CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1631, 11 March 1884, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Keuter's Telegrams. [by electric telegraph—copyright,] ' BERLIN,. ■■'.'" March 6. Received March 9, 11 German Parliament was opened to-day by the Emperor, whose speech on the occasion dwelt on the strengthening of the hereditary friendship between Germany and her neighbors, which His Majesty said, was a security for the, peace of Europe. ".'" ■" ! LONDON, March 5, Evening. . Tin.' final report of the Western Paciiie Commission has, been; laid before Parliament. It condems the supervision of the labor traffic by colonial agents, and urges that, the latter should be appointed by the 0r0.wn,,,; ; ,;A: recommendation is made

that the labor traffic should be more closely watched by the naval authorities in Australia, and that resident i deputy commissioners • should be api pointed to the various islands.. Oppoi sition is expressed to the control of ; Polynesian and New Guinea races being vested in colonial Governments, i The report further recommends that the High' Uommissionership of the Western Pacific should be disconnected fiorn the Governorship of Fiji, and that the High Commissioner should reside in New Guinea. ' LONDON, , " March 6. A firm of solicitors (Messrs Parkes) of Bedford Bow has become insolvent, .and the partners have absconded. Their liabilities are not fully known, but are believed to be heavy. . It is now supposed that the men implicated in the recent dynamite outrages at tlie metropolitan railway stations have made their way to France, and several police officers have gone to that country with a view to detect them. Representations having been made to the French police of the subject, every assistance is being given to the English officers to effect the airest of the offenders.. March 7. ; At the instance of the' Government, i proceedings have been commenced by the Attorney - General, Sit' Henry James, Q,0., against Mr Bradlaugh, for illegally sitting and voting in the House of Commons on the lltli February. CONSTANTINOPLE, ■ March 4. In consequence of the outcry that is raised by the inhabitants of Caiulin against the Mussulman Governor of tlie island, the Porte has agreed to accede to the demand of the people, end has revoked the appointment of the Governor. LONDuN, March 8. Messrs Redmond have arrived at Queenstown from New York. They were warmly welcomed' by a large concourse of tlie Leaguers. J, E. Kedmond made a speech in which he dwelt upon the success of their mission to the Australian colonies and America, and announced that the ■National League would continue | -to maintain its position of no compromise with the landlords, and expressed the opinion that until the latter were ' abolished, crime and outrages in lieland were not likely to cease, - Arrived at Plymouth-Steamship Potosi, from Melbourne January 20. MELBOURNE, March 10. Received March 10, 2 p.m.— A mining manager named Fletcher has been arrested at Sandhutst charged with embezzlement. News has been received by the Chimbomzo from London that Shaw, Shrewsbury; Selby, and Whito are organising a team of professional cricketers to visit Australia and New Zealand next season,