NEWS BY CABLE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3675, 29 November 1890, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE.

ENGLISH, London, November 27. ' :v;'' A rumour, though unconfirmed, is prevalent in tho City to the effect that • * the Bank of England proposes to •<% issue 10,000,000 £1 notes against the security of silver. In tho House of Commons Mr K, Cunningham Graham has given notico of his intention to introduce a general eight hours Bill, ' . . In the course of a speech in 'theTF \\ House of Lords, Lord Salisbury r mentioned that trade between Great Britain and the. Australian Colonies was growing at a rate that could not be equalled in tho world. .November 26. It is stated that before tho first meeting of tho Irish party was hold Mr Gladstone advised Mr Justin M'Oartby to suggest to tho party that Mr Parnell should retire. Mr M'Carthy, howevor, nejlooted- to carry out Mr Gladstone's instructions, • and as a consequence the Paroellites elected Mr Parnell aB leader of the party, they being in ignoranco of the views held by Mr Gladstone on tho ' question.

At a meeting of the party bold to" day a majority of those present wero. in favor of Mr Pamell retiring, tho minority we're fierce at the decision, and expressed indignation at tho . attitude of tbe Irish press, and defied -M the English Eadicals. The meeting --sjH| adjourned till Monday to enablo tbe iSp members of the party to individually oxprcss their opinions, Mr Parboil still remains November 27. The Liberal feeling throughout the . country in respect to Mr Pamell is unanimously ia favor of the attitudes,. token up by Mr Gladstone. .-^ Messrs Justin M'Cartby and T. . Sexton urge the rotiremont of Mr Pamell, who declines to do eo unless' his party carry a Yote of non-confi-doncfl ia him. < Mr Healy was absent (rota the meeting of Parnellitss, but concurs in .the necessity for Mr Parnell'a retirement. . Mr Nolan opposed bis withdrawal, It is understood that seventeen members were in favor of bis retire, mont while fifty were opposed to it. ••■'... Messrs Dillon and O'Brien arc being consulted, and it is believed their opinion will be decisive., Mr Parnell intends to publish his ' defence shortly. . United Ireland declares ' that ' .■' fidelity t<r Ireland overrules fidelity : to Pamell.'

Mr O'Brien supports the stand taken by Mr Gladstone with reference to Paraell's retirement. '•,'■':? Dr Watson, Cheyho lecturer ling's College,:, inoculated -four ife:; patients with the' fluid .product of ' " : • ' bacillus, .A dose of -'one cubic . : ;, cebtiraetro \^/injwieef ;ib } The, aiTTthity, of tho to. tho '■;.: diseased tissue is:BiiuilaXtb*thit^L. J -y ■' ■ '.'/"■ "•'•••';!'.':•': : ■''' i i^<'-:.--'- : -!. : .:'-' :