SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 149, 2 June 1885, Page 2

SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS.

■«* SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Received May 30, 1] a.m. London, May 29. A portion of the Ruapehu's cargo of frozen nieat is soft and spotted, and is sell-'ng at from three pence halfpenny to fire pence per pound. ; The meat by the Tainui is selling at five pence farthing. j The shipments of grapes by the steamers Orient and Pekin are in fine condition, and the pears by the same vessels are excellent. Received June 1, 11 p.m. Lou don, June 1. It is asserted that the "Vatican and j England have approved of the I nomination of Bishop Moran of Sydney to the Archbishopric of Dublin. The Emperor William has now completely recovered from his recent indisposition. The Chamber of Deputies have approved of the terms of the Egyptian Convention. Eeceived June 2, 12.55 p.m. London, June 1. The Adelaide four per cent, loan, of £1,560,400, has been announced with the minimum fixed at £98 10s. Tenders will be opened on June 9th. It is understood that Mr Dalley, Colonial Secretary of N.S.W., has refused, and Mr Alex Stuart, Premier of the same colony, has accepted the profered honor of knighthood. No colonial appeals to the Privy Council will be argued until November. The majority of the Powers are persisting in their endeavours to internationalise the Suez Canal, des pite England's guarantee to maintain its neutrality. The Suez Canal commission are proposing rules for the control and working of the Canal, which will seriously affect British shipping interests.