CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 44, 1 October 1887, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

[By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright] ' * '. \ 'tBEUTBE'S TELKGEAMS.T i j i ./ ' . ./ i London, 1 'The Sultan of Zanzibar has ceded the whole of the coast to Great Britain and uermany. i The Cologne Gazette states that King sequence of his refusing to punish the -Natives ,at M^tasele f or, sjtoning German residents wfio were celebrating the Emperorjg >t bi^hday... - . •%««»«;« ,»»« Germany isniuch^^ irritated at thepro?posed L 'en6riuji4 a i iftcr^srpf r ßussian'ita4 jport dutiesi-*^ «'--' :u -- - ' r » The Italian Government propose sendiing" 30,000 troops to Massowah in Noviembernext./.-. .;;■. ' ; -" ; Adelaide wheat ex store has advanced Is from 32s 6d to 33s 6d, and New Zea.land wheat, best quality, from 32s to 335.: ] Adelaide flour is unchanged at 235.r j A letter has v been received from Emm

;Bey, stating that he declines to return" '■with. Stanley, and that. he will strive to ;carryout r Gordon's work in the Soudan. . i A Ohiaese transport: .vessel has been Iwrecked. The English captain and 300 jof thet Ohin«Sse penwied, , ; :; , - t •.; ■■: ; Sir B. Danielson, M.P., in addressing •the Associated Chambers of Commerce, 'said.there was real evidence of improving (trade observable. ... .';', :'. .',".' ' - \ At the wool auctions' 'to-day; 10,200 'bales wore offered, making a total of subpaitted during the eeries. ■There was a fair demand. The with;driwalsto'idateamount to 2B,soo bales. : - Sir Graham Berry is now making a. tour of the large' provincial centres, with the object; of promoting representation of the Melbourne Exhibition. ,*••■ = ■ Colonel Sir .Ji West Eidgeway, who was special British Commissioner, for a definition of the Busso- Afghan Frontier, ; has been appointed XJnder-Secretary for Ireland, vice Sir Bedvera Buller, resigned. ; -Australian tallow.ja.verage quality; rei mams at 22s 6d for beef, and 23s 6d for mutton. : ; September 30. The irritation on the Franco-German frontier is extreme, and a feeling is prey■alent at Metz that war is near and inevitable. German generals are reported to be actually engaged inspecting forts. J Mr Chamberlain, in a speech at Birmingham, alluding .to Irish matters, he said that since there was no agreement in

■Ireland as to the advjsableness of Home Bule, the Government ought to deal- with; ;the* subject by' instituting religious' Jequality, .local., government, economy^ 1 in ;the public 'service; and adopting the lineß |of Lord, fiandplph fesh Land j 'Settlement Scheme, without pledging 1 British credit.- -i, ."..;..■>'.' ■ '» ;'..-'.- --. Dr Eichard Quain has bequeathed £75,000 to- the i Xlniversity 'College, Londoa.' '?■':•'-' •■\'-\ , r^':'.' : -'\ A p ' : ..'... '■ Nkw Yoek, September 29. ' .The second' race between' the Volunteer ■ and Thistle has been adjourned until today, owing to the absence of wiudyes'ferday.- Bebjiin, September 29.

; A semi-official statemeiit has been piibilished" here,' maintaing that the French i sportsmen who wore shot on -the- frontier 'were m, (Jerman territory at the time.