BEHRING SEA.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 44, 24 August 1889, Page 3

BEHRING SEA.

•d . 8 ' i _ Loaooa, Aagmt 1, 0 Btotmra Behrings Bea, aad ft is a urged that a dWad should ha • tnadeforthere4aam</tbesehooner ailmd by the UaHad Btatoaerato>r, a ami fee the payment of an tmtoto • amy. , • k rerrral of tha atratoj irritation 1 l* 1 * "-* ****** flaw J fa>wimdle|mmoetweeotWUniiad J Sfatoa aMTCaeMga b IflriiTniiT The raaaat netioa af tha Unttosl . Btatm aotbortotoafa setoingaaamv • dianflebfaf mamlfa Bebrfag 0m , on tha ground that gh# wm bm- . created uaagTyfeatfag , btbe DoMiuioo,aadU to ammS t that befora the mm akem *• i feeling will ba graafc lotonatfcd t by rocurreooM of siatitor dtopatm. . . Aagaatl, The American Pram mrareiy oondemnfaeaebrambyaUmtadStatm ember of 'a CaaadunsmJing mmel. It is (eOM that trouble will ari«e £ver the ariiare of amJfag maaaLj i the Ifohsfag AW by the United Statoa, wham amba to aoatrol ia dispamd. Tmamtors arc arming "dwjjjhj, fa^offerforuibto \ ' ' * ' ' K j Newt > nWws%M»irad to the I effect fang I|L Cbnadian fishing remei Blaa% TJfamocd, whtob wm soiled by tha United States authorities in Behring See, has sooceeded in making good her escape from tha Americans, and has arrived at Victoria, Vancouver Island. Bhe has an American prim master on board. The Canadian malmg schooner, which wMseimd by a United States war-vemal for alleged trespassing in Behring Sea has effected its m--3». A* the seisure wm aniverly condemned by the American proas, it is supposed that the escape wm connived at. IMPERIAL FEDERATION. LOVDOX, August 1. Loao Sauaaoar todonaed Lord Rambarrr fa tha Roam of Lords i that it wm faexpedimt far tha ' aoafaranm far tha dbaamton of i Federation- 9a inaaJdsrH that i anlms tha Cabinet wwra prepared to I amha a dlraat raooaaaMadation, Mwervßwmnfi or wan mvrenuaeni Might toad to ■isappiihwilni ~gtj Imibmiy jfgdfad that i aaeanaay" —i r rtgfsTmaiTiah faa iblirt nf 1 Siaiilsaisfßf fa fat hj STmrt 1 wtoToafy BMfaaa wm abZtolake i thatatof. H« aMi tha Qslteat • to fnaamn a\ daaMSassani i fatUt*4sj»»t ' •; -■----" § IttJUp fE-VOEDT. 1 nttjlitatL at aliiai Mii «

i 1 TsTsWM^Mw!flAslaMfi *| BBMwi», and asWaabif thaV aw wm ™—»m"*l hi mm pay af aTawamvermjamatioa at aha mam tbm m be waa fa the mrrimoftha Brifaih Oovenunent, :- and who hm bam fabriog far son wadk past, hm barned op rafe, at a that the msyiiii that ha wm it amrifarad hm proved to ba f, THE EttPKBOm WILLIAM. i*| • v, if |J .- *• Tiia feamil imaf i mnav * I ta^«f^;3l^ * fa-dkp. am! mm ami by tha Prfam * af Q| H* .** .* gttom aat ihaujfasrifab ammi .Vasadv raw ■ajH WwXtMPwfwaPr4 •■^■■m - *™ ajfw SMmi stiMarM ■__ "** abtm a*TKiw||hir (fa mmionX aad r «/ 4k« sU«* I wwasam mmaypn) ot me mm* |i lfoaday Jfavlll be entertolned ' at dbmer by tha members of the . Boyai Taali sqaadron on Monday ; iraafag On Tuesday he will ra.tfaax lAOOO troapa at Aldmahot. k OnWedaamkybVdlnca with the 1 mm < *^ B y rn *. fa**** fox * Ctoaaaaay The Bctttoh : ami Obwat Btomarok. wbobw 1 atteadaaee, will be present at tha " wMfawaa 1 ills connected with the I Imperial visit 1 . . Augmta. [ In consequence of the strong galo which prevailed along the south euast yesterday, the review of the 1 laet whieh wm to bavo been bald fa honour of the visit of the ffrauaiui William wm postponed watai Monday. Tha wind at timm 1 blew with hurricane force. It fa reported that the Emperor's reason for visiting England ia to as--1 aarhatofOThJnmdf the attitude of the English people with regard to Ctarmaay. THE SOUDAN SITUATION . Lokdom, August 3. ADVicm have been received from Wady Haifa, stating that a decisive battle hm been fought between the combined British and Egyptian forma, under General Sir George Crranfell. and the hfabdists. Urge bodies of whom ware recently reported to be marching north wards in the direction of the British ham The forms under Oencral Qrenfell numbered MOO infantry and 500 cavalry. They attacked the Mahdbto nt a place near Toeki, and da* Derate fighting ensued, in which tha Mahdi-t ch tofTWad-el-Nejoumi, and the principal emirs were killed, Fifteen hundred of tha MahdisW were aim slain. General OranfelT* toes numbered 50 men. August A Later scsountw of tha battle fa tha Soodan atato that General OrenfeU'sfermlaftToskiatl odoekfa - tha morning, aad found tha hmhdbfa preparing to advance upon «. Toaki Oeneral Grenfell feigned to P withdraw hb man whan four miles * from Toaki, bat suddenly stepped aad brought hb forms into action. Ha charged the rebels with hb cavalry on the right flank, while tha infantry roehed forward to tha attack on the left. The Mabdfato warn driven from hill to hill Thay awvbmi aad Igrptiaae rapatdaav. I TaaMahdbfaaitaakad thTaM- L iame«amito>tflS.eadeat& H faageafthegab thaW>l Jlnfl M u swaMMft watwawMMsl atoaa Mwtoaa easMWaa MwiaasMMV WWw> »»y fVf WmWWKWjt Waw» waweJaJaV dM^Mwffl» wain. ■■■ wjBB •* « «, • * »».«'.* -» ...._.'; HMN' msk Hi*