CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

Manawatu Herald, 3 November 1894, Page 2

CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.

— - — London. ; The Marquis of Salisbury met with an enthusiastic reception at Edinburgh. " • He declared that Lord Rosebery was drawing a red herring across the scent in connection with Home Rule, and that his ludicrous proposals to suppress one branch of the Legislature was not sincere. The Prime Minister asked a blank cheqnp fora policy which was a string of conundrums, and ho maintained that nothing in the recent action of the House of Lords justified a revolutionary change. The country, he added, would never sweep away the House of Lords, for England and Scotland would never debase themselves. In the south and west of Ireland the struggle would prove desperate and long, and the Lords would win in the end. The , crusade would be the death-blow to Home Rulp. Tljp. 'ex-Premier declared that he heartily approved of ■ the logislation Tor the elevsition of j the musses. Ho declared that tho. Norwich Congress was mere brig . andiige. That there was no harm . in u>ing the machinery of the State to achieve objects for the benefit of: til 1 community was generally agreed. Ho added that no great nation accepted the dominance' of a single Chamber. . Tho Xew Zealand, and River Plato Land and Mortgage. Agency Company (Limited) has resolved to reconstruct, and close its Isew Zealand business, retaining its River Plate connections. This if! done in accordance with the circular of 16th June. Mr Valentine, the New Zealand_ . dairy expert, has applied to be mlowed to resign in order to promote his company. Victorian butter, factory made, is ] quoted at 9i< to I(XK and choicest quality at 102-*.. .With the exception : of the superior qualities, the. stocks ' of butter in London are virtually 1 unreduc-'d. The cargo of South Australian wheat by ihe barque Avanti Savoia sold at 23-. Messrs Allport and Hughes are sending weekly consignments of beef ' and mutton to Hamburg, to open up a regular trade.