{"character_count": 6117, "word_count": 1089, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9247999787330627], "ccnet_perplexity": [2166.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
The s the usht of adof April s.d sot saviHg
snly be The easn @ her ,rs in the
thsfs s f ~ !, seeanae cs hs broad The lee bsv


d he sod me ae locked like Indian usde nasts but a'
% clearer distinctly recognized her 20 be the sSs
49,. .,snuo rhry the previous day bearing Nm
or and under the same 'al asd ctfcaanoe IN s'0
,.i. Araed. day., whsH friend
who dnag with MIN dePOs tbs ssppo-d los OF hs re-
,dsu Captain Alneid4 Immediately exclaimed
ssen eT r passed large steamer aosu' ~ "
before arrived usder e0nvass -i,hou; any nese coming y b
her fsnAe orwhee raolos and Is ro>c II he ogoosh' G
log for, and clearly proved e have been @
~ the vheEl M ofe
;d Mr. Vsnzee' hat ne ha


sa d o m nm M W. W. ids n. sse afternoon for Esgiand
May the day Captain Am.ide maze the previous


THE PREs1DExr-( Er,rac, Of letter The following
is wha, consider be favorable IN tho new hopes
opened to by tho the 22d r lat ~ !oh
4O The Tines OF this morning contains al! that Is known
the subject except the certainty that the steamer inca
and there could nave beer the Des On the same
dav the Dee spoke the Thompson, from Palermo TO y. T.,
(New-Yok presunie) in lat IL, lon. ~, Compare tins
with the Other and there possibility OF Their l1cnuy
This intelligence has been received from the agent OF the Ma
vigation Company Liverpool and will have not the least
doubt, be confirmed by the log of the Dee for which an a
picatiou has been made the Admiralty, y0 unanswered
THE PrEslpEsr-We rejoice that the proceeds
of the exhibition of the British Queen steamship up 70
Thursday night together with balance from the exhibition
of the President when last amounts 30 1921 Us 3D.
and being appropriated the rset OF the families OF
the Presidents crcw--LtSsrpso! Journal


BRITISH PARLIAMENT.


HOUSE, OF Coxnoxs-Mond0y May 24th.-Sir ROBERT
PEEL addressing the heuse said, give notice that
shall Thursday resolution 10 the following ei
fect" That her Mne-ty ministers do net snhc'enty pos
the confidence of the Hsuse Of Commons tn enabc he
TO carry through that which they deem oi es-
ena Importance the public welfare and that continuance
Office under such circumstances at ariance win the 'P-r
it of the great cheering ff-ra tn: oFosnoh


The following important bills dropped by the TO
vcrnmcnt in the House Of Commons Monday nsh-yiz,
he Poor Law Amendns.t Bill. the Right of Voting Bill the
Registration of Voters ENGLAND B, and the Drainage OF
Towns Bill (nevl cor


Lord John Russell gave notice on Monday MI s that he
shall move on Friday next that the House of Commons do
adjourn until Wednesday the Cd of Juae lhus only two
nights will he left for the debate Sr Robert Feels esou-
ton against the ministry which cones on Tor discussion To-
morrow.


The Scotch Registration Bill is deferred until Monday
week, 9TH ef June


Tho further consideration Of the Report of the Punishment
of Death Bill deferred until Thursday, the Sd OF June


Madrid Journals of the 18th Instant have reach
ed us Senior Oiozasa had failed form Cabinet, and
the Rcgen, had invested Count Amode'ar with powers to
try what nc coAld do At Cabinet Council II had been
resolve. that the tito should be prelxed 10 the
of the Regent.


Letters from Corunnu of the 18th ,ha: Madame
Nina had been appointed gocernante of her Majesty Queen
Iscbea and of her sister the ntan,a at tho special cneay
of their mother Queen Christina, exicgcn of Spain


FL Castcli0no of the I'D that the Commander
Don Miguel Matan, had surprised the famous Cars Chief
Jose Cancla ~ a farmhouse Agromont be had come
from the valley Of Andour, with commission from Irlsa-
ny to guerilla. in the Segara Before nc executed
he made some important confessions which mi sht serve TO
defeat the plans of several other Cars Chiefs who propose
making similar attempts during the Cnnea SUIT
ered death with resgnati.n; but 10 the last norent he
besought iutervie with Espartcro.


FROM FRANcr.-The Paris papers of Monday, the 24,h
the first days Report of the trial Of Darme and his
two accompccs Duc!os and Consderc for attempting the
Of, k,vc ,hc III or nc.o
cited no interest and of the usual precautions
taken preserve the peace of the metropolis Tha aasrs
well for the Government, and for the Of public feeling
in Paris.


The budget of expenditure; voted by the Chamber of
Duputics the 18th, by majority of 1919 against 46


Rumors of iisscnsion in the Cabinet very currently
received 1t supposed to be divided into TWO parties
one set adhere to Guizot and the other Marshal Sou


The Duke dc Jonve left Paris for Chorbourg OF Mon
day evening Ring Louis Philippe and the Royal Family
renewed on the same dav from tc Tueric the Chateau
de Neuily.


NJ Theirs according TO the Commerce. is about leave
Paris for Lille where he will occupy part Of the parliament
arv vacation in terminating his History of the Empire.


FnoN GEnNAsr.-A Hamburger paper says that the Bre-
mon shin Julia ST. Edward had been brought into the Wcser
under the care ola Lieutenant the English navy pre-
tex, alleged y English Cruiser that be employ
cd in the slave trade The only ground of suspicion his
having on board more water butts than the officer thongh
necessary aud there being packages which he could get
a, which nigh, contain nothing suspicious.


ArrA1Rs OF rHs EAsr-The Times OF May 2Jih says =
'Wc are informed upon what consider be OF the best
authority that the London Conference has proceeded the
formal signature OF the protocols respecting the East, which
had received only the initials the five pempocnes Thus
consunmacd in the cicinl form, the of France
.rdo
men which the treaty 18th Of July had created Al
though sng forseen this step mas been considered with
ou, Importance in the political circles


LNSURRECTI0N " Tbs TURKISH EMPIRE


From the GOT,nan Papers.


The Augsburg Gazette publishes letter dated from the
frontiers Turkey the 10Th instant which that the
mail from Constannople of the Gotta alt had been overdue
several DAYS which considered The extraordinary
the Paha of Nissa havss positively asserted tta, the
roads should be kept free for ccurier One report stated
IL L. III