[Specials to the Press Association]
London, February 9. Mr B.oußseau considers that Cayenne would be a suitable place for the relegation of recidivistes. The Times, in an article on the annexation in New Guinea, denounces the arrogance displayed by Prince Bismarck in the matter, and urges Eari Granville to adhere to the present extension of the British protectorate in that island. The claims of Victoria against the Oriental Bank estate bare been lettled.
The Agents-General, pending the issue of a blue book, are unable to advise their GoTtromeote regarding the German whit*
book issued on the New Guinea question.
The Agents-General have cabled to their respective Governments tbe postal proposals which have been formulated by the British postal official.?, relative to England obtaining a larger share of colonial postages. One of the onuses of the deadlock at the Lisbon Postal Conference is that Germany is opposed to Australia being represented, fearing that such representation would increase British influence at the Conference.
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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5018, 11 February 1885, Page 2
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161[Specials to the Press Association] Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5018, 11 February 1885, Page 2
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