CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 10, 6 July 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

I Ckkutke's telegrams. I Received July 6, 11 5 a.m. : > Nkw York, July 6. Information has been received in this city that two American fishing vessels have bren seized off the Nova Scotia coast. A Paris, July 5. The Duke of Damn ale has been removed from the French army list by order of the Government. London, July 3. The Countess of Derby held a reception to-day in honor of colonial visitors. The Agents-General, Executive Commissioners,^ and a number of leading colonists will be entertained at luncheon by the Queen on Monday next at Wind* sor Castle, and Her Majesty will hold a reception for Colonial visitors afterwards. An interview took place to-day between Sir Graham Berry aad Lord Rosebery, Foreign Secretary, on the subject of affairs in the New Hebrides. It is understood that the General Post Office is awaiting the expression of the views of the colonies regarding. the tenders for the Federal mail service before taking any action in tbe matter. At a banquet to-night, under the auspices of the Imperial Federation League, the Earl of Ro»ehery, m the course of his speech, stated that the Government has spoken the voice of the country on the New, Hebrides question. Arrived^- P. and O. Co.'s R.M.S. Carthage, from Melbourne. The Grosvenor Gallery will send 150 pictures to the Jubile%: Exhibition if it is under Government patronage. Sir Samuel Davenport has been enrolled a member of the .Ironmongers' Society. Mr Baxter has been, appointed London manager of the Australian Joint Stock Bank. The new Oriental Bank Company shows a grots profit of £65,000. They will open a branch in Australia immediately after the depression. * The wheat market is inactive. Auatralian warehouse and on board ship are quoted at 3 is to 35s respectively. Several grain ships are in London awaiting orders. The weather is now splendid.