PORTUGUESE FINANCES IMPROVING.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 112, 26 May 1891, Page 4

PORTUGUESE FINANCES IMPROVING.

A FENIAN MANIFESTO. J. G. BLAINE'S COLLAPSE. * A WHEAT CORNER. , ; Lisbon, May. 22; A Portuguese Ministry has been formed under Chrisostom. . The finances of the country are lmprov- • iDS ' PABis,May22. A water-spout broke over the Tuilleries today. The gardens were much injured by the deluge of water. . .--;■■•<■• ■ Washirgton, May 22. ' The Fenian leaders m America have issued a manifesto urging that aotivo -resolution will not provide the solution of Irish problems, and they must wait till a war embarasses England. The New York Herald declares that Blame has absolutely collapsed both physically, and mentally, and censures him for concealing the fact. It is reported that the Itata has surrendered to the United States authorities, having, however secretly transferred hermunitions of war to the Esmeralda. ,: ■ .-■: ; ■,•:". ;.-..-.. London, May 22. ' Obituary— Rev Turner, a Samoan missioh- . ary, of influenza. ' ■ J - - It i 3 reported that a Syndicate of Germans and Italians has purchased -fifty million . roubles worth of Russian wheat. A large corner m Paris is also reported. ; = The Dumfriesbire has been reinsured at sixty guineas premium, and the Lord Canning af seventy-five. Both vessels are bound from Newcastle to Valparaiso. • ''■' - The Standard saya the market will resent the low. interest. of the Queensland loan, because much of last issue ,is : still unsold. -"' With. allowances the loan may be-obtain-able under 92, which marks a , deoliping market of the colony.* The market would be pleased if it had to be withdrawn for want of subscribers. •- . ; .i^