NEWS BY CABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 2538, 2 March 1887, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE

(by blectoo telegraph—copyright) Reuter's Telegrams, •' Rome, Cardinal Jacobini died to-day at noon. ' ■' Sydney, March I. A large body ot unemployed paraded the streets .here last night, but was dispersed by the police without disturbance. Ad inquiry into the collision between the ferry'steamers Emu and, is now proceeding. Hobart, March 1. Mr Moore haying (jeclihqd a portfolio iu the Ministry, Mr Brown will retain his position of Minister of Lands, H.M.S, Diamond has arrived here. Adepaide, March 1. Parliament will be disolved to-1 morrow.

Victoria would attend the Jubilee service at Westminister Abbey' on 7 the 21st of June, which iiay would be proclaimed a general holiday. Sir Michael. .Hioke-Beach, replying to a question, stated that the letter of Archbishop Crokel urging. the Irish people to pay no taxes, was engaging •the attention of the Government. . ' Sydney. March 1,

Parliament will be opened by' Commission, on the oth instant, MossraHay, Barton, Lloyd being tho representatives in the Legislative Council and Sir Henry Parkes and, Messrs Garrett and Burns in the Assembly, , The .Marine, Board have lesorved their decision.in the inquiry -as to the oollisionbetwoen the steamers Emu and Waratah, .

Tho steamer Rose of Sharon lias run ashore at the Long Reef, It is, however, considered probable that she will be floated off to-night.