CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 16, 17 July 1884, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

Special to " Star."

BEUTEB S TEIiEGBAMS. L«ndon. July 15. The homeward mails, via Brindisi, from Melbourne, June 3, were delivered i yesterday. ] ! Iv the House of Lords last night Earl ' Granville in reply to a question stated that he had made an urgent appeal to France's sense of the comitj of nations wiClf'rgfeTencg < ttr*tfwrtS&nt'ict question, and it was impossible for the British Government to do more It has transpired that the Government will support Lord Wemyss motion for arriving at a compromise on the subject of the Franchise Bill. Mr Cornwall, the secretary of the Irish Post office, has been ai rested, with a number of others, on charges of having committed unnatural crimes. - In the House of Lords, the Earl of Salisbury opposed the motion brought forward by Lord Wemyss. The death is announced of the Right Bey. W. Jacobson, "Bishop of Chester, aged 81. Alexandria, July 14. The outbreak of cholera here is as yet confined to a single case, and that did not prove fatal. Pabis, July 14. The excitement arising out of the anniversary of the French Eepublic today, culminated in an ourtburst of popular feeling against Germany on the part of a large body of Parisian youths, . who proceeded to an hotel, which was flying the German national flag, forcibly removed the banner, and tore it to prices. The disturbance was speedily quelled by tho police.