HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 292, 14 June 1895, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

THE BOERS QUELL a REBELLION. = THE CUBAN DIFFICULTY. THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN ENGLAND. ILLNESS OF THE SULTAN. EUSSIAN-IAPAN TETCAIY. | Per Press Association] London, June 13. Persistent reports are current that Sir A. D. Hayter, M.P. succeeds to the Governorship of New South Wales though Government hesitate to contest the Walsall seat now represented by Sir A. D. Hayter. The bullocks by the Port Victor averaged 122 stone, and sold in the London market at from 3s 2d to 3s 4d per stone. Many were old and undersized. The National Mortage Agency Company has declared a dividend of 6d per share. The Tonganro. which put back to Plymouth owing to an accident to the machinery resumes the voyage in a few days The press generally recognise that the fact of the Government advancing the resolution for reform of the House of Lords points to an early dissolution of Parliament. The Times says that owing to anxiety over the Armenian question the Sultan has fallen ill, and symptoms of paralysis have appeared. Madrid, Juue 13. The Spanish Senate has authorised the expenditure of half a million to settle the Cuba difficulty. Capetown, June 13. The Boers have quelled the Zoutspanberg rebellion after severe fighting in which the chief of the rebels was killed. Tokio, Juue 12. The treaty which Japan has entered into with Russia is identical with that between Japan and Great Britain, and contains the most favoured nation clause.