LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 95, 31 January 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. PER PBKSS ASSOCIATION). London, Janu&rr 30Tlie Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons has been advised not to permit the Rojal Albert Edward chapter of Ljtlleton to retain its charter because it has joined the chapter of New Zealand. ; Tenders amounting to £3,410.000 were sent in for the Queensland loan of LI. 182,400. The Standard declares that unless the Victorians moderate the quantity of preservatives used in the preparation of butter for the English market, the article from that colony will nain a bad repute. January 30. The Vienna correspondent of the Standard telegraphs that the massing of troops by Russia does not permit of any doubt ns to her making preparations for war, nnd he also states that the Black Sea fleet is being got in readiness. Mr Gladstone declines to receire a deputation from the unemployed, and the men are much incensed. Discussing the Hawaiian difficulty, both the Daily Telegraph and Standard farr-nr the restoration of the monarchy. ; The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says that Russia is determined to resist British influence in Egypt, and, in order to bring Turkey to her views, is offering to make a concession upon the unpaid war indemnity. Washington, January 30. It is stated that President Harrison is favourable to the annexation of Hawaii if (he residents in the group desire it. Caibo, January 30. 1 1 is reported that secret meetings are being held here with the view of fomenting a revolt. St. Petkhsbubo, January 29. The Russians are delighted at the re* ception given by the German Emperor to the Czarewitch, who has now returned.