ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2221, 8 April 1881, Page 2

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

rKETJTBB'S TELEGBAMS.] LONDON, April 6. Irish Girl Shot DeadA serious disturbance occurred at Ballinamore, Ireland, to-day between the police and the people. The latter were fired upon by the police, and a girl who was in the crowd was shot dead. Haval Movements.

A detached squadron, consisting of H.M.S. Inconstant, Bacchante (with which are Princes Albert "Victor and George of Wales), Tourmaline, Carpfort and Cleopatra, under the command of Admiral Clanwilliam, which was ordered from its cruise in January last to Natal for the purpose of landing a brigade for service in the Transvaal, has now received orders to proceed from the Cape to Melbourne. It has not transpired whether other Australian ports are to be visited by the squadron. April 7. Disraeli Worse. A bulletin issued this meraing reports that Earl Beaconsfield suffered a serious relapse during the night, and is now again in a very critical state. Sir Wm. Jennor, one of the Physicians in Ordinary to the Queen, has consequently been summoned to confer with the other medical attendants of his lordship. ROME, April 6. England and Italy in Harmony. Signor Caroli, President of the Council of Ministers, made a statement to-day in the Chamber of Deputies in regard to the state of affairs in Tunis. In the course of his speech he stated that the English and Italian Governments had arrived at a complete agreement as to the course they would pursue in regard to the Tunisan question.