CABLEGRAMS. Paris, August 8.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 290, 15 August 1888, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS. Paris, August 8.

TmsKK has been a renewal of rioting in bhi y city. Ab the funoral of a leading Conimunibt tho mob became &o demonsbrabivo that the police wore compelled Lo inberlcro. The officers wero attacked and woio compelled to diaw tlioir swords and charge tho mob. Oidor was not restored until tho polico used their pistols. Thirty peisona woie wo muled in Lho conflict. Tho disturbance was causod by the action of inflamed Communists who attend tho iuneral of a leading member of that party. Whilo tho coi'tegouas passing Lho police fetation a bomb was thrown at tho building, but fortunately it did not e\plodo. Tho polico made numerous ai-ic-lb in their sortie on Lho mob, who eiicd '•Vivo lo Commune!" and "La Revolution !' The obiiko among the navvies is to bo retell ed to arbitration, and the Paiisian Uorpoiations will act as arbitrators Pauls, August 0 The lioting among the tiadcspeoplo out on stiiko still continues, and the police appeal to bo powoiless to suppic^s it. It is ieaied that a woifee outbieak will occur. Lomhix, August 9. Mr Dk Kuvsek, Loid Major of London, cntcitaincd the niembeis oi the Ministry at a banquet last ni^ht. .Replying to t.he toast of the Navy, Lord Georgo Hamilton, loiening to the loccnt na\al mana'uvics, said they woio being conducted upon tho old methods of warfare, and showed thao the defonaho iaeties employed would bo unreliadlo il a bombardment ol London wcio imminent. Replying to the toast of the Ministry, Loid Salisbury, speaking on tho Local (Government Bill, said tin- moasuie would solve a difticult pioblem without injuring \c->tod interests. Whilst other nation were mci easing their f)iiblio debts, and showing a correspondingly dccieasing credit, England tta<- |)reserving liei credit at homo and abioad. Speaking lo more gencial questions, Lho I'lomier said the Government took ciodil tor establishing a better order of things in licland, and had beoi inbtuimental in diminishing Lhe tyianny of scoot societies over the people. They had also incica&ed the .sanctity of contracts in that country. On the Continent Lianquilhby pre\ ailed, and he lelt confident that tho great ruleis of tho world desired uninteri upted peace. The conviction \sa? stealing upon Lhe statesmen ol Europe that 1 1> was noL advisable to interfcic in Kulgaiia at tho present juncture. lecturing to tlie accession of the Empeior William to the l'l u^sian tin one. Loid Salisbui y expressed the belief Lhat hi.s 1 eign would be beneficial Lo the people, and that he would be a credit to hi-> English-Gel man anecsLiy. Nothing in Kuioneau politics could l)e mote deshablc than that llic policies of Russia, and Cctmany should become paiallcl, for peace between these two groat l'owcis meant the puiee of Kuropo also. London, August il. in Lho House of Commons to day, Mr I'arncll's amendment to Lhe Commission Bill, making it a penal offence for witnesses to obseivo lcticcnee at tho iuquhj, was v ithdiawn on tho Cox eminent, assuring Llie Uou'-o that witnesses would be coivpelled to disclose all the information they pos->os--od. A motion by Mr Labouehcro to exclude tho "Times-" irom the provisions oi tne indemriby clauges> if Lhe chaigcs wcic puncd to be libels, was defeated. Tho Commission wcie authoii&ed to make pi ogic*s iepoit>. London, August 9. At the Lord Mayor'b banquet, the Mai quid of Sidisbuiy lefening to Egj'pt, said that despite the frontier dangers, Lhe the leeling ot solf-dopcndoncc was rapidly incieasing, and England would shortly be enabled Lo honoiuably withdiaw lier torccs horn Lhe country. As rorjaids aflairs in fjulfjaiia, 1 1 1 -r* Lordship evprc-sed pleasiuo at Lhe globing tendency to respect P>ulgarian autonomy, mlhcli had been secuiecl chiclly tin ough KusMan valour. He warmly eulogised thelate Eni[)eiorFiederick of Germany. Hon. Mi Stanhopo icsponded Lo the toast ol "Tho Aimy,' 1 and Mr Gosehcn to that of '' The lloufcc ot Commons." London, August 9. The repoi t that a Confeicnce was to beb c held ot I-Scilin Lo seLble Lho 13ulgaiian difli" e n Iby is stated to have been union nded London, Augusts. In the Ifouso ot Commons, (he I'arnoll (Jonunisbioti Kill was read a thud time on divibton by ICO to 64 voles. M^r ttevton and '•eveial other liish membuo abstained lioin \oting. Lo.ndon, August 9. In the cricket match, ele\en ot ( iloticosLci v. Australians, the foimci ha\o scored 120 for the loss ot live wicket. 1Iot?\j;t, this day. A lieh dUcovory of silver ore is rej)orted to ha\c been made at Mount Zcifan. The assays gavo a yield of 580 ounces of pure silver to the ton of oie. Valparaiso, Augu&t 7. A TKicKiiiLi-: sLonn was cxpci ienccd at thi 3 poit yesterday. Dining the galo seven \c&aelfjwoic dtiven ashore and completely wrecked. Twenty - four person-* weie di owned, and many severely injured. Great damage was aleo done in tho city by the fury of the sboim. Bmujn, August 9. Tjiic "Noid Deutsche Zcitung >1 &ays that France is lespon.siblc for bhc quariel with Italy in Mas&owah, and that the protests advanced by the former aic far-tctehed-The same journal remarks that France attaches little value to the desirableness of picpciving tho peace of Europe. The " National Zeitung, ' in bhc course of an article, says that Lho result ot Lhe recent meeting of the Emperors aL Cron^tadt has been to establish mutual confidence between Kub&ui and Gei many, and cn&iuc the peace of Em ope for years. ]3isKbiN, August 8. It is believed that, as the result of tho lato visit of tho German Emperor to Cronstadt, tho Czar oi lUibsia has promised to assist, Germany in the cent of a war taking place between tho latter country and Franco. A Commission is being formed hero for tho purpose of formulating a commercial tieaby between Germany and Russia. Glasgow, April G. Tho constituents of Mr Hugh Watt, M.P. for tho Camlachio division ot this city, being dhsabisfiod with his actions in Pailiament, ha\e called upon him to resign hi.s scat. Cojssa'ANa'iJsoiAU!:, August 8. ThoPoito is annoyed ab tho annexation of Zulla. Washington, August 8. ' ' In the Senate, tho Fisheries Treaty entcicd in bo wilh Canada is being strongly opposed by Mr John Sherman. Ho de-

clavccl that Canada, within a decade, would oithor be rcpresonted by tho British Parliameut or tlto American Senate, probably tho lafctor. Sydnjiy, August 9. Tn tho charge of murder brought against Mrs Collins, who, ifc will be remembered, ib alloyed to have poisoned her husband at Botany homo timo since, Ihe jury were unable to agree, and a now trial has boon ordered ior the October sections. Sydnky, August 9Lh. It is feared that a boating pmty. compricing thtcc pci>ons, who lelt Jervoifj 15ay on the 20th ult., ha\e met with iconic accident, as since their departure nothing has boon heard ot them. Mkuhmmink, Augur-.t 10. The attendance at tho Exhibition averages 7000 daily.