CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 91, 30 January 1892, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. (I'Bll UNITISD PKKSS ASSOCIATION.)' London, January 27. Sir S.nnucl Griffith's remarks to an interviewer at Adelaide, hive aggravated die ho.'-tile feeling in the City against Queensland and it is expected tint ihe colony's Treasury Bills will be withdrawn to« morrow. Merchants, bankers, brokers, and other commercial men in the City are disgusted at the pbslinacy of the Government, which seriously prejudices all the Queensland interests and militates agninst the success of other Colonial issuesAH colonial stocks are depressed, and have fallen from J- to 1 per cent. The Daily Telegraph advocates the issue of loans at from 4 to 4.J- per cent instead of the " hole»and-coruer Treasury Bills." An unsuccessful attempt |was made to wreck the tram by which Mr T. W, Russell, M.P. for the Southern Division of Tyrone, was travelling to Omagh, the principal town of tho county. The Key C, H. Spurgeon is slightly better. January 28. In a notification published in the Gazette, the Queen thanks her subjects for their sympathy with the Boyal family in their recent bereavement. The sympathy of the millions had been toucbingly and visibly expressed — & fact which was deeply gratifying, and which caused her, on behalf of herself and children, to express from her heart her gratitude to all. She had loved the Duke of Clarence as a son, and the sympathy evinced at hia death would be a help and consolation to her. She had sustained heavy bereavements during the last thirty years, yet she earnestly prayed for health and strength that she might work for the good and happiness of her dear country and the Empire while her life lasts. Influenza is very extensive ntnonz the upper classes in the West End of Lon* don. Obituary— Princess Ludoyica. Her death was due to an attack of influenza. Her Hong Cheonjr, who has been suffering from influenza, is in a critical condition. Madbid, January 2J. A state of seige has been declared in Bilbao, where miners out on strike nre defying law and order. All mines are shut down, and are guarded by police and military. New Yohk, January 28. A sensation has been caused in this city by the disclosure that the apology of the Chilian Government was received before President Harrison's message, de* daring that the United States demands should be enforced, was sent to Congress. In their note of apology, the Chilian Government expressed profound regret for the outrage on the men of tho warship Baltimore, and sincere respect to» wards the United States. They also offered to leave the question of reparation for outrage in the hands of the American courts.