NEWS BY CABLE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3690, 18 December 1890, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE.

;i EH«,isb. l '.<■ tLom, December 15. ■v , 1 . . ;Fearing tbat theooal trade ia lear- v ifl, mg London; the Shipping' Federation' '■ 'C ' ®». has provided permanent porters td i: ; ' vi V $, .the coal Bteamers.in the docks, . _ Lord Carrington, spoaking at the .. installation of Prince &lbei't Victor, --—i & ib, as Grand Master of Berkabiro, pro* i dieted that= AuitfaiWvwjmltl (eVer remain loyal to England; " ■ ■." !' . .'■< December 10, . ,o'. ii _ Prince Albert Victor has bean installed Grandmaster ofthe! 'Boric-; shire J?reeinaspn!!. Lord. Oarring- l " id, ton assisted at the. ceromony.L ■ it) A Board of Conciliation for London f» bas been formally instituted, ■ ' Mr Conrad Cederkfanz/the ; newly 'I. ' appointed Chief' Justice of "Saqpa,' has sailed for.Saji.Franoisco,*"! Sir Frederick George 'Miiner,;; Conservative, has been' elected .for ,->-' the • constituency of • Bassetlaw, j k-. t rendered want by the fatal acoidont ill to Mr William Beckett, Tho majoritv ut for Sir Frederick was 728, id The Btoedera' from Mr Parnell " claim to be in possession of a full ii statement of the League accounts for fi the last ten years, 0 Mr Pamell will possibly be pro. n secutcd for damaging property in the n office of the United Ireland, 0 Mr Healy declares that Mr Pamell e is trying to destroy the Green Flag 1 oi Ireland and replace it by Mis r O'Shea's petticoat, emblazoned "63< 0 capedi" He further states that Mr » Parnell in 1886 forced Captain Q'Bhea s into the House of Commons, as a f member for (^a[way at tbo prico of his i, wife's shame, dh 1 Sir John Pope Hennessey and Mr T Vincent Sclilley are the only oandi* W dates nominated for the Kilkenny North seat, The new. Unitod Ireland has bbeu 1 suppressed, but .United, .Ireland : is published as üßuali ? The statement that the Limeriok ' Bank; has refused to cash the League's ' cheque in favor of evicted tenants is denied, < ■ ,• ' December 16, '■ f Messrs Dillon and O'Connor have » issued a manifesto urging that the Tenant's Fund should be disbursed ■ apart from politics, The Catholics ijf Kildysar fc[, quitted i fV) the Chiirch'TViiefi' Mr Parnell ! was ; 1 denounced from the pulpit, It is considered unlikely that the secederg will publish tho Loague account!, but they ( jrepudiate the assertion that thev'coinptbniise Mt Parnell, . '■ ' '' " J ; * ,-w Dr Comil, of Paris, who has been investigating Dr Koch's consumption cure, iConsiders it produces faver, and its potency is terrible, Dr ; Gerhardt, of Berlin, instances a case where the patient's lungs and larynx bepanje,,. so. inflamed that, ; . trachaeotOmy - hid to 'bo resorted tdj■ v 'j!P Thp method, he thinks, is cjptioiouß >n. its aotion, and years will elapse before a radical oure of patients is effected, %' i Tho reports of the medical gentlemen from, London, New York, -and Borne, who.have:beenionij|Uinng.':|nlo;. jfthe cure/ are favorable to Dr treatment!

•] 1 .IPOBBM.Pabis,'December. 16. The Panama Canal concession has been extended by tho Republic of Colombia. : Washington, December 15. ;i Tha conference on the Behciog Sea-. fishery dispute lias ended in a fail' '#• nre, i •' ■ • -t : _■ ( NbwjYorK)| December,l6,. ■, Sitting Bull and other'Siouk 'ciiief'g • ing with a body of police,/ ' President Harrfeon.expMt'S'ithal in consequence of tho death of the chiefs the trouble with Uho: IridiiM.Mil SMabo at an end. ■ - i HONO Konc, ip^iqber^ ; : ,The Emperor of; China fiaa ' 1 terainod to receive io'reign envoys.in- ■ February, opce a year after? ' v ' : v.: Roaß, 'l)ccflmMr l6i . XU Pope iiitriourfy ill,'