LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Evening Star, Issue 3516, 1 June 1874, Page 3

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

. Paris, May 23. . After falling to effect numerous combinations, a new has been constituted as follows:—General j Cissey, Vice-president of Council and Minister of War; Due De,Cazes, Foreign Affairs; Fourton, Interior and Finance; oriivat, Commerce; Cumont, Public Instruction; Tailhaud, Justice; Adxmssal Montaigne, Minister of Marine. Prince Hohenlohe, Ambassador from Germany, has presented his credentials to Macmahon, and amicable reassurances were exchanged. Owing to the failure of M. Goulard to form a ministry, Macmahon completed the list as already telegraphed. The new Cabinet is of an essentially business character, and they will prepare constitutional laws, leaving to the Assembly the question of transmission of the presidental powers. The recent crisis is expected to hasten the dissolution of the Assembly. r ,,... .. London, May 23. Ihe Chilian authorities have released Captain Hyde, imprisoned on account of his vessel’s capsizing with Chilian passengers on aboard. The question of indemnity is pending. Money is easy. A reduction in the rate of discount is expected. The bank reserve is stronger. Foreign stocks depressed. Another wool failure at Bradford is announced. The competition at the wool sales was aniand prices show an upward tendency. ihe death of Mr Roger Therry, formerly Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, is announced. Arrived Asia, Sobraon, Lord Warden, from Melbourne ; Paramatta, from Sydney. SPECIAL CABLE. m, *.t „ London, May 23. Ihe New Zealand loan of L6.72,00Q has been taken at 98.