LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 118, 11 April 1889, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright;" (fek baited press association. J London, April 10. Mr HennikerH*at<wi has- arranged that Sir Chafes BusseQ, Cj»C. r shall arbitrate in the disputes' connected with: the administration of the Vandeleur estates, Ireland, In the House of Commons, Lord Henry Bruce, M.P. for Chippenham Division,. Wilts,, has given notice of a question ask^ ing the Admiralty t© l recognise the service* of the Calliope's officers and'crew in saving the vessel in the • recent hurricane atSamoa^ , ' The deatH is announced! of- MichelEugeue Chevreul, the eminent savant of Sans, aged 103. Si ifcsrßT, April 10, In the Assembly this evening. Mr W. McMillan, Colonial Treasurer, delivered? the Financial Statements -The hon. gen» tleman said the Government; did not intend to interfere with the existing- tariff at present but that next session would submit proposals for simplify ing the 1 tariff with a yiew to making- it &9. nearly a Freetrade tariff as is possessed by any country in the world. '■ ■ Received April 11, noon*. . London. ApriT 10. A Tasmanian loan of jGI,OOD,OOO, vascribed, bearing interest at the rate of 3^ per cent., will be offered on Tuesday. The minimum is fixed at 97. Mr Davitt, referrfeg to- arbitration which has been arranged in connection with the Vandeleur estates in Ireland,, said he considers it the first step towards solution of the land question. Bombay, April 10. Cholera is raging at Surat, which' was partially destroyed by fire this week. Many deaths have occurred. SrDNTteT, This Day, In the Legislative Assembly last night a bill to establish reciprocity between the various Australian colonies with regard to judgments obtained in courts, other than Supreme Courts, was read a. second 1 time. The bill enables creditors in one; i colony to have judgment and execution issued against levanting creditors in another colony.