CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4012, 7 November 1881, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Kbuteb's Special.]

• Pabis, November 3

: Gambetta having undertaken the task of forming a new Ministry, has resigned the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputes, and M. Biesson, one of the ▼ice presidents was to day elected to tbe ▼acant position. London, November 4. Several decisions lately given by the Irish Land Sub-Commission sitting at Belfast hare been favourable to the tenants, and have in many cases bad the effect of largely reducing the present rack rents payable by them on the various estates. - -■. ■.. ... : : -,- .• • ! ,

The Times of today publishes a Icadiug article upon the present aspect of the Anglo-French Treaty negotiations, in the course of which it is stated that the diffi oulty which exists still relates principally to the proposal of the French Government to levy specific duties upou British woollen and cottou manufactures. :

Pabis, November 4. >sl'he negotiations which have been proceeding during the last tew weeks between the French and Italian Governments hare resulted in the conclusion of a commercial treaty between the two countries, which was to-day duly signed by. the delegates appoiuted to carry ou tut? negotiations.

j On the meeting of the Chamber of Deputies today, M. Ferry, President of the Council, informed the Cliamber that Ministers deferred for the present tendering their resignation, preferring to meet the proposed vote of censure of their policy in Tunis.