, 1898-11-02

most frantic, lie being molbed hy his adj
mirers bursting lie police Gordon aud Selling
him by his clothing, shouting Bravo Her.
bert! GOOD bless YOU my boy, upon which
his face beam"tI with delight.
The Emperor and Empress Of Germany
have arrived at IlaifA in Palestine. The
town was mOSt profu4ely decorated, every.
booty flying the Germau aad Turkish flags.
Turkish troops lined the streets and the
baud played tue German anthem us they
landed.
A Rome de.pntcI states tInt the Pope
h1s wired President Faur~ advising him 10
order the retreat of The French troops
from FashodA 40 as TO avoid war. He also
suggests submitting the question to arbilra.
ton.
SPECIAL.
London Ootbr. 29th. The subscriptions
~ the Mansion House relief fund up to Fri
day night amounted to thirty-eigLt thousand
pounds.
New York, Octbr. 3lst.-Advices from
Dover report that on the arrival of General
Sir f.. FL. Kitchener he was Immediately
handed an autograph letter from the Queen.
He has since twice visited the Prince of
Wales.
The exact title assumed by him is Lord
Of KhartouIn and Aspall.
London news states that the reported
Egyptian protectorate by England is denied.
The Pail Mall Gazette" reports that
The Cabinet have decided that Captain
Marchand must be withdrawn uncondition-
ally from FaShoda, with every fncility posi-.
bic to be given him, and that if not Withdrawn
10 reinforcememts will be permitted; he is
however to be treated Hospitality as u visitor
solely; after his withdrawal q discussion
upon Frances various topics will be con-
Sidered, Finally the initiative is to be left to
France.
1t 10 now announced that Captain Marchand
left FaShudA last Sunday and reached
KhartouIn on Friday having left Capt in
German commanding at FasIoda.
The Paris correspondent of the London
STANDARD" telegruphs that Captain Mar
chAnd left FashOda upon his own responsible.
lily, hunger aud disease making his position
untemnble, anil thNt he will demand permits
sion or instructions to withdraw.
All London journals discuss this action
as indicating ia early settlement.
Paris news reports that NJ Dupuy has
consented TO form u Cabinet.
Other news states that M Manau, the Pro-
oureur General, in addressing the Court of
C"ssatiOn, urged the suspension of the
DreyfIs sentence, pending a revision of his
cA.e and the punishment Of the truly
guilty.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
reports that a profound impression weighs
upon the nation like a pail because Dreyfus'
Innocence involves such terrible censure up
on others.
1t is s"id that several Ministers of War
and chiefs of the general staff seem to be
liable under the penal code.
A telegram from Managra (NiOarsgua) to
the New York "Herald" states that Messrs
Eyre and Cragin, representing American
capitalists, have concluded a contract with the
Nicaraguan Government tu construct an
iuterocsnnio canal, the work to ommence
within two years, ana lie canal to be com
pleted in ten Yeas, both s%tipulatious TO date
from the organization of the company.
Washington news states that at a meeting
of Council it was announced that the Paris
Commissioners have settled The question
re Cuba and would discuss that OF the
Philippines this week.
Barbados, Oct. 3Uth.-Sir james Hay
K. G. NJ. G. left here yesterday evening
in L.. Nj. s. "Medway" for England. On
lf-;d,x, az Al fnroa on9 influential puhlio