LATE CABLE NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2237, 9 November 1886, Page 2

LATE CABLE NEWS.

FrKKS^) ASSOCIATION.] i Lovdov, November 4. Tmk Kthei irJffe (loldmining Company, with a oapitil of £70,000, h announced. The Russian <»o\ eminent con>ider that Baron Macleay's proposal to e-tablish a Russian colony in New (iumev is impracticable. Tlie Liberal Conference, which is being held afc Leeds, ha-> expressed confidence in Mr (il.idfctone. The deputed election for Belfast West Division, .md for winch Mr J. \V. Ha-lett. Conservative, was elected, has been decided in favour of Mr Thomas Lector, Nationalist, who is, therefore, elected. Mr lleuitt ha> lcen elected Governor of the State uf New Yoik. Mi Henry (xeor^e, who contested the oih'ce with him, obtained (»7,000 vot*-. Messrs Hazell ;ind H^dtjkin, members of th» committee of the Emigiation Office, which has been pvtabh-hed under the s'i])--r\iMon of Her Maje-ty's (lo\ eminent, will siil foi Australia and New Zealand on the (ith instant. The obj< ct of their vi-it is to make inquiries into the emigration question, the establishment of otHce-, and the appointing of oriesprindent-. The Dnectors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have declared a dividend at the rate of (» ppr cent, per annum, and have can ied forward and placed to the reserve fund £20,000. November 5. The Shaw, Sa\ill, and Albion Company's Coptic, which left New Zealand on September IS, ariived at Plymouth ye>terday evening, her cargo of frozen mutton being in good condition.