CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 96, 23 January 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

KBVXSR'a XBLESBA.MB.I - Lokdox, January 21. The Guardian, referring to the appointment of Bishop Moorhouse, eon* { . aiders it a mistake* inasmuch as it if ' likely to^ tempt colonial bishb|>i to retafh .- Home, other wiie the prospects' of the Manchester diocese under Bishop jfoor* j house are most hopwful. I A Letter has been published from Mr Gladatsone in whicli* he dectinef to re- f eeivo a deputation from Belfast. In his letter he denies the plan attributed to , him for the settlement of the Irish.,question, and slates that he awaite^the proposals of the Government upon the subject. The announcement that Mr Edward harr bffen -l appointed Chief wen inaccuratefassMrV^ H. Smith is Lofficiallj stated to hare assumed that position. '•':'.'■ V' Received Januwj.23, l3o a.m. '-■[ v. January 22. Ift the BTouso^ of Lords to-day the Marquis of Salisbury; referriaff to Irish ; Affairs, stated the government of Ireland has been virtually been entrusted to the newly appointed Chief Secretary. The address in reply to the Speech from the Throne was voted in the House of Lords by a considerable majoritj. la the House s ©! Commons, Mr Gladstonerstated he still adhered to hii manifesto regarding Irish affairs. Mr Parnell, speaking on the tame subject, expressed the opinion that the Right of Legislative Autoaomy being; once conceded to Ireland perhaps it would not be difficult to settle" detaiU. Sir ; MichaeNHioks Beach gareHnotiee that he would introduce certain rules for the-regulation of Parliamentiary prooo;durey ,;-,.■;■> ■' 7\-;;r- V. ■?. *s X"\ r .'f. \