CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 27 November 1890, Page 2

CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

London. Tlio Irish Leaguo in.sinuiito that Mr Parnell wns induced to postpone tho dato of the eonfeiviico of the Irish party, which 1:« 'iad enlivened for tho Och of Oot >b >r a' Dublin, with a view of averting o i- ■ qun-y into tho disposal of the money collected in America and rcraittt'd to Ireland to al cviato the distress caused by the potato famine. Kin- William HI. of Holland i< dead. Five hundred Sioir: Indians ar^ on tho warpath in America. Seven s ttlcrs have been mastered, and hundreds of others are fleeing from , homesteads in great alarm. Tlie vState troops are being despatched to intercept the Indian-. Earl of Derby has made a donation of £1000 to GeiuMMl Booth's colonising scheme. It is understood thaL Sir Edward ; Cecil Guinness, of Arthur Guimio.ss and Co., becomes a partner i-i the : new firm of Baring P>i\;>. i MrT. C. Bariu-i, M. P . who is President of the iv forme I uomp any, places the whole of his fortune at its ' credit. Messrs J. Hodgson Francis and John Baring and other dirpc(;or«» of

the old firm retain the right to buy out shareholders at a heavy premium. Since the particulars of the g-uaran-tee and reconstruction have been made known, an amazing re-action has set in and the prices of colonial stocks have risen A to 1 per cent. The Star states that M» Parnell retires from the lead r ■■UI ; - of the Irish Party. The Countess of Jersey is daily improving in health.