ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9282, 6 December 1895, Page 5

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.

Press Association—By Telesrraph—Copyrieht. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER. London, December 4. Alfred Gamble, lately discharged for alleged child murder at Islington, was re-arrested yesterday on a charge of attempting to murder another child. THE ASHANTEE QUESTION. December 5. A native force of Houssas from the Gold Coast has begun to march to Ashantee. A PILLIBUSTER SENTENCED. Madrid, December 4. The Spanish Court at Cuba has imprisoned for life Sanguily, the American filibuster. THE GERMAN ARMY. Berlin, December 4. The Emperor in addressing the Guards said that ignoring party claptrap he firmly relied on the army to execute at home and abroad the orders of the Crown. SAMOA. Berlin, December 5. The Press complains of the United States seeking to manoeuvre England and Germany out of Samoa, and demands that the German Suzerainty should be proclaimed over the Islands. AN INVITATION. Ottawa, December 4, It is proposed to invite the Prince of Wale 3 and Mr Chamberlain to Toronto in 1897 on the occasion of the visit of the British Association *fd£ the Advancement of science. THE NEW CABLE AND MAIL SERVICES. December 5. Sir C. Tupper has been summoned to Ottawa in connection with the Atlantic and Pacific steamer and cable schemes. THE CURRENCY QUESTION. Washington, December 5. The Republican Press attack the currency proposals of the President, and it is thought unlikely that Congress will adopt them.