LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1033, 28 October 1903, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Received Oct. 27, 10 30 p.m, Seoul, Oct. 27. The Russian Minister hero sent instructions to Yongampho to allow the secretary of the Japanese legation to land. Constantinople, Oct. 27. The Porte has advised tho Suitan to reject the scheme of foreign centro! proposed in the Austro-Kussinn memorandum as incompatible with his Sovereign rights.

Paris, Oct. 27. The brigantine Savoyard, of St. Malo, has been wrecked at Finistiere. The crew of 31, four women, and the captain’s wife were drowned, London, Oet. 27. As a result of tho Lord Mayor’s appeal, tho Queen has given £IOOO to start a fund for the enlargement of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. John Turner, chief organiser of tho National Shop Assistants’ Union of England, was arrested during a holiday at Now York addressing 500 Anarchists. Ho was ordered to bo deported under the Anarchist Deportation Law. Subscription lists have been opened at Hertfordshire with the object of founding a science scholarship in memory of Lord Salisbury and erecting a statue at Hatfield.

Fifty thousand additional tons of coal is leaving Cardiff for the Far East. Tho Ashton-undor Lyue cotton mills have resumed work on full time. Received 12.32 a.m., Oct. 28. Sydney, Oct. 27. The Attorney-Genoral declined to file a bill in theCheeseborough-Marshall alleged marriage conspiracy case. Brisbane, Oct, 27. Arrived: Pylades, with Mr Jackson, High Commissioner of the Pacific. Received 12 30 a.m., Oct. 28. Colombo, Oct. 27. The revenue of Coylon for tho year is 29 million rupees, showing a surplus of 2£ million rupees.

Loudon, Oot. 27,

The Times, in a special article dealing 'vith the preferential tariff and Australia, doclaroa that ou She material side preference on Auslralia’3 rapidly growing trade aDd foodstuffs would oncourage the hardest worked part of the population on sounder and more scientific, therefore more prosperous farming. Australia would so gain knowledge that their kinsmen in Britain are not so selfish and money grabbing os the loan-link polioy hitherto made them appear.

Received 1.7 a.m., Oet. 28. Melbourne, Oct. 27. Arrived : The Indradavi, from London, Brisbane, Oct. 27.

The Pylades visited Solomon Islands to enable Mr Jackson to confer with Mr Woodford, the British Commissioner, prior to his visiting Queensland. Tho Premier to morrow confers with Mr Jackson on tho question of tho deportation of kanakas. What tho scope of the conference is tho Premier is unable to say. It is rumored that Mr Jackson has been asked by tho Home authorities to report on the probablo offect of the recent Federal legislation on the deportation of kanakas.