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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2023, 27 November 1886, Page 2

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HOME AND FOREIGN THE "MOONLIGHTERS” AGAIN. A DESPERATE ENCOUNTER. FRANCE AND EGYPT. THE FRENCH BUDGET OPENING OF THE GERMAN PARLl AMENT Reuter’s Telegrams. Received Nov 26, at 10.30 p.m. London, Nov 25. Another encounter lias taken place in Kerry botweon the Moonlighters ” and a body of police, a heavy fusilade being kept up on both sides. Ultimately eight incend’aries were captured. The refusals of the Irish tenantry to pay their ren’s are increasing. The circular issued by theCimmittee of the Imperial Institute has been considered by Sir Charles Clipper and the Agents-General, but the result of their deliberations has not transpired. Paris, Nor, 25. A portion of the Parisian press is reviving the controversy in reference to the government of Egypt and the Bri'.sh occupation of that country. In the Chamber of Deputies the debate on the Budget is proceeding. Altercations between the Government, and their opponents relative to red notions in tho estimate tjare of daily occurrence. Berlin, Nov. 25. The German Parliament waa opened to-day by tho Emporor who in his speech declared the policy of Germany would be to exert her influence in maintaining agreement among the Powers. This policy, he stated, was the result of Germany’s earnest d sire for peace and for preserving the close friendship of hor neighbors, THE BULGARIAN CRISIS. ITALY AND BULGARIA. TIIE POWERS ASSENT TO NEW RULER. SIGNS OF PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT. (rECT3R’S telegrams). Received Nov. 2G, at 10 30 pm. Rome, Nov 25. Tho Ita’ian Green Book hag been published showing that Italy supported Prince Alexander ot Bulgaria in the recent crisis in that country and after his abdication favored a Regency. She deprecated the action of Russia in delaying the settlement of tho BuL garian difficulty. London, Nov. 25. Most of tho Powers have assented to the Russian proposal that Prince Nicholas, of Mingrilia shall bo appointed to the Throne of Bulgaria. The British Government have ex-t pressed a desire to cmsult the wishes of the Bulgarian people on the subject-. Sofia, Nov. 25. It is officially notified that the Russian subjects in Bulgaria wiil be protected by Germany, those in Roumelia by France.