Foreign

Manawatu Herald, 8 March 1892, Page 2

Foreign

The Chilian Government have disagreed over the question of finance, and a section of the Cabinet has re - signed. It is stated in Berlin that the German colonists in Samoa are in a terrible condition. The only hope is their removal to America. News from the wsat coast of * frica has beej received the native soldiers belonging to the Portuguese expedition on Lake Nyassa have revolted, and are plundering the trading stations. The Behring Sea arbitration treaty will be submitted to the Senate next week. The Marquis of Salisbury is not willing to renew the modus vivendi, but will adopt measures to prevent sealing within thirty miles of Pribyloff Islands. The St Petersburg correspondent, of the Daily Telegraph wire? that in

consequence of the ferment arising out of increased powers granted by the Czar to General Gourko the latter has been authorised to proclaime a State siege in Warsaw, and martial law throughout Poland. The people of Poland are much iilarmed t at the demands made by General Gourko, Governor-General, who desires a free hand in o 1 -ler to strike terror among the inalcoLcents. The Czar has granted him increased powers ________