HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 329, 2 June 1894, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

SHIPPING NEWS. NEW AUSTRALIA COLONY. | THE BULGARIAN CRISIS. AMERICA AND HAWAII. RESIGNATION OF THE HUNGARIAN MINISTRY. (FRB PRESS ASSOCIATION ) London, May 31. Arrived— Celtic King, steamer, from Wellington (April 13th); Star of the East, barque, from Port Chalmers (February 7th) ; Blenheim, ship, from Wellington (January 31st) ; Columbus, barque, from Wellington (February 7th ; Andes, barque, from the Bluff (March 13th). Obituary. — Dr Pearson, Secretary to the Victorian Agent General's Office. Bkunos Avres, May 81. Mr Mansfeldt do C. Findlay, British Consul, asserts that the colonists from New Australia describe the settlement as a " hell upon earth." Paris, May 31. A heated debate has taken place in the Chamber of Deputies on the Turpins case. A vote of confidence in the Government was carried by a large majority M. Dupuy's programme is colourless. Sofia, May 31. M. Stoiloff has been successful in forming a Government in succession to that of M. Stambouloft. Washington, May 31. The Senate decided that the right belongs wholly to Hawaii to decide what form ol Government she shall adopt, and that any foreign in'erventiou will be treated as unfriendly to America Vienna, M>ij 31 The Hungarian Cabinet has resigned, owing to the Emperor refusing to coerce the House of Magnates to pnss the Civil Marriage Bill.