, 1896-09-26

eeived from Balmoral state that Her Majesty
received an enormous number of congratula-
tory kilograms on the BIRD from all parts of
the worlI. Throughout Great Britain all
the church bells rang peals, and all shops
and exchanges ceased business, while al an.
them was sung. and which was also played III
all theatres during the evening. No official
notice Of the day was observed in accordance
with Her Maiesty'~ wishes wide pr. 2, news
bulletin August 18th
Dispatches from the Soudan report that an
encounter with the Dervishes has taken place,
resulting in a c)mplvts route Of the enemy.
The Egyptian cavalry and British gunboats
pursued the Detvishes for 0 le hundrd miles
south OF Don4oIa, killing large NUMBER Of
them. five Of the British troops are report
ed wounded.
The Times in al, editorial protests against
the hardshtps being endured by the troops,
resulting from the refusal Of France to sane
ton the use Of the Egyptian funds. and ex.
presses The opinion that England herself
should find the funds to continue the
campaign, with common humanity to the
troops.
The Daily News publishes a letter from
Mr.. Bowles, Mp. for h'ug'@ Lynn, in which
he states that the report published. stating
that he had asserted upon the authority Of
LIZ AOACASh CI1CC LIdI | Qlhlsl AudlIS MOuiU
be very speedily altered etc, wide bulletin
Sept 23rd) was in ,~ccurate.
The Paris correSpondent Of the "Graphicf
reports that the Foreign Minister has som-
menced urgent negotiations for the settle
ment of the Eastern Question bv England.
France, and Russia, and that then Ministers
at ConstAntlnople will speedily send a decj.
Give message to the Sultan.
The Paris correspondent of the 'Morning
Post telegraphs that the proceedings for the
extradltlon of lyman have been abandoned IN
consequence eff a refusal to extradite HIM
being certain.
The Athens correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph" reports that England and Russia
have agreed to permit Greece 10 annex The
island Of Crete.
The New York Commercial Bulletin re-
ports that the firm of Dumois and Co.. West
Indian traders, have been compelled to make
an ASST nment, their Cuban assets having
been either captured OF destroyed.
Madrid advices state that the Carlnts' agi.
sation continues to make healway, the yari.
Gus organizations being perfected at every
point.
In an l~nteryie" Don Carlos referred to tho
teebl eness Of Spain in dealing with the
Cnlted States, and declares that the situation
i the same which preceded the revolution
OF 1868. tie further said that the Carllsts
are completely organized, disciplined, ani
armed and only await his orders to rise
against the Government.
A telegram from Manila reports that ont Of
upwards OF one hundred reLeIs, who had been
captured and imprisoned in a small dun
Seon, Of were next morning found dead from
suffocatlon. 1t is said that he object Of the
opanlardS IS to strike terror among the
Sympathizers Of tile rebels, and that the
Government publicly execute batches Of
prisoners. An order has been issued that
a property belonging to residents implicated
against the Government be forfeited.
Trinidad 24th-The Government Gazette
OF todays date announces that His Excellencv
the Governor will leave for England by next
4 NJ Steamer, having been advised to do 50
by his medical attendants. but he hopes soon
to return to the Colony. His EAcellsnoy has
recently had the third finger of his right
hand amputated.
Ne" York. September 10Th
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