, 1896-10-10

1hoihas LIl4s, NJ. l. 1Ol NelIOntth, to the
effect that ne found himself differing in opinion
regarding the Eastern Question from many
liberals, inc luding Nj. Gladstone, who he saws
must always eNelciSe mutohle>s authority.
He regretted that he had divided the Ill eral
party, but being desilOus to resume liberty
Of action he resigned the leadership, with he
deepest reg ct and gratltndv for past support.
Lord Il scbcry will 81 eak at Edinburgh
today.
The DAILY News" in al editorial, express
es the opinion that The step TAX, II by Lord
RosebeIy Is a grave and lamentabic one, and
that Nr. Gladstone is n, sup ortrd unitrdly
by his party OF he %lation. Lord Rosebe. !,
1t says, has pei mitttd himself to be Iuanuuv-
led Ous and that i yo,U Of conf fence will he
necessary bctme he can return.
A denial is gwen to the statement Of the
Washington correspondent nf lie New York
Herald published on the 9th inst. regard.
ing the Vcn' zuelun Question and it is asserted
that no progress has been made since the
last blue book was published. 1t Is. how.
ever, expected that the Queens speech and
she Presidents message to Con ress will
announce an adjustment which has not yet
been reached.
The St. jam ss' Gazette alone anpriIv
resents the suggestion made by the Washing
ton correspondent of q New York paper
wide yesterdays bu%lIetin) as being another
insult, which England weakly accepts, al.
though the meanest sister Republic would
have declared Wal long ago.
ihe "Daily Chronicle" in an e. itolisl
expresses the opinion that Tho Kaltuma Fail
way o Lcession had better be postponed.
New York Journals generally arc silent
ON the subject .ant there appears 10 be no
popular interest III the matter.
Paris news states tIal the Czarina is in
excellent health and spirits, but that tAe { zur
appears sad and i'll, probably from fatigue.
On " ednesdRy he lef, cards at the residences
IF the PIcsiusnts Of the Senate md Chamber
VI deputies. Paris journals, discussing this.
BY That this act vi cour e~y expresses he
C2ar's acceptance of the Republican regime.
Abe Gar has laid the corner stone Of the
Alexander lhe third bridge practically inau-
surnting the exposition IF 1900. lie also
placed flowers on the late Presi dent Carnot's
lolnt, which are 10 be replaced by a golden
wreath as his tribute as Gar md man TO the
founder of the friendship and union of two
great nations. All other public ceremonies
lnnt have taken place have been extremely
brilliant and successful. The popular fever
continues, e~IiciGng the Cars privately OK.
pressed surprise and his 0 pinion that it had
surpassed anything seen y him during his
present tour.
All European journals agree that the
world ia now witnessing events of the first
Importance.
A Constsntinoplo correspondent of q New
York paper reports that Russia objects to
tho admittance to the Bosphorus Of any
guardships that are not within the Berlin
treaty. The guardships of Greece, Holland
and the United States will therefore be for.
hidden to pa rs the Dardanelles.
A Santiago despatch received in New York
says that another large tilibustering expedi-
ton has recently successfully landed near
Guantanamo, supposed to be from Hayti.
jamaica, 9th Octbr. = Consequent on the
report of Prof essor Williams on the cattle
disease in this island, which be attributes to
Texas fever, the Government have decided to
put a stop to the imp o~rtation Of cattle from
where Tex us fever is known to be
An official notice in yesterday
prohibits until further orders the i'm
portation of cattle an animsls from the Unit.
ed States, Leeward Islands, South Africa,
and Australia, provided that such prohibition
shall not apply TO cattle OF animals in transit
from the countries nam ed al he d;te of the
publication of this notice.
New lmrk, October 9th.
FLOUR, City Mills tor tho " est Indies per
barrel. S40O-S4.10
Meal, b,,t oral Iywiu., pei. bn not quoted
n. s. York S8-8{
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