LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 135, 8 May 1890, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright I PER UKITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. | LojrroN. May 7. H. MV Stanley has received the Boys! command to attend at Windsor Castle. The dockers are likely to block (hs Queensland wool ships if the colonial unions will engage to supply money in the event of a general strike. Tallow— Mutton, 25s to 26s 6d; beef, 24s 6d to 265. New Zealand mutton, 45s Bd. pa hides, 88s Bd. The New Plymouth Harbour Board de- , Dentures have dropped to J7O; Wanganui, Otago, and Napier have declined \ to 3. " mnr Tobk, May 7. The carpenters m New York and other cities have obtained eight hours a day. Brisbane, Mar 7* It is estimated that the shearer*' diev pute will involve 50,000 men. • , Syxuibt, May 7* : Three men named Prince, PasMaore r and Gibbons were sentenced by the Egeria court-martial, on two charges of ■'disobedience, to nine months' imprison^ ment r and to be dismissed the service. Two others— Bulby and Thoinas^-on on». charge, were sentenced to six months* imprisonment and dismissed. '■ ' ' Received May 8> 1.15 pjnv v^ , Sydnby, Thwßfay. ; A H.M.S. Raven sailed for Plymouth this, morning, . , - - ■- - In (he Legislative Assembly Sir Henry Parkes- moyed that tbe Federation resolutions passed at the Melbourne Conferi ence be agreed to. The motion wa* . adjourned for a weak. ■ The Wesleyan Conference of A«Btralia> , have commenced sitting in Melbourne/ The Right Rev. Thornton, Bishop of BallaraV in an addresa to the Anguoaa Assembly^ which is at present sitting at BaHarat, directed the clergy and laity, never to avail themselves of the Tictoriant . Divorce Act r and he especially exhorted the clergy on no account to marry persons who had bee**, divorced under it. .