CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 58, 6 January 1883, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

SPECIAL TO " STAR." [ur ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. — COPYRIGHT.] beuter's telegrams. I London', Jan 4. It is announced that the loan of | £1.000.000, nt 4 percent., for the Government of i\ew Zealand, will be placed on the market on the 11th inst. The mini- • ! mum is fixed at 9S.V. The man DcLiney.wbo was arrested on the 12th November last for attempted assassination of Judge Lawson in Dublin has been found guilty of conspiring to murder, and has been sentenced to penal servitude for ten years. Edinond Young has issued a circular expressing the opinion that increased expedition in the transport of Uistralian wool to the English market requires that the dates of the sales should be changed. He invites colonial wool importers to form a committee to discuss the propriety of commencing next year's series on the Bth January, 11th March, 17th June and 23rd September. He/ also considers it would be advisable to alter the dates of the third and fourth series tiiis year, so as to terminate the auction sales early in November. The English Government has issued a circular, in which it explains its intentions with regard to Egypt, and invites the Powers to recognise finally the principle of free navigation of the Suez anal. Cair , January 4. The remainder of the prisoners who have been iv custody since the terminition of the rebellion have been amnestied by the Khedive. Capetown, January 4. It has beeu decided that a British force shall remain in Zululand for six months for the protection of Cetewayo, ou his reinstatement as king.