EGYPT.
EXCITEMENT LESSENING. CSpkcia-to The Kiaz Ministry iB working cordially with the British officials. The Native Press demands the re moval of Lord Cromer. LONDON, Jan. 26. The Triple Alliance supports England's attitude in Egypt.
IMPERIAL POLITICS.
rSpuoiA- to Pbbss Association.] L LONDON, Jan. 27. At a great Unionist, celebration in Dublin, Lord Ashbourne declared that the party was confident, and ' denounced Mr Morley's recent action in Ireland. i'The faVmers of West Cork are 'appealing tor relief, and declare that • theyi are starving.
EUROPEAN TOPICS.
■f '* ■ ' ' * *;■''*. [Special to Pkjsss Association.] ; V ■ PARIS, Jan. 27. ' / _T. Develle has apologised to Count Hoyos, the Austrian Minister at Paris, for statements in the papers, hinting that he was implicated in the Panama scandals. ' M. Andrieux created a sensation by declaring that M. Floquet ought to be in the dock alongsid e the. oth ers, because he supervised the division of subsidies among the Press. M. Franqueville has acquitted MM. Eoche, Arene and --.< Thevenet. The Chamber of Deputies, , by a majority of 121, has granted a Secret 'Service fund to the Premier as neces , Bftry, to the- stability of the Eepublic.
Monetary and Commercial.
