NEWS BY CABLE.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 66, 19 April 1881, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE.

(tlßUTEtt's TECSGRAXia). London, April 12. A hullctin issued this evening reports that Earl Heaconsfield has experienced renewed difficulties in breathing and is still in a critical state. A conference of Land Leaguers, held at Dublin, has passed resolutions declaring the Land Hill now before Parliament to be inadequate to meet the demands of the tenants. April 13. A bulletin issued today reports that Earl Beaconsfield has overcome the difficulty of breathing, and is now again gradually improving. i pril 14. All the markets are closed for the Easter holidays until Tuesday next. A bulletin issued today reports that Earl Beaconsfield has experienced a decided symptom of recovery, and is hourly regaining strength. A conference of Tenant Righters has passed a resolution approving of the provisions of the Irish Land Bill, which has been introduced in Parlia* ment. The death of the Eev. William Morley Punshon, the prominent Wes* ley an minister, aged fifty-seven, is anuouueed today. April 16. The latest bulletin issued reports that Earl Beaconsfield continues to progress favorably towards recovery. The intimation of the Hellenic Government of its acceptance, under certain conditions, of the Porte's proposal for the extension of the Greek frontier, is considered by the powers to be ambiguous, and it is feared that a settlement of the Turco-Greek difficulty may be still further delayed. St. Petersburg, April 16. Rousakoff, the assassin of the late Czar, and his accomplices were hanged today. Athens, April 16. The members of the Opposition in the Greek Parliament repudiate the action of the Government in accepting the proposals of the Porte for the settlem3nt of the frontier question. Melbourne, April 16. Tne Board appointed to distribute the Kelly reward fund has made its award. Superintendent Hare receives the highest reward— £Boo. Constantinople, April 12. The Ottoman Government has sent a circular note to the Powers, deprecatiug any violation of territory in Tunis. Capetown, April 18. News has been received from Basutoland that an offer of mediation lv« 8 been ninde by Sir Hercules Robinson to the Basutos with the view of bringing about a cessation of | hostilities with the Cap* forces, and

» ] /the BaßiJto chiefs have, ! aedept|d the mediation of His. Excellency.- --,.';.,;;,• .i •> r .EfTONEY,-- April 14. ; n A deputation of Italians resident in this city "waited upon the Premier, Sir .-:■■■' Henry Parkes, today, and presteiitkr him with a letter, expressing in grateful terms their appreciation of the generous action of the New South Wales Government, in affording aasijstance and. shelter to tl;eir coiintrymen, the Italian immigrants belonging to the Marquis de Ray's expedition, .who recently arrived here 1 from i^few Caledonia in a destitute .condition.';.