BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Dunstan Times, Issue 1033, 3 February 1882, Page 2

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

LONDON, January 3!t. A further withdrawal of gold to tho amount of LIOO,OOO baa been made front the Hunk of England to meet French demands. j Serious rioting has taken place at Tan tali, a town on the delta of tbo Nile, between the European and Egyptian residents. Thu disturbances lasted for soma time, but order has now been restored. t. PARIS, January 30. In tho Chamber of Deputies to day a motion was passed anproving of tho prolongatiou of tho existing Anglo-French Commercial 'Creates to tits 31 at March next. A serif us disaster is reported from Calais. The dam of the reservoir in that city burst to-day and flooded a lane exocut of the surrounding country Thirty persons have been drowned by the inundation of their homes and a considerable amount of damage has been done to propeity. The trial of Guiteau was concluded at Washington on Wednesday January 25, and resulted in the prisoner being found guilty of the murder of President Garfield. The Daily News and Standard of last Friday both publish paragraphs stating that the informers against the “ inaiand. rs, ’’ who were recently sentenced to heavy terms of imprisonment, have privately revealed to the authorities tlieexistence of a wide-spread and dangerous conspiracy in the south-west of Ireland, especially in tho counties of Clare, Limerick, and Cork, The London Stock market is recovering from tho crisis which recently arose owing to the panic on the Par's Kuurse. I , Guiteau. who was on January'2s, found guilty of the murder of President Garfield, has made application to the Court for a now trial.