Home and Foreign.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 887, 14 February 1891, Page 2

Home and Foreign.

['• LoNDOsr r February 10, The Stpcic l^xdhange' has granted a quotation to. privileged : shares m the, British Broken. Hill Silver Mining Company..!;: ',- „.-.., '.'y, [j s\ Great Britain, Gefmany,.i ajidt the United States have agreed to the appointment of Baron Pilasch as President of the Municipal Council at Apia. •,;••■' The Admiralty Court has decided that the steamer Star of England was alone to blame for the collision which took place some time ago between 1 her and the steamer /Vesper. Mr Parnell declares that the pros'* pecfc of the settlement of the dispute respecting the leadership of the party is less promising; ■' i < Raferring to the qijestiou, the Standard asserts that Mr Parnell lefuses to abandon the leadership Jwyond the present Parliament* Lord Brassy, Duke' of Sutherland and Mr Arthur favour the Canadian line t<|; Australia t February 11. The N.Z.S.Co has ordered a 6,300 ton frozen meat ship from Denny, Glas-* gow. ' Mr Rhodes, Premier of Cape Colony, supports Parnell, and promises monetary aid. ' " Albert Dock stevedores have struck. Toni Mann says they intend to block Shaw Swill A^a ttu? Shipping Compaq,

nies. . Valparaiso, February 10, Three of the rebel embers have gone over to the President. Beblut, February 10. The German Government will issue 450,000,000 marks m 3 per cent. Consols at 84£. > New York, February 10. The cokemen m Pensylvania have gone oat on strike, which seriously affects ) a large number of colliers. -'• -The^l^boor Union m Chicago threaten to stop the erection of the building tor the World Fair, if free labour is employed. ...... ... Washington, February 10, • -It is proposed to enlist two thousa^f Indians m th 6 Attierican Army, r r- - -- Paris, JFebruary 1 1.?~~ Mr Mace, private banker, has absconded ; liabilities £840,000