CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1654, 10 March 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

(EIiECTRIC tELEGBAPH^COPYittattiU) (SPECJAL TO UNITED I'RESS ASSOCIATION^ . London, March 5. i\ An attempt by the anarchist discqn. « tents to destroy the Paris bourse fiiileU; Godfrey, Egremont, the Adelaide defaulter, sails on the 11th March m cus«r tody. The Council of the Colonial Institute I propose to purchase tha freehold of the site on which their building has.recentlyj been erected. ; ; ; j > . % '■ i'■ i. -r- j [/] It isrieporteii that Mr^Gladslone proposes to establish four Provincial Councils m Ireland; ■ - • .«-. The Weekly Despatch publishes Sir Saul Samuel's denial of the charges made against Sir Alexander Stuart at the Socialist Emigration Conference, but declares that it gave a fair report 'of , the -proceedings. V- H ■! ,'^i... \ .".? \ ■'■.'.:■■ ... ■ March 7The Standard complains of the lavish I borrowing of Queensland. . , i A Parriellite crusade will be commenced m England sliortly. ' In theHouse of Commons Mr Pender's ; proposal to construct a cable between St.: Vincent and the West Coast of Africa has" been sanctioned by a large majority^ despite the assertion made by Mr Henniker Heaton that the contract for its con' stmction was a dishonest one. ; ' (REUTEft's TELEGRAMS.! *'■•"** % London, March 6. ; The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has dismissed the appeal brought by Mr A. G. Taylor j of a member of the New South Wales Legislature, against the decision m the case Taylor v. Barton,, m which Mr Taylor, claimed: damages against Mr Barton, the Speaker, for suspending him. Costs were given against Mr Taylor. ; •'