, 1898-11-16

of the city by the Spanish troops.
The Rome correspondent of The L"nd@i
"Mail" SAYS that it is positively asserted
that Mai n Ma chAnd has established COM
Htunioalion with the Emperor MeneIik of
Abyssinin, and nat France is now intriguing
with that Monarch.
SPECIAL.
New York. Nov. l2th.-The race for tire
Liverpool Autumn Cup lun at Liverpool
Yesterday res ulted ms follow: Altmalk, Let;
Sligo, 2n !; Oh I%eureux, Ord.
'Atrato" pa'>e"ge -.MetslS.ClaIKe ana
Lunney.
New York, Nov. 14fh.-A despatch from
Cairo states that Major Mhrchand still
fingers in that city and it is said that he is
in need Of British assistance for evacnatlng
Fashodn, but ~hesitates to secure il by engaging
to e~vacuate oil the Egyptiar territory occ"-
pied by him.
The Lonlon weekIies aud Continental
JOURNALS continue TO discuss Il e meaning Of
Lord Salisbury's speech. Russia, it is said,
is especially dissatisfied and gives signs OF
supporting France regarding Fashoda and
the Egyptian question to handicap England
in the East.
A despatch from the st. Petersburg COR
respondent of the Daily Telegraph" reports
that the Sultan has offered Crete to Russia
III pay ulCIt vi JIG OAldltOO VA NHO wa
nifty due the latter country.
The Berlin Foreign Office announces that
the Kai, er will not now land in Spain, but
will remain OH board his yacht which is
technically German soil.
The New York "rimes', editorinlly, ex-
presses the opinion that the Kalsers visit to
Spain now resembles an effort 10 induce
a bankrupt to act in u fraud upon his Gre
ditors.
A despatch from the Copenhagen CORES
pohdcnt Of II New York paper announces the
death Of Herr Billie, "a Danish Tx. Minister to
the United States.
Paris news reports that the Minister of
the Colonies has refused ii personal Appli-
cation from Madame Dreyfns for permission
to send some clothing to her husband, in
stead however he read to her ~ letter from
H.. Dreyfus in which he stated that he was
in "a dying condition. Madnme Drpyfus
Immediately applied to be allowed 10 ttle-
graph her husband the action Of the Court
of Cessation but This was also refused her,
and upon an appeal being made to President
Fanre the decision was sustained.
Advices from Nassau report that % num-
her Of wreckers have arrived there with
loot from the ''Mariu Teresa, and that eofne
admiralty officers have left TINT port to seize
her as a derelict.
Washington news states that the United
Stateg Governments will claim the "Maria
Teresa" as national property, therefore not
seizable. No trouble is expected over tho
matter but undoubtedly England will &C:
cording to preGe'ients return the 'Teresa"
upon payment Of the salvage.
A telegram from Norfolk Va, says that the
repair ship "Vulcan''. with Lieut.. Hobson on
board, will shortly be- at Cat Island. Bahamas,
to try and save the s'.Maria Teresa"
Adyices from Wilmington, Delaware, state
that s negroes and one white man wero
killed over a fierce race riot in consequences
of election disputes.
A Paris telegram reports that it will
be decided this week to liberate Colonel
Picqnart Internationally.
Barbados, l4th Nov.-Mr. q. j, Lawrence
late Inspector of Police, died here yesterday
London, Novbr. 18th. Messrs. g.. NJ. aid
Z. Woodhouse.& Co., West India Merchants
state that no crystalized sugars ,are left in
importers hands and that O1ly small sales
have been male up to sixteen shillings and
three pence Cor good yellow but it is impOssi-
BILE to give quotations till new sugar arrives.
New York, Novbr, l5th.-Advice received
from Pekin state that Prince Ii Hung Chang
has been ordered to confer with he Viccroy OF
the S~hantung Province regarding the pro
vention of the Honnglo hoods which miears
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