LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 13, 15 July 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. (PKR PBKB9 ASSOCIATION). London*. July IL Nothing will be attempted with the conversion of the Victorian loans until a copy of the Bill is received. The holidays nre preventing business being done, but an impression exists that it would be wiser ' to allow the financial advisers a freer hand in dealing with the holders of , Colonial stock. I It is understood that the Marquis of j Ripon, Secretary for the Colonies, has reminded Earl Kintore, Governor of South Australia, who returns to England shortly, that the term of his appointment was for six years. The Australians' first innings closed for 154 runs. Sussex made a feeble stand against the bowling of Turner and Troll, which was almost unplaynble. Nkw Yolk, July 13 News from Central America reports that the Nicaragua!? Insurgeats have seized Machado, and taken the President prisoner. Paris, July 14. The Siamese will not permit French ships to enter the Menam River, and are preparing batteries to sink them it they attempt to do so. News has been received that two French gunboats have entered the Menam River, in Siam, and exchanged shots with the forts. She Siamese declare the French have violated tbe assurance Jnot to enter the river. Berlin, July 14. The Reichstag has, by a majority of 11, passed the second reading oif the Army Bill. Tbe measure fixes the peace footing at four hundred and seventy-nine thousand men until 1899. St. Pktersbubg. July 14. A hundred deaths from Cholera have been reported in Podohn (Government of Russia), north of Bessarabia, and south of Vohlina. -