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indefensible. Lord ColeIidge said that the
conduct of Sir John was irrelevant to the
plaintiff case.
New York, April 25th-Polti and Ferrari,
the Anarchists, have been arraigned, and ex-
traordinary precautions nave been taken to
prevent the rescue of Ferrari and the muir.
der of Polti. Documents were read which
included proof that Polti intended to
commit an outrage on the 10th of May which
would have probably been fatal to himself
and OF Tiers.
Paris news 'ates that NJ Letsandy refuses
t. Withdraw the charges of forgery Thought
against Count Ellie Fallegrand P~erigord, III
though Princess Desagan offers to pay the
sum charged against her son the Count.
our pistol Shots were fired by a supposed
lunatic during the services in Notre Dame,
a panic FL sued, but with no serious conse-
quences.
An angry debate is reported to have taken
place in the Chamber If Deputies on the
reeonv,ning Of that Assembly in connection
with the strike at the Trignac steel works.
London, Appil 25th-Sugar in stock ON the
2lst inst. was 80, 600 tons. Last year $4,000
tons.
London, April 36th,-The Anderson Gorrie
case was continued yesterday. during which
Dr.. Anderson gave evidence in detail; he
was OeluS CROSS examined WQen tE9 court
adjourned.
New York, April 26th-London news
states that in the House Of Commons last
night Mr. Roby's Bill, providing for only
eight hours laboUr per day for miners, was
read a second TINS by a vote Of PSI to
1874
Sir Thomas EsmOnde announced to the
House that it was his intention to introduce
b Bill permitting the annexation Of Samoa
by New Zealand.
The London Morning Post and the
VoSsache Zeitung of Berlin, discussing Sir
Esmonde's proposal, approve of the Bill, but
the North German Gazette opposes the idea.
1t Is understood that an explanation is
being demanded from the Cover nment why
the exequatur of the British Consul at
Greytown has been withdrawn.
The Standard reports that the Discount
Corporation Of Ireland has suspended, with
Iiabilities estimated at half a mi lion sterling:
the suspension also involves the following
establishments the Belfast Warehouse Com.
pany, Messrs. Jaffe Brothers, the Bushmill
Whiskey Distillery, and the Brookield linen
Company.
Paris dispatches state that the friends of
President Carnot urge him to again place
himself for reelection as President. He,
however, objects, in consequence of the in
creaSlng dltncultles IN forming Ministries.
London, April 27th.-The Anderson Gorrie
case was resumed yesterday, during the
sitting The Sury expressed an opinion that
the Administration of Justice in Trinidad had
been bad. Lord Coleridge also severely
commented on the defendants action in de.
manding one thousand pounds bail for a debt
of forty two pounds. At the conclusion of
the plaintiffs case Lord Coleridge said that
the point for the jury to decide was whether
the defendants wilfully perverted Justice to
Cypress the plaintiff.
Mr.. Birgnaln then addressed the jury on
behalf Of Mr.. JusticeLumb, who he stated has
denied calling the plaintiffs affdavits scam
dalous; and also that his client had dis approved
of Sir John Gorrie's proceedings with regard
to pauper actions.
New York, 9th April-London news
states that the Home Secretary intro
duced yesterday a Bill or the diseStab-
lishment of the Welsh Church from the
first of January 1896, which will dt-
vert an annual income of two hundred
and seventy nine thousand pounds to public
charities go. Sir Michael Hicks Beach, in
commenting on the measure, declared that the
Bill if passed would virtually legalize sacri-
legs and plumber.
The Under Secretary Of State for the
Colonies stated in the House of Commons. in
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