CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 129, 16 April 1885, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

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[rkutebs tkli:g*a.M9.] London. April 14. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and Prince Albert Victor left Dublin yesterday for Cork. A number of Nationalist ciyinpatuisers assembled at the Mallow station, a few miles north of Cork, with a view of making a hostile demonstration. I bey were however, ejected from the station by n force of constabulary 1 on dutj, whereupon they assembled in the vicinity of the railway, and hooted the train on it* arrival. A riot also took place at Cork ' between the Nationalist* and the loynl section of the community during the progress of which a number «f window! were smashed by stones. The American Indians are joining (he rebel Kiel in the revolt aniongNt the In-" dian half-breeds in North west Canada. Pending the result of the parleying of this question, the Canadian Government has despatched seven thousand troops to the scene. A shipment of beef ex the steamer Liguria has realised only threepence half-penny per pound. The meat arrived in an unsatisfactory condition. The shipment ex the Westminster brought fourpenee half- penny per po«nd. Ellis and Company, of Bradford, millers, have failed for £60,000. deceived April 16, 0.40 a.m. LoNßoir, April 14. It hat been arranged that the Earl of Derby shall introduce the Australasian Federal Council Bill into the House of Lords on Thursday next.