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Trauirax, Jan. 18.—Servia refuses to dis arm. Defreycinet stated to Chaimber of Depu ties that the Colonial policy of the present Cabinet was less adventurous than that of its predecessor. The German Reichstag passed resolutions condone the expulsion of the coe laborate police tires are being made to protect the Queen at the opening of Zerlameah ‘ Ss . The government proposes re-enact clauses of Crimes Act relating Lone acenne posses) purpose of crashing out terrorism to China postpones her railway scheme. Congress committee on Foreign affairs favours the President's view. Jax. 19.—Senator Frye, Washington, will move a resolution against the Series Commission recommended by the Presi dent. — Stead,editor of the Mall Mall Gazete, has been released, ‘The Irish Charitable Society of Halifax has celebrated its centenary. The rebels are warching against Masso wah, which is garrisoned by Italians. General DeCourcey has been recalled from Anam, ‘The Duke of Bedford fears Gladstone intends to leave royal Irish at the mercy of disloyalists; in this case he leaves party. A great loyalist raveting has been held at Delfast protesting against Home Rule, and refusing to recognize the Irish Parlia ment should one be established, Wismmarck writes a flattering letter to the Cope, acknowledging the decorations. Jan. 20.—The commercial circles in Dub lin are alarmed at the prospect of extensive boycotting. ‘The Powers request Greece and Servia to disarm. . England gives China nominal suzerainty over Burmah; no tribute. China opens the frontier to British trade, and ealoresm duties five per cent. There are serious insurrectionary move weotain Upper Burmah. ‘The British Government forms a Labour Emigration Bureau in coparction with the Lonard of ‘Trade. Sir John A. Macdonald arrived at Ottawa yesterday, Jas. 21—Iussia ingista upon Servi, fon,mania and Greece disarming. ‘The Queen arrived at uckingham Pal ace yesterday from Windsor Castle, Her. heath Shereqilent She wrove in an opeo erage from the railway station , ovation along the rate, ‘The Prince of Wales opened the Mersey tunes yeaterday, The Vola aph weserta that Raesia is pre paring for aupadgade the Ualkewns tax. 22—Lhe evening of Parliament yesterday was on brilliant spectacle, the Queen's Speech congratulates Pacliamene on the relations with the faurcity Powers , takes friendly reference to the satisfactory adjustment of the Gillicalties with Nusela, save the urtial didentry is solved by the permanent incorporation of Burmah tite the Lanpire. Paporta oo material approvement to trade or agriculture , expresses deep sorrow over the Attempt to exaite the people of Teeland ayarmet geign, Ele Queen te romtely apqueed any edistarhanes of the ental daw, atelexpwoets tie hearty tof the peuy le pref partiatiecrt tm mes = aberpretent. Evtraorinary potters will be asked to deal with ertace in Lretland. Hitle provised to reform the County Gow monet, fur lau forse, ceed fowmebie rel ad «Western [plana of role im am open carriage drawt by alphhorrerr—bia Lute of Abercorn trowed a reply to the speech, and raid the Goverment must taintain union, and suppres the Natorial League persecutions, and defend the loyal minority. Salisbury accused Gladstony of lack of firmness in maintaining the unity of the Empire. Glladstone claised Salinbury's Reametian poley, sad waute conclistory policy for Treland. Jax. 21.—Lord Cranbrook ha been ap ointed Secretary of War. The House of Kalas passed a reply to the Queen's Spreech. ‘The Canadian Parliament weda on the 25th February. The Sarvagna duo there on Monday, with the English maile. 16 i reportes that her father is disabled, having been spoken 10 cy Monday, 800 miles east of Newfound land. A fearful blizzard is raging in the West ern States. Luwith, Irish Secretary, considers whether the renewal of the Crispe@ Act ix ageevancy. Parnell said that the whole Trish Question was, reasonable or exorbitant ruota, Ran dolph Churchill naid it way responsible for the Government to sandation ® andrteh Dae- Hament, Wat proposed a achemé to Replace the local government, , BIRTH. ‘On Sanday ny, this oe 17th Uh tuat, the wife lo of Me Hichard Hayd qu.of am. MARRIAGES, At the Cathedral om Sunday lapt, try itis Lordship the Most Bev, Dro Mustowald) Mr Jobo Farrell,Hoot and Shoe Mukerto. Alice, daughter of Capt. Denis O'Neil, At the same place, same day, ly Mia Lordship the Most Lev Dr Macdonald, Mr. Michael Kelly of Riverhead, to Julia Fahey, Nupeall, Trinity ‘v. At the Cathedral, Harbor Grace, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. FD, McCarthy, Mr. William —_— Hy to Bridget Diryne, of Jalgud %a. : At the even place, by the same: on the Tdth row., Mr. William Hussell to Mary Ann Shea, both af Riverhead, At Harve Uatlett. om Dec. 220d, Mr. Peter Cullett, to Suean, ercond daughter of Mr. Man uel Pike, of St. Lawresen, At St. Johns, on the 24th Ded. Me, Samuel Masters, to Priselils, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Draye. DEATAS. On Sunday last at No 18, Morris Bt. Mall fax, Lady Hoyles, wife of Sir Hugh W., Hoyles At St. John's,on the BWet mnet, serve sherk illness, Richard Alexander, beloved and only non of Willaus and the Ipto Jolignna Atyall, aged 32 eara. ' ; At St. John's, on the 20th fnet, after ca Tong sod painfal illness, Captain Edward Martin, aged 47 yeara, ; nae * are, on Bu: last, Anoie, be Nianyoutt * .; ia and 4 moniba. a tie | see On Sanday, after a short Meers. Eliza, belov, ed rer- Dennis, ol,of HM Vastoma, ni ra - e \ On the 17th fest. Mary Hannah, relict of t Isto Wililaa, Hopkins, of Seart's Cyutens, : 48 peers. , I ir ‘= Sure News. lee al a ee ‘PORT OF HARBOR GRACE. vit th 49 Inn 18—Plorella, Connally, canally, Sydney, i? tons coal —D. J. Green, 19—William, Foot, Pornambines, 8651 tis fish — —Jebo ‘Muti de Gone. 2000 anee . she devity Per BB. plana for the Weetward -Trepas oie ies, _ ae Lew Bh Goke, | Bo ee oy Pen! Sann cones eae 7 Rev uy
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