, 1894-10-03

rumoured.
Further advices from St. Petersburg an
nounce that the Czarewitch has postponed
visiting Princess Alix, to enable him to ac-
company the Car to Liyatia. The under
taking Of this journey is however considered
doubtf.I.
New York, October 1st.- London news
states that In a Parnellite manifesto recently
lssded 1t predicts that the result of the pre-
sent dlsSensions amongst the Irish party will
cause individual candidatures which will dis
solve the Anglo-lrish political alliance.
MeSsrs. OBrien, Mccarthy, ant Timothy
1lealy unltedly declatc that they will oppose
Lord 10 cherry unless h. will announce his
policy towards he House Of Lords. This
declaration Will, 1t Is thought, promote a dis
solution OF econstrucl II of The Ministry.
Mr.. Gladstone is pAcifying the Temperance
party by affirming his approval Of tue Local
Option bill, although he regards the Gotben-
burg system as being more effective.
General Sir Henry +, POnsonby, keeper of
the prlvy purse and private Secretary to Her
Majesty, has resigned in consequence of bad
health. 1t is expected that the assistant
keeper of the prlvy pursr, Lieut.. Col. Sir
Fleetwood Edwards, will succeed him.
The stake winnings of Mr.. McCalmont's
"Isinglass" equal hfty-six Thousand nine
hundred and thirty i've pounds sterling, thus
exceeding the amount won by "Donpvan",
who Stands as the next largest winner OF
stakes.
At the annual meetin5 held at the Guildhall.
London, for the election of the Lord Mayor
tor the forthcoming year Sin Joseph Renals
were strongly opposed.
The latter now publishes a letter protest
ing AK inst the opposition asserting that he
has sustained heavy personal losses by com.
panles promoted 10y hlm. They were niue
IN number, with a capital exceeding three
million sterling, all OF which enterprises are
failures. The g lection will take place bv
ballot on Wodnrs ay next.
A despatch from the Paris correspondent of
the London Times states that the new
Panama scheme has been organised promptly.
despite the failure of subscriptions, aocordint
10 terms arri ed vt between the official lioni.
dator and Messrs. Oberndorffer.
1t is announced that NJ. Decrais. the
French Ambassador to the Court of st. James.
has resigned and will be succeeded by Baron
Decouroel.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Daily Teleg raph. in a despatch, states that
she Minister for Foreign Affairs condemns
NJ. Decrais neg lect to report to the Govern
ment that the late maneuvres of the English
feet simulated all attack on France.
Lord Hawkes. Cricket team defeated the
crack Philadelphia eleven by an innings and
forty runs.
Grenada, LIST Oct.-Heavy rainfall here on
Friday evening. Telephone lines throughout
the Island damaged, roads impossible at
several places, also considerable damage to
cocoa properties, principally at St. Andrews.
where some bridges and causeways were
destroyed and 4 deaths reported from drown.
ing.
london, Oct. 2nd-Ths death is announced
Sir Sanford Freezing formerly Cover.
nor of Trinidad.
New York, Oct. 2nd.-Telegranls from Leeds
that the Grown Point Colour Printing
Works have bee n destroyed by fire, the esti.
mated loss being one hundred thousand
pounds sterling.
Dispatches fir om the East state that the
Chinese have evacuated Corea for the de-
Tense of MOukden the capital of Manchuria.
The Japanese it is announced have occu-
pied Win alss that $4,000 troops have
been landed near Tientsin.
A despatch from the BerliA correspondent
OF the Times reports that Japan intends to
create three Chinese Kingdoms to be under
the immediate control of native Princes. the
details of this arrangement to be according
to al European conference which will be
called for in due course.