CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 71, 24 November 1885, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

BEXftZU'a TKLEGHAMS.] London, November 22. The Now Zealand Skipping Company's Kaikoura left Plymouth: this afternoon for Auckland and Wellington, calling at Teneriffe »nd the Cape en route. At to-day's wool sales 9,400 bale 3 were catalogued, the tone of the market being quiet. Mr Parnell has issued a manifesto to the Irish electors of Great Britain, urging them not to rote for Liberal *r Radical candidates at the approaching (general election. The will ef .Mr Alexander Lang Elder, formerly of Adelaide, has been proved as -amouiitinr to £317^000. „ A „ In view of the approaching elections the Pall Hall Gazette declares that the reaction in f aver •€ the Tory party in England is serious. In the appeal case, £. Barton, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of New South :Wales,- v A. 6. Taylor, M.L.A. for Mudgee, arising but of the " Ironhand ", resolution passed' by \ the New South Wales Legislature, Taylor obtained leave to appeal in person, and the hearing is fixed for February 1. Taylor has arrived in England, -- A Eeuter's telegram has been publshed attributing the Parliamentary deadlock m Queensland to the influence of Victoria. The report has causecl considerable seniation. It i« considered improbable .that an Australian cricketing team will visit England this year as letters have been received from the leading English player* declaring that (he inclusion of member* of the old Australian team would seriously prejudice the success of the teur.