LATE CABLES

Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 873, 24 April 1903, Page 2

LATE CABLES

By Telegraph—Press AssociationCopyright. Received 11.a' 1 p m., April 23. LONDON. April 23. 'l'hc Countess of Dudley appeals for subscriptions io establish nurses in tiie poorest Irish country districts. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 23. Ibrahim's execution has been postponed, \vitii tiie view of confronting it.m with tiie inspirer of the assassination. LONDON. April 23. The Daily Chronicle announces Mutt tiie .Sultan has ordered commanders to a’.oid I'.lootlslietl. ami treat the Albanians as leniently as possible. Advices from Fez. stale that the Xemuiitr and iUelilia t lilies ai tacked and pillaged Mequinc/.. Thirty-seven inhabitants and thirteen tribesmen were killed.

NEW YORK, April 23. The new .Stock Exchange at New York lias been opened. ROME, April 23. The Italian Ministry has been rearranged as follows :—Admiral Morin. Foreign Affairs ; Alluvial Bittolo, Marine. Received 11.3 p.ui., April 23. London, April 23. An edict has been issued ordering the establishment of uniform coinage in China. Muley and Amrani, customs oilicials at Melilla, have arrived at Taugicrs. Berlin. April 23. Beet growers in Germany and exporters of sugar appreheud irreparable loss unless the Canadian surtax is lowered. The Deutsche Taiges Zeitung, au intluentiai paper, in pessimistic articles, declares that Mr Chamberlain’s policy of drawing the colonies into a commercial union will fail or succeed according o the strength or weakness of Germany’s retaliation against Canada. The Bocrscnziyaug fears that the commercial relations of Britain and Germany wiil ho impaired. It adds : The imperialistic idea in England wherewith Mr Chamberlain has infected the colonics is likely to grow. New York, April 23. Earthquakes have occurred at Ecuador. Paris, April 23.

The Bishop of Nancy’s stipend has been withdrawn owing to his protest against the Comte’s attitude in regard to monks.