CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1621, 29 January 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

(ELKCTRIO TELEGRAPH. — COPYRIGHT. ) (SPECIAB TO UNITJSI) PRKSS ASSSOoiATION.) London, Jan. 26.In an articl** upon the Victorian loan the Standard states tltnt the [broken consider lite priuo a tlcar one. Tl» loan is, however, quoted at 2\ premium . Sir Francis Dilliqu ' B.t-11, Agent.General for New Zealand, m a Utte to The Times, says that it is uncertain whether New Zealand will place a" loan" m the maiket before Jane. The Victorian stocks are now firmer. *At a meoting at the -Mansion— House on thu question of Stsite emigration,. Sir Saul; .Samuel, Agent- General for New South Wales, and the Hon J. F. Garripk, Agent General ,for Queensland utated that the Colonies preferred to select fo<* themselves tho class of people that should be sent out. • ' The Sultan aud Prince Alexander have arranged a personal union respect* ing Roumeliau affair*. ■ Sir Saul Samuel and Sir Daniel Cooper formerly of Sydney, have bewn appointed Acting-Coannissioners for If eW 'South Wales at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition. At the Exhibition, it is the intention of Queensland to work a quartz , battery. „ s Thft Parnellitjes <are joining the Liberals, and it is expected that the combined parties will defeat the Ministry on Mr(>>llingß'; amendment, which favors onl^ email allotments beiug madt to tenants.* .r,• .. ,:,(.<>■ i. „..'>[ ' Sir Saul Samuel danies the statement that , New . South Wales will fhorfly place a loan of two millions on; ; the market.