, 1894-11-17

IuS UeDIlS. GIOm IaTlS III Is stated tnib IdlC
force of the wind registered OH the ETHEL :
Tower showed a rate of 81 miles per hour.
Intelligence from Rome reports that as q >
result Of the recent conference, the Pope has
authorized the patriarchs to maintain a
bishop at the Vatican to promote tie union
of the Eastern and Western Churches.
From Washington it S announced that
the Treasury has issued a circular inviting
proposals for a loan Of fifty million dollars
for ten years at five per cent, to be issued At
q premium reducing the income to three per
cent. The scheme is iQyolably commented
upon.
New York, Nov. l5th-The arrival is an
nounced Of II. NJ. 5. Ctypso at Las PaImas,
Canary Islands.
London news reports that Queen Victoria
has arrived at Windsor in excellent health.
Dispatches received from the East an
nounce that The Taku forts have ssluted the
British steamer Chung King, vide news
bulletin 9TH inst.
The death is announced Of Sir Thomas
Symonds, g.. G. b., Admiral Of the feet,
Lord Rosebery, addressing a large meeting
at Glasgow, stated that the Governments
forthcoming programme will include the
Scotch aud Welsh Church disestabliSh-
ment and the local veto bills During his
Sp6GCL IL oOdICQ ludG uG UIu nuC ldNOll JIG
proposal for a single Chamber government,
but at same time he was confident Of solving
the problem as other nations had already
done.
The Times. in an editorial on Lord
Rosebery's speech, expresses the opinion that
it in icates nothing is to be done prior to
an appeal to the Country.
The Daily News, however, expresses the
opinion that the Government have no lnten-
tlon Of dissoIvint at present.
The Times in an editorial referring to
Lord Rosebery'S Speech ut the Mansion House,
on the 9th INST, considers that he should
retr4et the remarks made by him regarding
the press, since official documents show that
New Zealand had proposed to administer
Samoa, which report Lotd Rosebery had
'itel as an example of the falsity of the press
publications..
Adylces from Dublin report that Mr.. Nc
earthly yesterday addressed the Central
branch of the National Federation League,
during which he denied that his party had
pledged themselves to support any English
Government. He further stated that the
Irish votes held the balance of power which
ever party went into office, and that they
would desert any government who neglected
Ireland's demands, In conclusion he said he
doubted whether the PerSenG 1afllamenC would
last beyond the next session.
The severe storm and floods in England
continue. From Dover it is reported that
the pier has been wrecked. The river
Thames rose 70 feet at Richmond at
Stroud, near Windsor, a landslide occurred,
which blocked the railway lines near that
station.
Am,ag the reported marine disasters is that
the $. s.Gol0n'S ieck5 were completely washed
over and purity Carried away. Latest re-
ports state that the storm an floods are sub
siding
Paris news states that the Minister of
Public Instruction, with reference to NJ .Roben,
the fpun Ter and alminiItrAtor OF the CO.
educational orphan asylum, e%xcuIpates him
from the charge Of immortality, but dismisses
him for incapacity. This decision satisfies
both the clerical and secUIarist parties.
Telegrams from st. Petersburg state that
after splendid o~bsequies had been observed,
en- route. especially at Moscow, the Cars re-
mains have arrived at tho city.
Two requiem masses will be held daily at
Saint Isaac's until the funeral takes place.
London, Novbg. 15th.-Sugar in stock on
the 10th inst. was $1,000 tons. Last year
10000 tons. .
New York, Novbr. ~16th.-Further reports
of the recent food continue to be received in
London. The river Avon rose TO the highest
point known within the century. From
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