, 1898-10-25

only Withdrew owing tn f,rce H. n,
so said that tho reconoras. -, III
toum would fail m b.va tic 49,. :,
the valley of the Nile w,s MT ros.onod
to Eevpt
Mustanha concluded with ro,.u,,
to the Ane1o-Frencb disoussion . the
subject of Fasbod, rroinn - o.
mer to rse bis GOOD omao, ,,;., ~
Marouis of s,I;shurr .;, ouaou 49,,
the hIe rishts 80 IT,. 49,
he recognized and that al, tbo nror,noo,
occlpied I'm to +be rebe,,ion of Mo
manned Ahmed he restored 70 bar-
The British c.hine, oo,roi bo. hoor
fixed for Thursday next
The afternoon newsnan ers bore IN.
day discuss the report Of The Frencb
ambassador. Raron do Cource, on the
subject of tho conversation bore with
the MARQUIS of Salisbury regarding the
proposed French out1et on the Nile &c
being the leading feature If tho VOL
low hook on the Ea shoda ouestion &C.
sued Yesterday nv the French govern
ment.
The conservative organs scout the
idea of the MARQUIS Of Salisbury en-
t%ertaining the surrender of the Bahr-
el-Gazal tn the French and the Pail
mail Cazette and Tho Globe ,,pgest hat
the a~mbassador misunderstood the
some EXPLANATION.
The liberal and radical naners are
not displeased at the prosnects Of n
compromise being eed and tbev
he,ieva that nro,;ded ,N,io, N,rob
and is recalled the disnute is suscen-
tible to an arrangement nv which
France will receive some satisfaction
in the Babr-el-Ghazel district.
In spite of the news Of tho war,;ke
mobilization which came from France
and different parts Of England TODAY
with the decline in rentes and ~conso,s
there is a distinctly hotter feeling in
diplomatic circles tonight and a grow
ing belief that the Fashoda disnute will,
be arranged.
The drop in the price on conso1s was
largely due to important withdrawal
Of gold nv Scotch and Irish hanks
| which. however, is usual at this time
of the year.
The French ambassador to Great
Britain will arrive here from Paris TO-
night. and there Ia good authority for
the statement that he ia the bearer Of
a propsition to the MARQUIS of Sails
bury which NAV satisfy bc,b govern
men+s
The Fashoda yellow hook issued nv
the French government. having left
some slight miseiyines in this country
as to Lore ~salisburv.s firmness in deal
ing with the French ambassador Raron
de Courcel. a speedy destination nj these
fears followed the p,1blication Of ves-
terday's blue book.
1t is especially welcomed bv the Lon
don papers which this morning exnress
their satisfaction notably NJ tho v;au,
NJ tho Eyvnt;an ragen+ which 10 hold
to nullify entirely the French idea that
England lacks the annroval Of the
|Eeyptian government
The Times saws. .J,ord sa1;sburv,s
version of the interview with p. ron do
| Courcel tends decidedlv 70 rebev. tho
british mind"
The ri save. ..Tbe Hin. hoo,,
removes a~pprebensions repardinq T lord
| %Salisbury's nosition which A. would
have been unsafe to Law unoorraot-
led"
The Daily News thinks the b,,e bool
confirms tbe imnression LOFT NV N.
yellow hook ma me,v that Er,noo to
seek ing a ,oonbo,e
The Paris correspondent =, tho n.;,,,
Chronicle claims to have ,rthor;,v ~
saw a decision has .,ro.dv boon ..Lon
NV the French eovarnmon+ sna.d;,,, %
~evacuate 70 sboda ond tbo+ M nj
casse. the French foraipn m;n;s+er w;,,
do his utmost to tac,7,tate , noci6c o.
LINTON
Paris Oct a4-Tbe raw snono bo-o
to-day warm,v nra,so tho oxnos,.,on =,
tho E,rancb sida q, tb. E.shod. nc.
tion nresented nv tho mdr;.tar =, tor-
eisn affairs. NJ Delcasse i'm the yellow