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LATE TELEGRAMS.
[VIA SHANGRAL]
THE NEW POPE.
London, 5th August, While the Into Pops belonged to the ancient nobility of Italy,ardinal Sarto is of humble birib. He had no university education, his brother and near relations are staall shopkeepers, and one of his sisters is married to an innkeeper in his native village.-N.-C. D. N.
Berlin, 5th August.
The election of Cardinal Sarto to be Pope is considered very satisfuglory hore. He has been the most favoured candidate of Germany for the successorship of Pope Loo since 1899. All the German Cardinals voted for him, as he was personally well known to K. M. the Emperor and the Chancellor, Count Bülow.—0. Lloyd.,
THE STEEL TRUST,
Berlin, 5th August. The President of the Americon Steel Trust, Mr. Schwab, has resigned.~0. Lloyd, ·
KING EDWARD'S SEMMZE HOLIDAY,
London, 6th August. King Edward goes. this year to Marionbal iustead of Homburg, and thence he will visit the Emperor Francis-Joseph at Visaus. N.-C. D. N.
THE CUNARD COMPANY AUGIEMENT.
London, 6th Angust, The Cunard agreement embodies the pro- visions already published last Ooluber, The Company holds its whole fet at the Govern ment's disposal. The officers nul thro-fourths of the crews oust be British, and half the crows of the two new ressets must bo naval reservists. The Government's loan is not to exceed £2,000,000, socured by deboutures paying 27 jr cent. interest. In addition to thess debentures, tho Government recuivas sposial £2 shares carrying certain oventualities, nada voting power equal to one-quarter of the total votes of the other shareholders--N-C, D), N,
[VIA MANILA.]
OBITUARY,
London, 6th Augusi, Phil May, the famous caricaturist, is dead.
AFFAIRS AT THE VATICAN.
Rome, 6th August. Cardinal Rampolla's s ar has set. Opinion here is that he will not remain Secretary of State. Cardinal Agliardi is' named us probable successer. Cardinal Oneglia is confirmed at Camerlengo. Pope Pius will probably be enthroned on Sunday. It is said that he loaus towards Loo's policy. This inclixles the question of the Philippine friars. The conclave. after making Cardinal Surto's election un animons, has been dissolved.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND,
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I demand for Indian underground labour ex-no more grain unless he pulled down his old
ceeded the supply.
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BBITISIE STEAMER LINE TO EAST AFRICA, Loudon, 23rd July,
Mr. Austen Chamberlain, replying to a ques- tin in the House of Commons, said that in view of the report of the Commission on Steamship Subsidies, the Government ware cansiloring the establishment of a direct British in to East Afrios.
GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY.
London 23rd July. During a debate in the House of Commous on the Foreign Ofeo Vote, Sir Charles Dilke and Mr. Gibson Bowles condemnot the shifti ness and mucartaisty of the Government's attitude towards Germany.
Lord Cranborne donied that our rolutions with Germany were a succession of blanders. The Government desired to be on good terms with everybody, butit pat the Colonies before everybody else. Respecting Canade, it was impossible to continue under the condition complained of.
Mr. Chamberlain repeated his declaration that he could not allow Germany's anti-Colo. Dial discrimination to continue without taking all steps to termianto it,
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That the banks aro manipulating exchange to enit their own enda is proved by the foot that Inst week exchange in Singapore was 1d. per dollar higher than it was in Hongkong. Not- withstanding all this, however, the Eastern banka yovia to think that when the British and Mexican dollars are demonetised they may have |some loft in' thoir vaults and are now talking about the iniquity of a Govorament that will not promise to redeem thom by issuing a now Straits dollar for every one of the old dollars left in their bands. Most people would consider this simply a monstroas proposition, but the banks are of different opinion and seem to think they wors quite entitled to pour millions of dollars, that were not at all required, into the Straits when they were worth about 1s, 8J, and to insist on the Govern- ment rolleoning them with a coin worth 2s. Such being the case, it appears to me that this Chamber of Commercs in appointing threeings bankers to ast on the sub-committen was calling in the wolves to protect the sheep.
Why Mr. Anderson - shaald· have beon appointed a mзtaber of, the sub-committed 1 do not know, as I am not aware that he has may
strong views on the curronoy question, and it is nat generally supposed that his metier is daauce, Mr. Barlo would, in my opinion, has been a winch more suitable person to ust on the sub-- committee, us he has an extended knowledge of business generally, and is now, as was shown in the debate on the currency in the Legislative Council, proaching the gospal of sinking small private differences for the general good-a doctrine that some pooplo might say he had not always believed in.
jasno a
On the 6th July, Mr. Sehwann enquired the numbers of the British, America, and Japanese Fleets in the north of the Gulf of Pochili or thereabou's at the prosout time, and whether, sing that the Russians had 57 vossals at Port Arthur, the Secretary to the Admiralty could I will conclude this letter by suggesting that state the object of this gathering of Beats,
the Straits Government should not single new Straits dollar until they are prepared. Mr. Arnold-Forster: The number of Bei-to prohibit the importation of the British an tish ships at present in the Gulf of Poohti is 12. Mexicans. If this course is not lopted the The Admiralty is unaware that any special banks will accumulato all the Straita dollars they can and continue to keep the colony flooded gathering of ships has taken placo or that may
with British and Mexicans and so delay tho special object is aimed at by the Governments
long-wi-hed-for day of a stable and fixed dollar, responsible for the movement of raseela in -1 am, &c., Singaporeun. Chinese waters.
BRITISH OFFICERE AFD JAPANSES THƆ188.
On the same day the Mastor of Elibank askod whothor any arrangement had been made with the Japaness Government as regards officers of the British Service being attachel to the Japanese forces for the purpose of studying the military system and language of the country.
Viscount Cranborne: No such arrangemetal has been made, but the matter shall not be lost sight of
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
On the 7th, Mr. Gibson Bowles said he desires to ask a question of which he had given private notice. Had the Government | any information to the effect that Japan was mobilising bor forces and that an outbreak of London, 6th August. An arbitration treaty between France and hostilities in the Far East between that country England is planned. There is considerable and Russia was imponding Had the Govern. excitement over the scheme. In Londen it is ment taken, or did they proposa to- take, any received with favour,among the people; in Pavis steps to induce these two countries to resort for the favour amounts to fervour. This sanoance-
the settlement of the differences between them ment has not beon unexpected. For several to the tribunal at the Hague, or did they pro years-in fact, since the Fashoda incident-paso in any other way to use their gond officos
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showed signs of answering, the Premier and After a pause, during which no Minister
the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs being absent,
efforts have been made on both sides of the to prevent hostilities? Could he, in the absen channel to come to au amicable understanding of the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, regarding the haudred and one vered questions have an answer from his bon, and galluut friend. of a minor order which have been incessantly or from the Home Secretary? cropping up and as often seriously endangering the happy peace between the two old enemies,
English King to Loube', and that of Loubet to the English King, Russia may well fear for the durability of her alliance with la belle dame. We are promised a commercial treaty between the two countries as well. However, the Anglo- French knot is not yet tied, the hemp is hardly out, and it may be that Russia will sacooed in twining the fair trade winds of these treaties into an Eastern typhoon which will wreck all it that expansion has besa freely applied to this the hopes they rioy ongender. We rang take
telegram.--En, D.P.]
[VIA CEYLON.]
CANADA'S TRADE- REMARKABLE INCREASE.
London, 23rd July. The official figures show a remarkable growth in the trade of Canada, which has more than doubled in seven years, the increase being Sfty
million dollars over 1896.
MANCHURIA.
London. 23rd July. Reuter's Peking correspondent stat:s that Prince Ching has written to Mr. Conger, refusing to open the towns in Manchuris ta foreigners. Prinda Ching dwells upon the isapossibility of opening the towns held by the Russiana.
A SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY,
London, 23rd July.
The Loudon County Council has agreed to give a yearly contribution of £20,000 towards tha cost of mein faining a grost Technical School in London as foreshadowed: by Iard Rosebery in his recent letter to the Pross. The County Council's contribution will be paid when a half million sterling has brou subscribed from other sourden,
INDIAN LABOUR AND RHODESIAN MINES. Losdag, 23rd July. Mr. Chamberlain, in reply to Sir Thomas Dever, said that the Indian Government was unable to consent to the proposal of the Go versment of Southern Rhodesia regarding the importation of coloured labour, because the
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Mr. Akers Dongles: You have given me no notice, private or otherwise,
The question remained uncnswered.
STRAITS CURRENCY.
appears in the L. & C. Express
The following lotter, addressed to the Editor,
SIL-It was with considerable amazement, not mixed with contemptuous amusement, that I read in the Singapore Free Press of June 3 that a sub-committee of the Singapore Chamber of Commercs had been appointed to watch over the change in the currency and to give advice to the Straits Government. The composition of the sub-committas is, to uso a mild tera, paculiar,...consisting as it does of three bankers and ono merchant. Possibly the members of the Singapore Chamber of Com- meres have not considered it worth their while
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