FOREIGN & COLONIAL TELEGRAMS.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE.
(f*BR ELEOTfiIO TSLEQUATH — COPYRIGHT.) (Special to xac Pbbss Absooiatioit.) (Received 8 a.m., Sept. 16th.) ARCB BISHOP WALSH. Lokdon, Sept. 15. A report that Archbishop Walsh is to be created a Cardinal, is denied. ffleoeivea 10.35 a.m., Sept. 16th.) GREAT BRITAIN AND THE VATICAN. The Spectator advocates the establish ment of diplomatic relations with Some, which, it thinks, would onablo the Go vernment to count on the support of the Irish m the event of the separation of the colonies. THE SWISS TROUBLE. Berne, Sept 15. The Provisional Government at Ticino have resigned m favour of a Federal Com missary despatched by the Federal Coun cil. The Commissary has assisted m the formation of a composite Ministry. (Received 11 a.m., Sept. 16th.) THE FINANCIAL SITUATION. Washington, Sept. 15. Secretary Windom states that he is not alarmed at the financial Btringßnoy. THE TARIFF BILL. The Committee of Ways and Means dissent from the Senate's amendments m McKinlay's Tariff Bill. . : THE TRIPLE . ALLIANCE. London, Sept. 15. It is asserted that the Triple Alliance has been formally renewed. THE HARVEST. The quantity of American wheat avail able for export is only half last year's amount. The Englhh harvest prospocts are favourable. (Received 0.40 p.m., Sept. 16th.) MISS EMILY FITZROY. Miss Emily Fitroy, who was recently engaged by Mr C. Wyndham, of the Criterion, for the season, baß made a successful debut. MOUSSA. BEY. Constantinople, Sept. 15, News has been received conP" 111^ Ujb oaycuio or Moussa tS6f, me Khurdiah chief.
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