MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 90, 13 April 1903, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

m FUSS ASSOCIATION. London, April 10. The los> of the steamer is confirmed. April 11. A cablegram from Dan vers, Massachusetts, states that it is expected Mr Chamberlain will visit Mrs Endicot*-, Mrs Chamberlain's mother, at the end of the summer.

Calcutta, April 10. India's first statue to King Edward has been unveiled at Madras.

Constantinople, April 11. The German Grown Prince dined with the Sultan and received a decotioo.

Beceived 12, t.16 p.m. St. Pbtmsbobg, April 11. General Kouiopatkin, Minuter of War, is starting on a tour to Port Arthur, Dalcey, China, Japan, and Yaldivoetock. Tokio, April 11. The Mikado reviewed 69 warships. The Japanese are excited owing to the illusory character of Kuaai&'s evacuation of Manchuria. The newspapers insist upon a genuine evacuation, end the opening of Manchuria to foreigu trade. Paws, April 11. The French colonial party greatly resent the claim of the German press that Germany is entitled to territorial expansion in Morocco in the event of a partition. The newspapers insist that Germany's interests are purely economic. London, April 11. The Hon. A. B. O. Elliot, member for Durham, succeeds Mr Hayes Fisher at the Treasury. [Mr Elliot is a Liberal Unionist, and editor of the Edinburgh Beview.]