CABLEGRAMS.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 263, 12 May 1888, Page 4

CABLEGRAMS.

* London, May 9. Mr Paiini-iljTi was banquettcd ufc the Highly Oluli. Jn his speech he counselled model ation in advocating liish i rights, and to remember thai they had the assist juice of the English Ijibeiate, who in\ariably succeeded in cairying reforms. Hefoiring to Karl C.irnaivon, he said his menioiy win defective. Tlio Kail had united the now celebrated interview, duiing which he had expressed opinions iliat, a local Parliament was the only .solution ol the dillieully in lielaml. Mr Painoll said ho knew nothing \\hatc\ci ol 1 lie I Man of Campaign until it bad been some weeks in existence. ilad he been av> tie oi it being established, he >\ould have opposed it on the-;iounds that it piovided an evense for (he >\xi\\ in:; ol" Iho Coeieion P>ill. 1!e cop-ideied ihe Plan ol Campaign ' had been an e! teethe weapon, but it wti-. neitln'i the w oil: of the National League nor the lush I'ailianienta'y I'ait\. Lon don, M<\y 3. Mr Piiiiell sta'o-> that he i-. eon\iiuvd thai the hi^h Catholics will not allow au\bod\ to inlhieme them in theii j •> >h i lc.il dut\, .nid that sinnlai attemnt, lo tetter tlu: hi-h people ha\e i' p Mi'Mily iailed. The Papal deciee, he coiiMdu^, has been di--.i-tmi 1 -, hotu :i ieliiiio.l^ .'sped, and he MU'^cMs ih.it .i sch.enie somewhat icclll' ' In i r ti.ule unionism is pieleiable to ti t Plin ot ( Vaupai^n, whose '■cope of (M)eia>ions he h.id tued to limit. l.o\|)(> «, Ma\ u. '• he cununiitee oi the Australian shinpets ha\e Jailed to .sccuie (he moie nnpoitai' 1 concessions tium the ship-pi:'-u:i. I ,o\ do\, .Ma\ «". '1 U 'ti ivo\al lhiihu(">Ms the I'iinee ainl P 1 uk e-s oi A\ ales opened the (ihi--i;o\\ 1 Ahiintion '.o-d;i\ . '1 iv ( \'i-tialian "^lutuai Pio\ident Soi w \ ii. s i c oh ed to dh id e the sum ul J 1 )7"»< ) ' | i) (,ish bonuses ainoni; iK meuii'L i -

Loving , Mas I) In tin 1 llou-e oL Commons the M:n- ( i[U^ of li:n tiiiLitoii I'tis ni\(>n notice ot in>, inteiitiou to mtiotiucu a Hill loi le^uLitii 1 ;; the s lie ot ioiei^n meat. I L()N |)O N , M.!\ 0 'I he '• Siaiulaiil " ]Mibh-hu^ a meiit lo the eilect that the IVnuitie^ Coin entioii \\ ill bo ■-luncd. I

Lu\ imin, _M >j S. It has piat/tualh l/ccii deudcd io (lr.ih 1 ,vi Anglican aiclibislu>})i ie in Svdiuu. I

London, May 0. l ii-hop i\< union ]m> declined anolhci coloni.ii l>Mi"j,iu\ j

Li i\ in in, Ma\ 8. Al the iiicuiiii'A i')f (hu Colonial In4iivAo next month the Kailot Cnnmivoii a.% ill ](jlate lii-, inipio-^iuns of llio colon'w-

Lo\no\, \i,x\ u. '[ he -rial' h ])l.r- 1 d af \oi 111113 hctnem the Au-<U.dian Klc\on and Ihuiiitons I leu'ii ha-s been moii I\V the Aiiilialian (cam )>^ -^ix wickTK S'll'iidul v. .h oxpeiicin'cd foi thu maUli. 'J'lio Au^tialian iirsl. uiMMig^ closed for IM.J, and the second inning <.f the Kn^lish foi (!">. 'I he Au^ti.dian^ U([init'd 7< ; to win in their •-I'rond innniL,-. :\\u\ these w °io oldaincd with the i.)^s ol loui wiiKct-,

Litsno >, May 0. MrSpicci, Mio lrcMith u'siti'ij Aus111 1 alia, li.i-> vi i;c<l tho ( 'on^ioiiatioiial Vjuom to unite with the colojii.il chuu-hcN .Hid to co-opoi.ili 1 in t lie piomnlion <>1 th'Momiiuiti'jiiul pi'ojoct-. Dr. Dale .-^uppoitcil tho appoiiHiDi; o\ the \U)\^. Di.s. Loo aril iiamuiy a^ delegates in Au^tuiiia.

S\ unm , Ma) 9. Tuo her ii.uleis ami one pruLccfionist haw liocn nominated loi tlic Ciini-bf-jland Uciitml seal

o> i>\'m . May 0. A portion ot the crew oi the TJiujhlci - bolt anived lirro io-day m irons having attempted mutiny on the -\o t \ir4C

.Miss Mary Pollaul. a member of tho Williamson," darner, mid ■Musgrovc Onoia Company, is soviou^ly ill from having taken aii overdo.so of eucalyptus oil. JSho i«, howc'vci, expected to recover.

Jli.uiouum:, jMa,> 9. The \Vosle\an Conference) opened today. 'I he piincipal questions for <liV cus&ion are the Tonkin (lillicnlty and the desire of the New Zealand (Jliurch for a separate Conference. A number of representatives li'om the hitter Church aic present.

Const wriNon.L, iMay 8. insLruclions liavc been l&sued to conslrucl an immense cnli'onehcfl camp at Ich.ataloja.

BERLIN", May 9. The Emperor continues to get worse, and he is now much weaker.

HvdM'^, May 10. The mnLiiiQcrs of Iho crow of the ship Thunderbolt threatened the lives of the captain and ollieers, and threw the ship's stores and deck Jilting overboard.

Adkl'Aidk, May 10. Tlio Government do not intend to stop the manufactui'o of opium in the Northern territory, as such a course would only mean an increase of the

profits of the Chinese merchants who import the drug.

Ani'jAJDK, May 10. The (.Government of South Australia suggest Una an Intercolonial (jonfcionco should be hold on the Chinese question.

Ai)i,i;Aii>r,, May 10. Advices received fiom Mauritius .state that the sugar crop ia (he best for many ycais. Ifoldeis have reduced prices a few cents below la&i month's (jiioiations.

l.iusMM'., M.iy 10. The iMini.slor of Lands has been defeated.

Mi i,i,ni i:m\ JMny 10. The IvYv Mr ttymomk Ins boon rlcM-lfd Piesirtent 'of llic \V'csle)an ConiLMoncu.