CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4331, 31 January 1893, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

London, January 2& Newman, a dire-ior of ' ' i«'«. on HdianA , dffraudit of JE2.500. Mr Gladstone decy|^i T0 ft deputation from the uHHij an j - the men are much ' The cotton operatives w b o Breout on stnke havei refused to allow Mr S el,,Pr r Board of Trade to arbitrate i„ their dispute with the employers. of the Daily Telegraph says that Bussm is dmerojined to resist British influence m Egypt, and, in order to bring Turkey to her views, is offering to make a concession upon the unpaid war indemnity. The Vienna correspondent of the Standard telegraphs that the massing of troops by Eussia does not permit of any doubt us to hor making preparations for war, and he also states that - the Black Sea bomg got Iq readiness,' JBS 88W " u Dail f published whatisproablf a „i USp f ted gramme of the Government. It includes proposals for Home Eule for mode of revoting; shortening the period of q« ai f<>ntovote;all elections to bo held on the same day; a Lioenatngßdlmtroducingtheprincipalof ' Loca Option; the establishment of don County Counoil to rate p ro „ er t y for he management and imuovenjento e metropolis ujjjgfa - ployers L.ab.hty Bill. Pattenwnwillbeg.ventotherequirementa of Scotlaad and Wales, and a will bo introduced preventing the ores ation of any further vested interests m connection with the Church of ' boothnd. It is also stated that a Koya Commission will be Bet up to " consider the Welsh system of land tenure.

The London press states that Lord Jersey q „ar re lled with Sir George Dibbs over the refusal to knight Dr. Renwiok, who had been recommended by the Government for K.OMG In the event of Lord Stanley of Preston remaining at Ottawti, there is 1 some likelihood of Lord Aberdeen ""S Jersey's successor. iheChuroh of England is taking uniedaotion to remove the distrust of the Churoheviuced by the labour* ing olasses.

The Ber. Lukin Williams, in a letter to the Standard; urges the Church to accept Australian ordination in considering preferment. Suoh • siepwouH, it Miovos, popularise tbe Church m the colonies, In tlio nation brought by Arnold and Samuel Motley to recover from Lougbman Bros, the sura of L 140.000, alleged to have been receiyed from the late Henry Alorley, an epileptic, by undue influence, a verdict was given in favour of tbo plaintiffs, Amendments will be moi?s{o the Address-in-Eeply condemning the release of the dynamiters and tbe neglect of the unemployed, At a banquet given by tbo Queensland Meat Export Company, a hundred sat down, inoluding Sir R, Cr, Herhert (late of the Colonial Office), the Hon Robert Meade (Permanent Secretary Colonial Office), and Colonol Lean (of the War Office). General Willis e; pressed the hope that meat depots would bo extended to India «nd dong Kong, as ho was oouvinoed that frozen meat would be better, and be obtained at 'a cheaper rate than tlifl existing rations.

Captain Rico, of the Navy, speaking at the Queensland Meat Company's banquet, said that State depots would certainly inotease the defensive resources of a garrison. Sirß. Herbert fcarod that compuU sory labelling would be found impos. sibio. He advised the company to open numerous stores for the exclusive sale of colonial moat. Itwaa neoossary too, to instruct the publio as to the best methods of thawing, He pointed out that'even the meat served at the banquet might have been better treated. \ New York, January 26, News from Hawaii states that the Queen has been deposed, and a Provisional Government appointed to administer the affairs of the islands ponding the negotiation of terms of union with the United States, San Francisco, January 29. Tho Queen of Hawaii was proposing to disfranchise foreigners and / place the government in tho hands oU»the natives. The Ministers resigned\ on the lb'th, and Judge Doule was appointed temporary Premior. _ Honolulu is in the hands of foreigners, The troopa remained quiescent, and tho Queen was deposed without loss of life. She has gone into the country, Three hundred sailors from the American warships have been landed as a precautionary measure.

All the Great'Poworg with tho oxi ception of Great Britain have reooqnised the new Administration, A commissinn Leaded by Mr Thurston has proceeded to Washington with a petition praying for annexation to the United States, Paris, January 29. M. Ferry states that there arc no hopes of France being in the ascendant in Egypt at present, and sho must wait for years to regain her diplomatic position. ' / The French Govern Afrfia'sde Canada the minimum SSpJknng in return reduced (ju'tiesfvvines and other produots. { 'Pretoria, January 28. Herr Paul Kruger has beon reelected President of the Transvaal by a majority of 1000 votes. Constantinople, January 28. M. Nelidoff, the Russian Ambassador js supporting the French authorities in their efforts to induco the Porte to request inter-State arbitration relative to Egypt. Oairo, January 28. _ The Devonshire Regiment has arrived hero. It met with a peaceful reception.

A revolt against tho rule of tho Mahdi has broken out on the Island of Abba, in the White Nile. St Petersburg, January 29; The Russiaus are delighted at tho reception given by the German Emperor to the Czarewitch, who has now returned,

Rome, January 28, A bomb was exploded out side the Quitinal, and smashed the windowsof a room in wliiob Bomo of the Royal family were dining, Rome, January 29.

Signor Moaqnillia, Director of tho Department of Commerce and Industry at Rome, has been arrested on a chargo of corruptisn in connection with the Bank scandals, There is growing excitement over the disclosures, fomented by the refusal of the Government to grant an enquiry, Melbourne, January 30. The Federal Bauk of Australia bar

r: suspended payment, pending ooiikulj • , tation witJv'iho .shareholders, Owing to thfl/ti6n-uayinflii( of a dividend last -- : '' Otftubur, ennfidtneo in the institution . ■''yrMiMiifd to bi> witliilrawn, and thoprcs '£ cnt action ia duo to ilio porsisteut fi withdrawals of deposits in England Hkund the colonies, and inability to [ntftlmko arrangemouts with the AssociyV In ri-gaiyjfjttie Sydney branch, / i deposits haTeTillon off tn such an exW(r tent lately that it ia unlikely tbatthey w will now amount lo more than f £IOO,OOO, while the note issue amounts to only 14000. The bank's suspension will have considerably less significance in Sydney than tho suspension of tho Now Oriental Bank, j Sydney, January 29. A Tho missing ship Durhridge has |r —"Tcaolied Ban Francisco safely, J Washinotoh, January 28. Mr J. 6. Blaine died from failure of the heart's action, owing to an attack of Blight's disease. New York, January 28, W" -Pceaidcnt Harrison bus ordered a month's national mourning for Mr Blaine's death. flfcteJuneral takes place on Moiidapgjs- - January 28. In the House of Commons, Sir Hector L. Langevin will move for a committee to enquire into tho lost means of completing the telegraph system of the Empire. Berlin, January 29. '" The Kaiser garo tho Czarewiloli a most effusive reception,ratifyim; the friendship between the two nations.