, 1894-04-07

solution.
Advices from Vienna state that an Austro-
German commercial treaty has been effected,
the result of the Cars personal interven-
ton. A similar treaty. prompted from
Vienna and Berlin, has also been agreed to
between France and Italy.
A despatch from the Vienna correspon-
dent of the Times states that these CONNER
cial treaties foreshadow a political entente
towards peace, and a reduction of military
expenses.
kilograms from Lima report that Senior
Caceres has been proclaimed Dictator
also that the Cabinet of the late Presi-
dent Bermudrz have resigned in favor of
DR.. P. Del Solar. There are now three pre-
tenders to the chief over of Peru.
Washington news announces that the fol
lowing C0nsuIs have been nominated. }. H..
Dinsmore to Cienfuegos: W. G. Foster, Trjni-
dad; w. Il. Henry, Curacao.
Upon a report being received that thd
huh of the Kearsarge had been looted be-
yond rescue the United States Consul at
Kingston has been instructed to endeavour
to secure relics, such as the ships bell, the inc
scribed gangway, headboards, etc, eto.
London, April ~5th.-Advices from Co.
penhagen state that no changes in the Minis
try have as yet been announced.
New York, April 5th.-London advices
state that the Welsh M. Ps. have resolved to
ask for q Committee to be appointed for
Wales similar to that proposed by Sir George
Trevelyan forScotland, The "Times," in an
editorial, expresses the opinion that this
decision of the Welsh members will emb2rrass
the Government.
The reelection is announced Of Mr.. Brand
NJ. P. for W;8beach on his acceptance of tie
appointment of Treasurer Of the Household.
The result Of the voting was as follows -
Brand 1868 votes Sackville 1921.
The marriage is announced Of Mr.. Selous,
the celebrated African explorer, to Miss
Gladys, daughter of the Revd. Canon
Mad6ys.
A man named Meunier exploded a bomb
in the Cafe Very, Paris, it is said, to avenge
the death of Ravachol. He escaped, but was
subsequently, arrested when starting for
Antwerp from Liverpool stle et station. He
desperately resisted the police de will be-
eXtradited to France on the charge Of murder
Paris advices state that another bomb out
rage took pla ce yesterday at the restaurant
Foyot,d damaging the adjacent Senate Chamber
in the Palais, Luxembourg, smashing many
windows for a distance Of $50 yards in the
Rue de Condo. Several persons were wound
ed, three of whom were taken to the hospital
It is announced that holders of 1872, COO
shares in the Panama Cal al have uOscribed
pro rata the sum Of twenty million francs
towards the establishment Of a new company.
Able Rebours, a simple parish priest, al
though he has often declined being advanced
to a Bishopric, has died from an attack of
pneumonia and shock following the bomb
outrage at the Church Of St. Madeleine on
March l5yn last.
Washington news states that the finding of
the court martial on he oss of the Kearsarge
is that Commander Heyerman was negligent
and inefficient. and consequently has been
sentenced TO two years suspension.
London, April 6th-Sugar in stock on the
31st ultim6 was 10000 tons. Last year
$4,000 tons.
nounoes that the eleetion Of a member of Par
lament for Mid Lanarkshire vice Mr.. john
W. Philips, resigned in consequence of i'll
health, resulted as folIows.-Mr. Caldwell,
Liberal and anti Home Ruler, 1866 votes;
col. Harrington Stuart, Conservative $685.; the
Labor candidate Mr.. Gemells secured 1921
votes.
A te~legraphic despatch received at the Ad-
miralty from Admiral Sir John Hopkins re-
ports that the excitement on the Mosquito
Coast has subsidized this is interpreted to
mean that British interests are not endanger-
ed.
The man Sweeny, alias Scott, the leading
H. ~ lax1