CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 133, 9 June 1888, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

ißy Electric Telegraph.— Copyright j (PEK XTNITBD PBEBB ASSOCIATION. I I London, Jua<« 7. Three thousand fire hundred bales of Viol hare l>een sold since May at a slight advance >>n closing rates. A strong section of the Tories and Unionists are urging Gh»Ternment to : withdraw the Licensing Bill. ! I The Bishop of Lincoln has been ac- | cused of Ritualism. j Lord Wolseley combated the state-* I ment of Lord G. F. Hamilton, that the English Channel rendered England safe ( from her enemies, and stated that the ■ shipping at present in b>ench ports was , i sufficient to land 100,000 troops in Eng- j land. / ! The Financial News continues to mike violent attacks on the condition of Hew j Zealand. I The Gamora bound from Newcastle to London, has been posted at Lloyd's as overdue. . New Yobk, June 6. A train consisting of 28 carriages was derailed at Tampieo, mi Mexico, 18 per« sons were killed and many injured. Pasts, June 6. General Boulanger will shortly pay a visit to London. Dubban, June 6. Information has been received that 400 regulars have^ been despatched against the Zulu chief Diuizulu whose following is said to be 2000. Beblin, Jnne7. The official journey of the Emperor Frederick to Potsdam somewhat exhausted him but he is now pretty well. Washington, June 6 % The Democratic Convention at St Louis has unanimously resolved to re nominate President Cleveland for the Presidency. The announcement was received with great en th usinsm. Zanzibar, June 7. A difficulty has arisen with Italy in. consequence of the Sultan declining the free cession of Kismaya to Italy. The Italian Consul has pulled down the Sultan's flag and summoned a man-of-war to his assistance.