THE QUEEN IN FRANCE.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6412, 24 March 1892, Page 3

THE QUEEN IN FRANCE.

THE DURHAM STRIKERS. BOYCOTTING AND THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN. VICTORIA'S TREASURY BILLS. THE INDIAN REBELS. THE BRITISH EXPF.DITION DEFEATED.

(Received March 24, 11.15 a.m.)

Paius, Marcb. 23. Queott "Victoria w»; mly thanked President fcarnot for his metwn ge of welcome, and said aha reco o-nised the respect tho French nation had sb own her in tier sorrows. London, March 23.

Th c Durham strikers show no disposition "to yield, thoug'n there is great distress fitne n g tho families of the men. out of wo , .k. There is much turbulence among thf , strikers Mr E. Eobertaon, rosmbcr for Dundee, «r ioved in the Houue of Commons yesterday f or the abolition of the common law on the doctrine of conspiracy, with the object of justifying boycottiner and the plan of campaign. The motiOD wus rejected 'by 220 to 180. Sir W. V. Harcourt and Six Charles Russell were among those who supported giae motion. The permanent financial advisers of _ Victoria are eonnding the market relative to thet colony's issue of a second batch of one million pounds' worth of treasury bills. Calcutta, March 22.

The Lushiaa eharply attacked the email British.expedition which was sent to punish the rebels and arrest their chief, and for some time held them in a very dangerous position. A much larger force is preparing to march againLt tho rebels.