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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 89, 3 February 1887, Page 2

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[By Electric Teleeraph.— Copyright ] | TbeUTßE's TEIiEOBAMsI ■'•'■■ London, January 31. v The mails per Orient's Lusitania, from Melbourne, December 25th, were de-_ hyered to-day. , February 1. In the House of Commons last night the debate on the Address-in-Reply was resumed. In the course oE the .debate.. Lord Randolph Churchill declared that the support of the OnionisULiberals was useful in tbe.ipresent crisis, but the Conservatives would soon walk alone. He looked to the. t'onseryativesalone^ uphold the Union between Great Britain and Ireland.

-- Lord^ Bahdolph Churchill states that Mr Chainberlain is urging Mr Gladstone, "Lords Hartiugton and Salisbury, and Mr Parnell to confer regarding the future government of Ireland. Mr Parnell's amendment to the Address-in- Reply suggests that instead of increased stringency, reforms should be introduced; calculated to satisfy the needs and secure the confidence of the Irish people. .

MrGoschen has accepted the invitai tion to contest'the St. George's Hanpver Square division of Middlesex. He; will be opposed by Mr Hayman, a Radical. The floating of Allsopp's Company; has[ been postponed. . Panics have occurred on the Bourses at Berlin, Vienna, and Paris; These have been caused partly from political, but chiefly financial causes. - It is proposed to hold a regatta at New York in June, when a prize of; one thousand dollars and the championship of the world wijl be rowed for. Teemer will en ter for this erent.

A proposal to ask the Delegation to vote 30 million florins has created a panic in Vienna. •

Bismarck is increasing the German army in spite of the refusal of the Reichstag to pass the Army Bill. Beelin, February 2.

The Emporer William says the dispute between the Government and the Reichstag would only be brought to a conclusion by a foieign war. :