, 1896-04-11

accompanied ny A"NJ CHANO
southampton to-day.
New York, April 9th.-Ihe Manchester
Guardian publishes a despatch from Corea
rsporting a serious outbreak III that country
with many murders, including the father of
the King.
The Daily News correspondent at Odessa
telegraphs that II Chinese Envoy is expected
to attend the coronation of the Gar, and
during his stay will formally ratify the ces-
sion Of Port Arthur to Russia.
A telegram from Massowah reporting the
evacuation oil Knssala and Agor.at y the
Italian forces is belAg discussed 10y all Jour
nails throughout England as being Of serious
import.
the Kallfa does not intend to attack has-
SaIa Init Will concentrate the Dervlshes at
Berber.
The telegram from Johannesburg report
inc that England had agreed to abolish the
con ~vention OF 1854 and to recognize the
independence Of he Transvaal Is "uthoiita-
lively denied.
Con oress wide Yesterdays b~ulletin) us being
irritoting to Spain, ami for no other motive
than the exigencies of American domestic
notifies The news was received III Mad1ld
aud Havana very quietly, the onclals gen
orally not expecting that President cleveland
will act.
The Commercial Bulletin reports that the
Sugar Trust has advanced the price OF all
refined grades one Ix'eenth.
A later Madrid Telegram reports that the
Oneen Regent has summoned her Ministers
to discuss the action Of the United States
Congress.
TheParis Temps asserts that the idea OF the
Dongola OK petition first emanated from hIng
Humbert VINO simultaneously addressed Eng
land aud Germany on the SUBJECT.
Later news from Cairo states that another
battalion has been sent to reinforce the gar
rlsou at Suaklm it being feared the DeryIsLes
Will attack the Egyptian entrenched posi-
tons.
Adyioes from Athens report that Monday
being the opening day OF The Olympic games
il was observed as q national festival. Inc
city IN the evening was bl4"antly decorated
London, April Sth-.Sugar in stock on the
4th inst. was l25, 900 tons. Last year o3,QO0
tons.
New York, April l0th.-The Times pub
fishes a despatch from Pretoria reporting that
the johannesburg Reform Committee have
all been committed for uial on the charge OF
high treason.
The Cape Town correspondent OF the Times
stat es shat Mr.. Cs3il Rhodes ~ III, suHsflhB
from an attack Of fever.
A despatch from Pletermaritzburg an
nouncss that Sir Walter Hely Hutchinson.
Governor in Chief Of Natal, at the opening
OF the Legislative Assembly stated that Natal
viewed tho antagonism botween the English
and Dutch with the gIaveSt concern, and that
it would be impossible to control the natives
if Europeans destroy their prestige by con
fict, he therefore hoped that a conciliatory
policy would abate the racial differences, and
the present political discomfort
Advices from Massowah state, that al
though the main army had left Agordat and
Zassala, the latter place was still being held
by a diminished garrison.
1t is announced that the Khallfa has aus
pended the pilgrimage to Mecca; and also
levied a war tax; he, it is said, expects to as
ssnble fifty thousand Dervisnes at Omdnr-
man before the autumn.
The Madrid correspondent Of q New York
paper reports that Senior Sagasta states that
the Liberal policy is to forestall the United
States by concedlng Cuban reforms.
The New York Herald publishes a dss-
Patch from Caracas stating that ID. NJ, ..
.'Cordelia" will be forcibly opposed III her,
srrand Ito release the schooner "Nswday
and that Fort Guiana will not permit her
passage up the Orinuco River.