LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 127, 15 April 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. PEB PKEBB ASSOCIATION). London, April 14. The Daily News thinks it probable that emigrants with a small amount of capital at their disposal will now find an excellent field in Australia. Speaking on Home Rule, John Bed* mond said the Bill could not be n final settlement, bat only an alternative ; and autonomy was the disfranchisement of Ireland and Government by military despotism. Fifty- three bodies have been recovered from the Pontypndd colliery. Washington, April 14. American sailors were withdrawn from Honolulu and the flag struck on Ist April. Bklgr.vde, April 14. King Alexander, of Servia, came of age at midnight, and immediately dismissed his ministers and regents, who are at present confined in the palace. The King has issued a manifesto denouncing the constitution. He is supported by the army. Constantinople, April 13. A Syrian manuscript of tho Four Gospels has been discovered in a convent in Mount Sinai, which is believed to be the oldest fcxtaut. Calcutta, April 13. The Auinthn rebels have reappeared in Burmah, and have surrounded a small force of the British mumbering fifty. Reinforcements have been sent to rescue the British force. St. Petebsbubg, April 14. The Czar is safferiug from an attack of influenza. Paris, April 13. The Court of Cassation hnsvejected the appeals of MM. Chailos do Lesseps and lilondin lv connection with the Panama Cuual prosecutions. New York, April 13. Fifty persons were killed by a cyclone which visited tho South-western States.