CABLE NEWS.

Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 1045, 11 June 1883, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

HOME AND ' FOREIGN. j_REUTER- —COPYRIGHT.-] . n\ (Received-June 9,' MO" LONDON, June 8. Fn of Gommohs last wight, the Premier ,'was questioned yegardijng the* Negotiations ; which are : alleged u to have been entrusted to Mr Errington, M.P. for Longford, af ; th‘e ; PapaI !l Ooart. lii reply,. Mr Gladstone admittedlthat in . the' interests of, the peace,';Government 1 had availed themselves, of Mr Errington’s visit /tovßomejfto Jay before the Pope an* explanation ;of{ the situation in Ireland. • Telegrams are to Hand reporting that H.M. coastguard ship Lively has' been stranded at Stornoway, in the. Hebrides, and has suffered considerable damages CONSTANTINOPLE/June 7k. News has been received-here..that:the Albanians are offering a determined opposition .to’the Montenegro. Several stubborn encounters have taken place with the Turkish: troops,'who have been despatched against them. GAIRQj *Tune 7. The trial of Daouffßashoj ithe instigator.of the. burning of Alexandria after the evacuation of Arabi’s troops in July last, was concluded to-day, The prisoner was found guilty .and sentenced to -death. . (Received June. 9, 2.30 p«.m,). ST. PETERSBURG, June.B. A ,meet iiig.vofithirty. Nihilists in this city was surprised by the police yesterday, but all escaped capture. , , T? , The Czar has, issued, a. manifesto abolishing ppji tax in.-the case,,of .the poorest Russians, and reducing the same as regards other classes. , (SPECIAL TO PRESS* ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, June 5. Mr jErrington, editor of the; Tralee Sentinel, and brother of Mr Erringtou, M.P., has been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment for printing some notices for the Invincible Society,

The Mayor of Moscow has been publicly disgraced for having advised the Czar to grant certain reforms. One hundred and fifty soldiers have been seriously poisoned through par r taking, accidentally of some poisoned food. The British Shipowners’ Committee have decided to persist in carrying out the formation of a second Suez Canal by a British company, despite the pro/ mises which have been made by Baron de Lesseps and the Canal Company, r » :}Thrrßankof rEriglahcl has arranged to commence inscribing the New South Wales loan on July 1. A* grain elevatorlat Milwaukee burst, and seven .persons were killed. . - f AUS^KAjLIAN. ‘ : f BEUTEB—COPYRIGHT.] . : , (Received June 9/1.10 a.m.) - . SYDNEY, June 8. | The libel case, I Anderson v. Profprietbrs ? 'Sydney articles* published/ reflecting' upon the conduct of the HomeTor.Boys at North Shore/tiiider the superintendence Of the plaintiff/ 'is now ] robbeding. ‘ ~ | . . ; (Received June 9, 2.30 p.m.) . " MELBOURNE, Jane 9. j /Mr Service’s colleagues, fully.endorse his views regarding 'the proposed,annexatioh’bf New Hebrides. The Argus approves of the same,,and,insists that 'thecolonies should contribute to the ■ expense;of annexation.; HhoiiiAge has despatched Morrison 1 , : who . recently walked /from the Gnlf of Carpentaria : to ’/Melbourne, to explore New ; Guinea. ' Tlh&. : Age .suggests-that the proposed Exhibition in London should he held under the- auspices of’ the Colonial - Institute. , c ADELAIDE, June 9. - 1 Chamber of Commerce i supports Mr Twopeny’s 5 ' proposal. to /-ficld'a Colonial Exhibition. v I! LAUNCESTON, June 9;: 1 • Tbe'bhip Asterbpe, 602. tons, from .Londfou, to this port, is ashore at.,Lowhead. The cargo is valued at about £60 J> oop. ..:< r I