HOME AND FOREIGN.

Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7737, 17 December 1890, Page 5

HOME AND FOREIGN.

~ ..< . i ._!■'.■.'.e -.'&',■••* .tiiitT :-yjf.i'i' ; ■•;: ■;.-.'' , I [PER PCUBS9 AeSOOIATION.] ; Received wi&+l p.xh. ''XX Tee pacific "m mb^^^stiOH; • l-OlrtG%* JCiecMher 10. j i The Marquis... o|- JHartington will' introduce a de_»atopi6h," consisting Of ■ the Agents>Qeneral ri&t the , various colonies, to Lord S&iMJury early in. '.Jaduary. The; wilt „ask ; Lord Salisbury da-tagirge upon the Oov-rbmei-t the dmm&eness of grant-j.in-j. a Subsidy for the carriage of mails between Vancouver Island and Aua-E*-«lia, ','* I SEPARATION. I" The principal finansiaal houses in [ London interested In sfcobka have assured Mr Harold Hattoj-* that \ the separation of the northern portion, of Queensland will_ _noj* u Jn day way injure bondholders^, if .the , aorfcheroA district undertakes to pay for its share oi the debt* y n-~ 7 -- ■ THE 7- , 1 Two more of the were scalded by the explosion j ofitfab Steam pipes on -hee.e. Jumna have SudCuinbed « to their, iu|uriea. ?J" * ' '' J • ' . Received December I7thj ; 1.15 sun. *; PANAMA .QWtiX* i '"i - ■ Pa&i% DjcembeV'jfo.' :! The Panama Canal concession' his extended by %^t^bllc. j ; T of Columbia, o ' _v, -,„ , TH$ < - HOkg- I-btftWDemißer 16, • - The,|lmperoE,of Cbraa haa.-aater-mined to receive foreign envoys in February and ohce a year aftfejjttgurd?, * , THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF SAMOA. ."' .London, December 16. Mr Conrad Cederkranz, the newly: appointed Chief Justice 'of Samoa* ha*sailed for San Francisco. ■'• THE BEtfRING SEA DISPUTE. "WABHi»oTo-*f, December 1&. ,' The conference on the Behring Sea fishery dispute has eadqd in a failure.