Intimations.
A. S, WATSON & CO. INVITE INSPECTION OF A WELL
SELECTED STOCK OF FANCY CHRISTMAS.
GOODS,
COMPRISING :-
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1883.
We would remind our renders that the enter on the part of the Tegant for life for a more pro- tainment organised for the relief of the great dis-fitable investment and with the assent of counsel on her behall, beplaced or deposit by the Registrar tress, at present existing amongst the poorer at 5 per cent. in one of the Banks approved classes in the Philippines will take place at the by the Court and the proceeds of all moneys Theatre Royal, City Hall, this evening. It gives invested, with the exception of the moneys hereby us great pleasure to announce that nearly the directed to be carried to Suspense Account, will whole of the scats have been engaged, so that be from time to time paid to Mr Sands. the financial success of this most praiseworthy (undertaking is already assured. We hear that Theyre Smith's comedietta, “Uncle's Will has gone capitally in rehearsal-as it could scarcely
CHMSTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS fail to do with such an accomplished Florence
• ̧IN GREAT VARIETY.
SWEETS AND CONFECTIONERY:
FANCY SATIN COVERED-BOXES-
Marigold and is likely to prove a brilliant suc- cess. The musical-portion of the programme, with such talent as the celebrated String Band
The costs incurred by Mrs. Sands since March last will be paid by the Registrer out of any moneys in his hands in the same manner as her costs have hitherto been paid.
COURT OF VICE-ADMIRALTY.
THE "YORKSHIRE" SALVAGE CASE In re-Samuel Ashton v. steamer Yorkshira. of the Bulls and the German Liedertafel, shouldFrancis Ashton v. steamer Yorkshire, D.
FOOCHOW
We understand that colder weather than that.
of Thursday last, has not been experienced for many years in Foochow Fahrenheit's ther- mometer, hanging in an office in which there was a fire, registered as low as forty-five degrees.
Turkey refuses to recognize the cession of Massowan or any territory on the Red Sea to any Power.
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Dervisch Pasha has been released.
VIENNA, November 27th. Fuad Pasha and Keamil Pasha have been ar-
rested at Constantinople. The former was lately intrusted with a special mission to Vienna.
MADRID, November 27th. Twenty-five hundred persons assembled at the Alhambra Theatre to-day to inaugurate an agita- tion throughout the country in favour of free trade.
The present splendid weather for the shooting season, and the plenteousness of game, having tempted a large portion of the community up- country, has rendered Foochow unusually dull this Christmas. We hope the sportsmen may return not only with good "bags," but fully in vigorated for the commencement of the New
ST. PETERSBURG, November 27th. Of the students engaged in the recent demop Year; which we sincerely wish may prove a happy and prosperous one to the whole com.strations 130 have been arrested. Troops fired into a crowd of Kason University students, killing munity.
three.
BERLIN, November 17th. prepared by the minister of Finance, of a bill
Bismarck has rejected the preliminary draft, abolishing the four lowest grades of class taxes,
sequently be delayed. It is believed, however, preamble and introduction. The bill will con that the bill has no chance of final adoption. The National party has declined, on principle, Conservatives, and purpose forming a middle party in the Diet.
MONACO, November 27th.
embargo from sending a garrison, A correspon dent of the IVorld says that the event will pro- bably urge the American Government into more, positive action, and dispose it to jay some shares of responsibility on the French authorities.
A dispatch from Paris' says: "There is much speculation here as to the reception of the Mala gassy Envoys in London." The Telegraph, referring to the proposed visit to Lord Granville, it is stated that the Madagascar Embassy re says, sneeringly Much good may it do them." ceived a number of applications from Americans for letters of marque in the event of hostilities with France. Robinson; the American Consular United States Minister at Paris, has been inf Agent in Madagascar, believes that Morton, structed to make friendly representations to France against the proposed aggression. Lord. Granville says he does not know for a fact that officially accredited to the British-Government the Malagassy deputation is
LONDON, November 29th." Loni Granville, in introducing the Dean of
the Dean's consent to allow the bust of Long- fellow Memorial Committee, said they wanted fellow to be placed in Westminister Abbey a testimonial to the graceful and tender bers of the committee, numbering 500, as scarcely paralleled, they being 'distinguished in all the departments of intellectual activity. Lord Gran
asked the Dean to accede to the request,
Recently there have been far fewer fires to report as occurring in Foochow than usual, also materially aid in attracting a large audience. The following-judgements in the above cases-which-fact rather endorses the views of life were delivered to-day by His Lordship, Chief Chinese authorities, and they consider illustrates Justice Sir George, Phillippo :-
These cases were cases in which anivage was the policy they adopted in restricting the sale of and has, instructed the Minister to recast the Westminister to a deputation from the Long- claimed by the steamers Douglas and Hailong ever, a most destructive fire broke out close to kerosine oil. On Saturday evening last, how- for going to the assistance of the steamship the quarter near the Governor's Yamen, about one hundred and twenty houses heing razed to Yorkshire in Ho! Tan Bay, where she had grounded, and assisting her to get off.
. CUT GLASS TOILET BOTTLES.
LAU AFAT, a carpenter, charged with stealing CHRISTMAS CARD ALBUMS. a brass lock, informed Mr. Wodehouse this mor IVORY, BACK HAIR BRUSHES aing that he wished to purchase the lock found on his person, and that he had no intention of stealing the same. The hawker who is proprie tor of the lock in question stated that prisoner came up to his stail yesterday and collared the !! Brahmin " without as much as saying, by your
SCIENTIFIC TOYS.
ATKINSON'S, HENDRIE'S, AND LUBIN'S PERFUMES.
&c.,
XC.
A. S. WATSON & Co, CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS
AND PERFUMERS."
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
· ESTABLISHED 1846
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The Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1883,
TELEGRAM S.
LONDON, January and. THE NEW UNDER-SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice has been appointed Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
FUNERAL OF M. GAMBETTA.
The Douglas is a steamer of 982 tons, and i, i the ground. The damage occasioned is estimated Į the proposal to coalesce with the left wing of the pointed to the number and eminence of He
A dynamite cartridge, which had been placed salochns, exploded last evening, causing a great panic and wounding officials. An Italian was
mem-
of the value of £40.000.
at $15,000. The Hailoong is a steamer of 277 12/100 tons reached Foochow of a loss sustained by one whose On Christmas morn the sad intelligence and of the value of 12.000.
Both these steamers belong to a regular line of name is a household word not only throughout leave, and attempted to make off with it. This passenger and cargo steamers and to the same China, but who(by his valuable literary works) has at the entrance of the Monte Carlo gambling. and thus bind more closely in friendly feeling
proprietors, and were on their regular trips regained world-wide celebrity. Upon the lament- spectively when they went to the, assistance of able news of Mrs. Giles' death being circulated, the Yorkshire.
the Flags of the various Consulates, and at The cases were heard separately but by agree-Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co.'s, were at once ment the evidence giyen in the case of the hoisted half-mast high; and a gloom seemed as applicable to the case of the Hailong to the The deceased, who was 37 years of age, leaves | Yorkikire.
the large family of six children. The mortal remains of the deceased were interred, in the Cemetery at Pagoda Anchorage.-Herald.
did not suit the hawker's book, so he accordingly laid hands on the would-be lock lifter and received for so doing a left-hander on the or frontis which inther-upset his eyesight. Prisoner ran off and
fell foul of a constable who ran him up to the Douglas v. the Yorkshire was admitted so far Cast over the most joyous morn of the year. | Egypt until October 1st was £3.500,000; includ- ties were strong as links of iron.
Central Station. As Mr. Wodehouse does not approve of this eccentric method of making pur chases, he sent Lau Afat to four weeks' imprison. ment with hard labor.
An inquiry into the cause which led to the death of the late Captain E. Lee of the steamship Yangiste, was formally opened by the Coroner, Mr. H. E. Wodehouse, at-the-Ma- gistrácy at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Messrs. W. L. Scott, W. Schmidt, and V. Carvalho were sworn in as a jury, and the court was then adjourned, in order to allow the jury to visit the Happy Valley to view the body of the deceased, which had been exhumed for the pur pose. The Coroner, jury and witnesses according ly, met at the Happy Valley at 3 o,clock, and after viewing the body an adjournment was made to the Magistracy where the inquiry is now pro- ceeding. Owing to our early hour of going to press we are unable to give the full report, and as the matter appears to be assuming a serious
The expense of M. Gambetta's funeral will be character, we reserve our comments and will.
publish a detailed account in our next issue. bome by the Stale,
GAMBETTA'S DEATH CONSIDERED AS A GUARANTEE OF PEACE BY THE GERMAN "PRESS.".
German opinions consider M. Gambetta's death a guarantee of peace.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE Biskop of Acantha, the right Rev. Father Raimondi, vicar apostolic of this diocese, arrived from San Francisco by the City of Tabia this morning.
We hear from Swatow that Captain Cocker ar. rived at that port at Christmas, and assumed the command of the revenue cruiser Ling Feng, vier Captain Farrow who has gone north.
CHUN CUM SING; an unemployed seaman, charged before Mr. Wodehouse this morning with attempting to steal three jackets, valued at $1.50, was relegated to the "jug" for three months' steady employment at the usual rate of remuneration paid by a liberal Government to those hard labor inmates.
CHOT ALANG, a carpenter, charged with stealing saibs, of copper nails from the British barque Helens at Aberdeer en the 3rd Instant, said he was not the man who did the deed. The evid- ence of Cornelius Daniels, a watchman at the Aberdeen Docks, went to show that Chol was the bener of the halls, and Mr. Wodehouse consigned the carpenter to Hayward's retreat for a month's hard labour “
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SUPREME COURT.
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
The following judgment was delivered this morning by His Lordship, Chief Justice Sir George Phillippo, Zar-Sands and another, W. H.
Forbes.
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This cause cante on before me for hearing on further consideration on the Registrar's Certificate as to the present state of the suit.
It appears from, the certificate that all the questions in the suit, as far as the defendant is concerned, are settled with the exception of the realization of certain property in Macao and which is in process of realization. When that matter is settled, and the accounts passed, Mr. Forbes will, so far as this Court is concerned, have no further interest in the suit.
The question of costs, as far as Mr. Forbes is concerned, seems to have been hiready disposed of, and the only costs outstanding are the costs incurred by
him since March last. There has been no reasonaligeed why Mr. Forbes should not be paid these costs out of the fund in Court. be twg Trust funds outstanding, of which the By the Registrar's certificate there appears to Testator in this suit was Trusice. The amounts to which cach of these Trust estates are entitled should be ascertained by the Registrar and paid into separate accounts to the credit of each separ- ate Trust estate, and the interest arising there- from be accumulated until a further order of the
court.
There also appears to be certala Bhares in pu- ble companies of limited liability which have been deposited in Court. As these Shares are not such Investiments as the Court can sanction they should be sold by the Registrar as oppor unity offers, capecially as such sale would be in accordance with the Testator's will, and the pro ceeds must be placed to the credit of the suit and invested.
Mr. Francie, as counell for the defendant, called my attention to the fact of furniture valued at 3,670 which was directed by the will of the Testator to be sold being still unsold and in the passession of Mrs. Sands. He also called my attention to the great desirability in the interests of those entitled in remainder to an account being taken as to what portion of the money- paid into court consisted of capital, and as to the amounts paid to Mes. Sands from time to time as interest. He also desired an enquiry as to what amount (if any) of the costs incurred in this suit thould be charged to income and what to capital..
NEws from Kores, says the Japan Mail, is to the effect that the Minister for Foreign Affairs, a nominee of the Tal-on-Kun, has been con- demned to exile by the Chinese Government, for having falsely announced the death of the Queen and Invested a corpse with her garments on the occasion of the late rebellion, and also for having failed to show Her Majesty proper respect when she subsequently returned from hiding. The In my opinion, however, although in the in
terests of all parties I think it highly desirable
The Yorkshire is a steamer of 1,425 tons, and it is admitted that her value, together with the value of the cargo and freight which the Douglas assisted in salving, amounted to £75.937, and that her value together with the value of the cargo and freight which the Hailoong assisted in salving amounted to 102,494. This amount. of 102,494, includes the £75,937, which it is ad- mitted the Douglas assisted to salve.
EWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL. The Pacific Mail Company's steamer City of Tokio, Captain Maury, with the American maile
arrested in connection with the affair.
LONDON, November 28th. Gladstone stated that the cost of the war in ing the expenses of the Indian contingent and the transportation of troops. Since the 1st Oc tober the change will be borne wholly or in part by Egypt..
Trevelyan stated that two additional Pay Commissioners will be attached to cach Land
Court in Ireland, in order to relieve the block of business.
Gladstone-maintained that the charges against sub-commissioners had miserably broken down.
ourselves and the citizens of the United States. The Dean, replying, unhesitatingly consented, and paying a graceful tribute to Longfellow, re- ferred touchingly to Washington Irving and to the relations between the two countries, whose
PARIS, November 29th. The Municipal Council has presented a medal to De Brazza. De Brazza declared he
would strive to promote the interests of freedon by destroying slavery in the regions he traversed. He trusted he was paving the way for a glorious
future for France
It was not disputed that the assistance which of the 5th ulto, arrived in harbour carly this He defended the charges in the organization of and Said Pasha, that he was conspiring to depose
morning. We take the subjoined telegraphic the Land Commission "Douglas and the Hailoong
items from our San Francisco files :---
was given by the entitled both vessels to salvage remuneration; and the only question that was in dispute was as to the nature of the services rendered and the amounts to be awarded.
On the part of the Douglas and the Hailong it was contended that the services were highly meritorious and entitled the salvors to a high rate of remuneration.
On the part of the Yorkshire it was contended that the services rendered were ordinary ser vices, and that a comparatively small sum would be a sufficient remuneration to the owners of the vessels for the use that was made of them by the Yorkshire, and for the exertions of the
minsters. and crews,
LONDON, November 27th.
In Parliament to-day Trevelyan said the con. flict between the Dublin police and organized awiesiness seemed have been inaugurated. The Government are determined to use all the resources at their disposal to put down the latest developments of disorder,
A train on the North Scotland Railway coming from McDuff at 4 o'clock this afternoon fell through a bridge at Fyvie. Five persons were killed and many injured. The engine had passed in safety. All the carriages were wrecked,
The steamer Cambronne, belonging to Nantes, was sunk by a collision in the British chanaci to-day. Fourteen persons were drowned,
Clevedon Hall, the residence of Sir. Arthur On a reference to the Registrar and Mer Elton, near Bristol, has been destroyed by fire chants they have reported that the expenses A portion of the library, considered to be one of incurred by the owners of the Douglas, together.the most valuable in England, was burned. with the estimated amount of profits at 20 per cent. on her value, which she ought to have earned during the nine days that they considered she was employed in the salvage operations amounted to $3,718.81, and that the expenses incurred by the owners of the Hailoong, together with the estimated amount of profits which she ought to have earned, at 20 per cent, on value, during the five days that they considered she was employed amounted to $897.06, and this Report not having been objected to must now be taken as correct.
her
The owners of the Douglas and the Hailong are certainly entitled to be refunded these amounts, and the question for my decision is as to how much more ought to be awarded to cac of these vessels for their exertions.
The Douglas was, as compared with the Hailong, a powerful steamer. She was inter- rupted on her voyage to Foochow, and remained for nine days assisting the Yorkshire.
Her Master took some responsibility on him- self in so doing. He gave valuable advice and assistance to the Yorkshire and in so doing ex- posed his vessel, in my opinion, to risks that I do not think would have been incurred by any prudent man without some adequate object in view such as saving valuable property:
DUBLIN, November 27th.. Archbishop MacCabe, in speaking at Harrold Cross yesterday, denounced the murder of De tective Cox in the strongest terms. He asked the people to use their influence to drive away he said, were abroad for deadlier and more secret societies. The wrong-doers of last night, fiendish work, but their intentions were frustrated by the vigilance of the police.
Dennis Field, a juror in the case of Hynes, recently hanged for the murder of a harder named way home to-day by a car containing two men, Doroughty, was met in Frederick street on his one of whom jumped off and stabbed Field in several places with a sword, Field's assailants drove off in the direction of Drumcondra. Field is still alive, but his condition is precarious. He says he was stabbed in the arms and chest, with a sword-cane. He seized the weapon and broke The men then knocked, him down and wounded him in the back, after which they jumped on the car and told the driver to "drive quick, for heaven's sake." Field complains that several people saw him as he lay on the ground, but did not offer to assist. He staggered to a house, kicked against the door, and on being admitted sank into a chair. He had washed away the blood from his wounds by the time the doctors arrived.
An additional military guard has been placed at Dublin Castle.
A mob to-night attacked Jervis-street Hospital,
It is important to encourage assistance to ves- sels in distress such as the Yorkshire was in by steamers of the class of the Douglas, and I think, taking all the circumstances of the case into consideration, that the Douglas is entitled to liberal remuneration. At the same time, con sidering the risks to which all vessels at sea are exposed, it is to the interests of all shipowners, including the owners of the Douglas, that salvage remuneration should not be excessive.
I have, therefore, fixed the amount in the case of the Douglas at 63,950, which I considera fair and reasonable remuneration to all con- cerned
The Hallong was exposed to no appreciable risk, but she certainly assisted the Yorkshire greatly by removing to large a portion of her cargo. She also assisted the Yorkshire in other ways besides removing her cargo. She was cm-pital. ployed for five days during the service and I have fixed her remuneration at £1,200, include all expenses and the salvors in each case These amounts of £3.950, and 1.200, are to
will obtain their costs.
AMOT.
Lord Randolph Churchill charged that it was the renewal of outrages in Ireland which- had produced the change announced by Trevelyan. He concluded by asking whh was morally the greater criminal, the man who, to avenge the conviction of a murderer, stabbed jury man in the street, or he who, by favoring political agitation, corrupted and poisoned the source of justice, and assassinated justice Itself [Cries of Oh! Oh!]
Gladstone refused the appointment of a Com mission to inquire into the condition of the Skye crofters.
DUBLIN, November 28th. The American ship Great Admiral, which has arrived at Dublin from San Francisco, has been in collision with the American ship Annie H. Smith, which has also arrived at Dublin
from San Francisco. The halls of both vessels were damaged.
The meeting of the Privy Council to-day was the most protracted one ever held by that body since the Fenian scare in 1867. The Lord the city under the operation of the Curfew Sec- Lieutenant presided. It was resolved to proclaim tion of the Repression Act, which authorizes the police to arrest all suspicious persons found on
agreed to, offering a reward of $5,000 for inform the streets between an hour after sunset and an hour before sunrise. A proclamation was also ation leading to the apprehension and conviction
pardon and protection to informers. of Field's assailants, with the usual provisions
of
In consequence of the assault upon juror Field, litical prisoners without furies. several jurors request the Government to try po
Dennis Field, who was stabbed in Frederick street yesterday, when acting as a juror in the Hynes case, handed a note from the box to God- dard of Emergency Committee notoriety. The comments of the Freemen's Journal on this incident made Field a marked man, although he explained that the note was of an innocent nature..
COLOGNE, 'November 28th. The Rhine is rising rapidly and the rain con- tinues. The Rhine at Mayence has reached the highest point of the century. Railway traffic is entirely suspended.
The Rhine has reached 9.45 metres, but has teased rising. The Coblentz bridge boats are landing above here. The weather is fine and the greatest danger is past.
MAYENCE, November afth,
where Dolan, who shot and killed Detective The Town Council has voted 10,000 marks, in Cox, les, with the object, it is believed, of re-addition to 18,000 already granted, to relieve moving him. The mob shouted and yelled and sufferers. The railway embankment at the lower tried to break open the doors. The inmates and of the town has given wayer Acorps of were in a great state of alam. The e police were sappers and misers are keeping communications telegraphed for and a large force arrived on the open, batons, when the mob scattered, lurking, how- ever, in the vicinity. The police are now pa- trolling the neighborhood and guarding the hos
ground át 10 o'clock, armed with swords and
Only two of the five additional persons arrested today in connection with the murder of Dete tive Cox were detained in custody. Woodward, one of the supposed accomplices, lived some time in the United States. Seven Judges, who had been dining in Mount Joy square, passed the spot where the murderers of Detective Cox had been loitering a few minutes after the affray happened. It is thought the murderers were lying in waft for them.
A ROUEN, November, alth ́Renewed ralps have caused inundations here. The quays are submerged.
BERLIN, November 28th.. In the Diet to-day Herr Yon Futtkamer read a telegram from the Empress at Coblentz, atating that the water is forcing its way from all sides into the castle garden, and that half of the boat bridge has been torn away. It was impossible the Empress said, to foresee what the end would be. Von Puttkammer said, at the close of the sitting, that he would ask the Emperor if he thought it necessary that he (Von Puttkamer) should proceed to the scene of danger
Puttkamer has gone to the flooded districts, PARIS, November 17th..
The Government will submit to the Diet a bill Two thousand members of French trades providing for the relief ofthe sufferers.
PARIS, November 28th unions assembled yesterday and extended a
In the Senate the bill ratifying the treaty bf ment. Probably they would have been equally the necessary panties before me to direct a refere
·unions, who came to Paris to represent the views. satisfied with his acquittal. What the public ence as to the questions referred to. The sult was Weslso notice that the fron foundry of Mesars, of the latter bodies in favor of the completion of adopted. The Senate also passed
longing the powers of the Commission appointed has seen of their conduct does not convey the brought by Mrs. Sands on her own account and C. Cerard & Co. is being guarded by an armed the Channel tunnes. Impression that they are very single-hearted. as guardian and next friend of her daughter forge of about se marines and an officer her bill has been distributed in the Deputies, to sete the compensation to Frenal and Ame: In Japan, they cannot sufficiently praise the Ja- Against Mr. Forbes her co-executor for winding The bund at Amoy is thronged by great num-containing among the signatures those of Gam-rican citizens for dainages during the civil war in
up her late husband's estate. panese and abuse the Chinese, but in China their referred to by Mr. Francis are matters in which
The questions bers of Chinese, which is rather an unusual oc- betta and Paul Bert, giving all persons the right America and the Franco-Prussian war of 1870
Gambetta has a violent foven resulting from sentiments are exactly reversed.
Mr. Forbes has now no interest, and are indeed
the wound in his hand, received while handling questions between the tenant for life and those
revolver yesterday. T
CAIRO, November 28th. ́in remainder, Mr. Sande appearing in the sult
marines of about 300 strong, from H. L. German We learn that an amed force of saljors and frigates Stoich and Elizabeth, landed thie morning (December agth) at one of the Lekin stations in Amoy and seized the iron pans be the Lekin authorities.
people are said to be satisfied with his punish- { that these matters should be seitled, I have not longing to Messrs. C. Gerard & Co, detained by greeting to twelve dolegates froin the English De Brans with the Congo chicken? S
WE wander on what grounds the accomplished "Banian," whose universal knowledge is really
currence.
VE HORRIBLE MURDER IN AMOY.
1.
CONSTANTINOPLE, November 29th. The arrest of Fund Pasha was caused by a.. charge, involving the Chief Eunuch of the Palace
the Sultan in favor of Abdul Hamid's younger brother, Mehemoud Resihad Affindi.➡
MARSEILLES; November 29th. Seven Italian Anarchists have been arrested › here with compromising documents in their
sments, possession.
ROME, November 29th." __The_Passegria says the recent visit of De Glers, Russian Foreign Minister, to Rome, proves that Russia will support the pacific policy of Germany and Austria, to which Italy has give explicit assent.
BERLIN, November asth
The Progressist party have decided to effect an understanding with the Secession and National Liberals on all questions of principle, thus bringing about as close an alliance as possible between the three Liberal groups.
PARIS, November 30th. The Chamber of Deputies to-day voted the naval estimates. During the discussion Admiral Jaureguiberty announced that he would shortly introduce a bill for developing and strengthening the French protectomte over Tonquin. It was be appointed Governor of Gaboon also announced that De Brazza would probably.
secretly organizing at Paris; Bordeaux and i believed that a French company is
toward England in regard to Madagascar. The Marseilles for operations in Madagascar
The newspapers show increased bitterness. statement that die British had ordered a gunboat to Madagascar has caused a sensation, and great indignation le expressed...
Andrieux, Republican member of the Chamber. of Deputies, has challenged Laurent, editor of the Paris, and Arene, a writer for that paper, to fight duple. Both accepted,
MADRID, November 200
of the
At a meeting to-day of the Senators and Deputies of the Dynastic party, Marshal Serrano deprecated any violent opposition to the Cavern ment and expressed the belief that the present Liberals would soon accept ideas favoring a ro construction of the Liberal party on a broad basis, including all shades of Liberalism; “Re- solutions were adopted that Serrano be recognized as the sole head of the party, and insisting upos the re-establishment of the Spanish Constitution of 1869, with slight modifications, avoiding the constituent period. It was also agreed that: Serrano should explain the programme Party to the Senate
LONDON, November goth, In the Commons this aftemoon the Secretary of the Board of Trade stated that the ladler ac companying Maceo, the Cuban refugee, when he durendered had also been imprisoned. The re part on the question condemned. The conduct af the local muthoritjes, but in consequence of a elogram from Lord Napier, the English com mener at Gibraltar, the decison has been que
until the arrival of Fat office to
arrival of further intelligence Gladstone: refused to grant
parell's request
for facilities to discuss the administration of the Land Act, pranda
Parnell then moved adjournment, in order to discuss the administration of the Act, but only thirty-seven members rose in support of the re quest, and leave was therefore, refused,
Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Ireland that the recent inflammatory speceliot o Healy and Redmond had been considered Government, and if such, speeches swe tinued, meetings of the National
as prohibited. Redmond Speed came within the..serzithone ventions of Grifons: M56%
forth with thatÚ hamado by Healy
hind advised ¿Trevelyan
edinmaking
over to be of good application will be made to
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Healy arose and, said in a defian that he begged to inform the Gover to leave lestamentary instructions as to whether their bodies shall be buried or gremateds.....
that he would return to Dublin to-morren Bonnet Denvediro, a well-known Radical De
Richard Alton Cross asked if the fact that Daviti walioket of leave & min had been On the morning of the 27th December a Chiputy from Lyons, is dead.
While handling a revolver to-day Gambettasion of Inquiry that its degrees, when they inter for the Home Department
The Government have informed the Cominis-brought to the notice of the Secretary of State fera with the arrangements made between Arab Trevelyan said, sito, attentiota shot himself in the hand.
Jules Guesde, editor of the Egallis, has been Pasha's counsel and the public presocutor, are mens had been called fost the fewish synagogue here was robbed yester-milies agreed upon. Ismail Youb, President of the day arrested in connection with the socialist move absolutely Invalid. Bradley, in consequence, has opinion was very strong
lodized a protest against park violations of the treated
other per the Commission, denfes that there has been any The O day of articles valued at 10,000 francs
Queen has telegi violation of the rules of procedure, and invites the Bradley in the future to keep within the limits of - Ker sym communicated to him, tective Co bia rights; when all the evidence adduced will be
The trial of the brothers Leon and Armand
Lalat BRUSSELS, November 18th co mat
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-- COLOGNE, November 27th.
Communication by railroad it becoming more The Rhine is still rising and the rain continues, and more difficult, danas
as the guardian and next friend of her daughter net sailor named Ah Lin was murdered by his who is at present the party entitled in remainder, | wife in a most horrible manner. : KINZI astounding, ventures to predict that the Choral bring the matter forward before the Court for de did not like her husband, and during his frequent Mr. Sands does flot choose, as the might,-to It appears that the wife of the murdered man Mariner" this season! This renthetic twaddler consent to anything or to instruct any one in her lovers at varique times. On the evening of the Society will not be able to represent the "Ancient on. Miss Sands is not yet of an age to give her absences at sea, she used to admit a number of certainly pays the members of the Choral Society own behalf, and no one has applied to me to pro- 26th the murdered-man left his house to join a very poor compliment in thus questioning their tect the interest of Miss Sands by becoming her vessel: Suspecting the fidelity of his wife he ability to represent a popular work which really next friend in lieu of her mother in taking the returned home between the hours of 2 and 3 in
accounts. The matter referred to by Mr. Frances the morning, and found his wife in bed with presents few musical difficulties. It can hardly must therefore stand over- for the present. of her lovers, who quickly made his escape. The be agreeable to M. Piron, the very able and might have stopped payment of all interest wife eventually appeased her husband's wrath, energetic conductor of the Society, to have his until the capital sum were ascertained, and supplying him with plenty of samsho made WIESBADEN, November 17th.
and probably would have done so 21 him drunk, when he lay down and went 18 sleep labors frustrated, and cold water thrown on the fund in Court were small, but as the She then saturated the, bed with kerosine oit — The Neckar-Main- und Moselle rivers are Peltzer for the murder of Bernay has begun hopes, b
by an ignorant, noodle, who is evidently amount in Court is so large I do not think it and poured a lot over him; then set fire to bringing down great bodies of water at Frankfort, The Court-room is daily crowded. Many Indies a disappointed member of the chorus. How necesarry to resort to this step in order to com- the bed and made her escape. The man was Mayence, Coblentz and Cologne. The cellars are present. The prisoners pleaded not guilty. ever, Firon need not, alarm himself at pel Mrs. Sands to have the accounts taken rescued by his neighbours after having been on the streets on the water fronts are submerged. It is reported that the widow of Bernay has in roland this pern's impertinence. "Banian may know against her will. The directions I shall give horribly burnt; he rallied a little, but succumbed, The boat bridge at Mayence and Cologne has stituted a civil suit against the Peltzers, for the a vast dea about "Buckets" and "Dust-bing, will be that the Registrar hall estimate, the to his injuries yesterday foranoon. The murderess' been secured with double anchor The Main murder of her husband, thereby excusing her st
amount of all possible claims against the income was caught yesterday and taken to the Hallange valley forms a great lake.in my lap and
tendame as a witness" for the prosecution. and possibly may be the fascinating Lady-killer and carry it to an account to be entitled yamen, where she will be tried, and, if found
VIENNA, November arth. Among the objects in the Court is Bernay's and universal genius he clalifis to be; but it is 'Suspense Account, and accumulate the interest guilty, probably the second act of the horrible The Elbe valleys flooded and two villages skull, to show the course of the bulletin of positively cer that he knows nothing at all on such account until the accounts, as between tragedy will take place. According to Chippao near Elmuts are submerged,
LONDON, November 28th camtaliand interest, are taken or until ilie fürther dilaw, the wife who murdars bár husband is to be
momanome, stelurence-bas-beon-grosirad-that-tWOSAME order of the Courte
first flayed alive, the punishment sometimes lasting 2272 CONSTANTINOPLE, November 27the rican citizens have been murdered on the wast about the
Intentions of the Hong The amount in Court after payment of all two or three days; hi the execudonem are very 12 Aslym Pasha has been appointed Minister of coast of Madagascar, at portate which the 1
-claims must," in the "absence of any application | careful not to touch a vital part –Gauiter „Foreign Affairs in the place of Said Fasha, gaasy, Government is, prevented
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