... ITHE VENEZUELAN REVOLT.| I t !NSURENTS INCREASING IN STRENGTH- 2 ATTACK EN CARAGGAS IFANIENT. r FIRING ON A FRENCH VESSEL. l(esRER 's TELEGRA M.) New York, April 22. f A despatch from Panama, received vies Gal- I veaton, and bearing yesterday's date, states that I the French steamer Canada, from La Guayra, arrived at Cabello, Venezuela, on the evening of the 13th, and was anchorin.g some 3000 ...

... (FoR 0CU OwN ?? )l Fez, June 7, 1892. Since I wrote you ?? nothing of a very startling or unexpected nature has happened. The new projected Commercial Treaty is now under the direct consideration of the Sultan, it having been examined and reported upon to HIis Majesty by the four ?? officials appointed to confer with the British Envoy on the matter. The delegates are generally under- stood ...

... ut-k I I In moving the adoption of the directors' report at the meeting of the members of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce yesterday, Mr Robert Balloch, the president, said many people regarded trade as heing in a very de- -pressed condition, but though there had been a check in certain departments, he thought there were evidences of great vitality in busi- ness. He regarded the iron trade cs ...

... THE SCOTCH TAIUMPHS AT I . BISLEY. VOLUNTEER CELEBRATION IN EDINBURGH. On Saturday afternoon and evening the East of P Scotland Volunteers had what may be metaphori- % cally described as a field day in Edinburgb, while I representatives from corps in other parts of the b country aave the occasion, what it really was, the t Iaspect of ?? national celebration of the un- precedented triumphs of ...

... WEDNSESDAY, OcToBEr. 19, 18DI . Her Royal Highness Princess Louise and the Mazrquis of Lorne performed twio interesting functions in Edinburgh yesterday. Theso were the opening of the old Parliament Hall in Edinburgh Castle and the presentation of new colours to the Argyll and Sutherland High- Landers. Hler Royal Hig'mness, who drove from Liberton, where she had been the guest of Lady MacNeill ...

... IDR KILBRTDE, M.P., AND -MR RED. MONDS LETTER. Mr Denis IKilbride, MY.P for South Rerrr, spoke at a meeting of the Sir Charles Rus-d Branch of the Irish ?? League in the E4 Nile Street Hall, Glasgow, last-i.-ht. ?? refertri to aletcerwvhich had ap peared in tooeG'coW Beral of Saturday from Mr John E. Rednmond, 1? That letter was headed ' Parnelites azd Cleri calists. Why BMr PRedrmond should ...

... THE ULSTER UNIOMST | LAEAGUE S I CONVENTION AT COOKSTOWN. Last night in the Assembly Rooms, Cookstown, a very spacious hall, another of the meetings at present being held under the auspices of the Ulster Unionist Convention League took place. The hall was crowded to excess, and many were unable to gain admission. Mr J. B. GoreLSG MoRs, D.L., the chairman, addressed the meeting. Referring to ...

... C 0 N'TENTS. CANADA ANiD TKE lNITED STATES. A ErEPiNTANT GfI .SSTONIAN. STOti:. TPEHASNGE ]'PEISESSION. SATUPDU-PT)AY'S SPECIAL AP''.tTCUiES. i T1IE S.T.FCTlEDI TANTDTA'Y-iA.ND OTHERS r Oltr.ERTiTIS NEl(:T It ii AP.t'YOT.OGICAL IAMIlIeS IN Ar.GYLLSIRTR, fV MIIUN1LI W 'A itIV AND P.T TlhDI TRADE. S. TIE F-'N CAM I'iSSTION ISO POROCCO. FANCY DRFESS BALL IN (4L A.S ACO W. ETST OF GUIESTS AND ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT B J.SBY. DAM!AGES, £1800. ?Lat Diaht a fire, wihich pwoved to-be a very destract reone, broke oit in ?? Miill, Busby. TIe bai'ding, a six- stcry one, Which is sitoated Trelir-de tbe liver Cart, is 150 feet long by f1t broed. and beo:'ngs to the Bnsbyo Bleachin; and Bcetling Company, who in May l ,s t t tO i Icssi- Bo5wc & Co., stocking belted ?? 15 ?? past 10 o'clock -he ...

... ISECOD EDITION. I' hxvingoccllrred during the month-one of them had been removed to the fever hospitals It was reported that the Commissioners bad in. spected the svatcr-tsorks sinee last meeting and they found everything ira first-classs ordeL An application by the Carrongrove Paper Company for s. eonnecion svith the venter main for fire extinguishing purposes was remitted to the Sub Water ...

... CowA., DISTRICT C00o1MITS.-The first meet- ing of this committee of the Argyll County Coun- cil was held in Dunoon yesterday, when Mr John Maclachlan of Mfaclachlan was, on the motion of MAlr Turner, of Innellan, unanimously re-elected chairman. It was agreed to repudiate liability in a claim which it was stated was to be made against the County Council by Mr and Mrs Weber, of the Kilmun Hotel ...

... FRANCE,, I TEE POLITICAL OUTLOOK. K DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER ON PANAMA S SCANDALS INQUIRY. c (rmroM our. owV COIrESPONDKIT.) Paris, December 14, Evening. U It is difficult to over-estimate the gravity of C the present political situation in France, or to forecast what may be the after-consequeneucst of the storm that rages over the heads of that n fraction of the Republican party which for the ...