CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 118, 29 March 1890, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph; — Copyright (PER UNITED press association. [ London, March 27Sir W. Bobinson has been banqueted at Fishmongers' Hall. .In reply to the toast of his health he told his hearers that when Australia was federated Eng. land must leave her alone and not interfere with her domestic affairs. The Home Buie Peers have signed a protest againgst entering the report of the Parnell Commission on the Journals of the House of Lords. The Council of the Colonial Institute has. passed a resolution regretting the death of the Duke of Manchester, and recognising the valuable aid he had lent them. . • Mr Davitt. is acting as mediator between the Liverpool dock owners and the men on strike. Madrid, March 27. The Spanish .Chambers passed a Bill conferring universal suffrage. It is not expected to be opposed in the Senate. Vienna, March 27. Prince Beuss, the German Ambassador, has distinctly informed the Austrian Emperor of the' Kaiser's intention to adhere to the Triple Alliance. St. Petebsbubo, March 26. Bussia has obtained a monopoly of the Persian railways. It is rumoured that the Czar is appointing a commission to inquire into the atrocities in Siberia. Kingston, (Jamaica) March 27. • Some excitement has been caused by ithe visit of a Russian warship. The seamen were : not allowed to land, it is believed,, because they were sketching the forts. SoHA/Maeh 27. Major Panitza, head of the recent conspiracy, has made a full confession.