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tured two gunboats on the ApuIe River.
Advices from Mexico state that General
Villa has recognized the Erimacy Of General
IalTanza, upon the latter dismissing his
%5tiicial advisers obnoxious to General Villa,
who will release the Carranza officials ~
rested Mt J&urez, and will surrender between
twelve million and fifteen million pesos OF
ConstitutionaIist currency.
General Villas troops are abatlng Their
zeal id THEN movement towards Mexico City.
President HuertA has summoned General
Penn, formerly Minister for War under the
late President Madero, to the capital, aud
1t IS rumoured that he will become President
RueIt9's successor When the latter hees. The
Presidents wife and son have arrived at
Vera Cruz, and it is reported they are IL
possession OF one million dollars III gold. The
Mexicaus confronting the Americans ut Vera
NlUz are lighting amol9 themselves, with
4 possibility of involving tho United States
troops. The election Of President Huerta IS
being ridiculed.
Antigua, 9th-The salvage steamer "Ne-
mesis' returned from Barbuda on 9th inst,
haying abandoned salvage operations on the
s. S. "Croydon". Captain Squance, marine
expert, has been authorized to consider offers
Of purchase for the wreck. The "Nemesis"
Left for St. Thomas on the seventh.
Trinidad, 9th-Italian cruiser "CalabfiO'
arrived this morning.
Copenhagen, July l0th-The death is
announced Of Count DanneskjolQ Samaoe
of Gisselfeid.
Prince Henry Of the Netherlands has paid
q short unofficial visit to the Royal Family.
The "St. Croix" left Rotterdam on the
eighth, and the "Sumui" left London to-day.
Among Der passengers are twelve Cen
darmes.
London, July 10th-Mrs. PnuLhurst has
been arrested for the ninth time. upon her
resuning command of the sutfragette head
quarters, Some suffragettes have been nr-
rested for placing bombs about Burns birth
place noar Ayr, Il Scottish shrne, and other
militanLs have committed the usual an
noyances towards the King and Queen, dur
ing their Majestles' tour in Scotland. The
most violent scene in court occurred when
the ,uffrasette officials arrested III the raid
on their headquarters, were sentenced for
conspiracy; MIR. brew, the publisher Of the
ssSufragette', was sentenced to two months
imprisonment for Indictment to arson and
violence.
La the committee stage of the Home Rule
Amending Bill the Government accepted
Lord Midleton's proposal to substitute u
Secretary of State, subject to the Westmin-
ster Parliament, for the Lord Lieutenant
Lord MaeDonuel'5 proposal for the "dnrnis-
tration Of Ulster by q council of 81, was
supported by moderates like Lord Loreburn
and Lord Courtney Of Pouurth, but was
rejected by 1876 votes to %, aud a proposal
for a referendum upon exclusion by the us
ter Counties was dropped by l57 votes to
IS. Lord Transformers proposal for the ex-
clusion Of all Ulster, without a time lltait,was
adopted by 1873 votes to 80. He stated that
nobody could guarantee peace, US the Earl
of Crewo said, but that this arrangement
was the most likely to relieve the 0nxieties.
Lord Haldapo said exclusion was the most
unfortunate eolutiGn as four tiftbs OF lie
land were hostile and opposition would
arise shortly.
The Daily Telegraph's Parliamentary cor
respondent predicts the Governments nc
c%eptunce of the amendments despite the
ilnposslblity Of support by the Nationalist,
and thinks that Mr.. Asquith's communities
tions to the Unionists warrant the eXpecta-
ton of THEN assistance i'll a%verting war aud
outwitting the Natioualists. even if the
Radicals support Mr. Redmond.
G~un-running continues upon a large scale,
including machine guns, and the Dublin