LATE CABLE NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2274, 5 February 1887, Page 2

LATE CABLE NEWS.

[REUXKK'S TKLEGR.niS.I London, February 2. Thk War Office intend to send a large collection of munitions of war to the Adelaide Exhibition. The panic on the Paris bourse is very acute. February 3. I The panic which was manifested on the bourses of Paris, Berlin, and Vienna has now .subsided. Baron Macleay is hopeful that the Czar will agree to thecolonisation of New Guinea by Russia. A thousand emigrants are ready to go. Berlin, February 2. The Emperor William, in receiving the President of the Lantag yesterday, reculled a former dispute between the Government and the Reichstag relative to the increase of the German army. The dispute, the Emperor states, would only be brought to a conclusion by a foreign war. In addressing a, meeting at Newcastle last nisrht, Lord Hartington declared that it was the duty of the Unionist Liberals to continue to make sacrifices for the purpose of upholding the union between Great Britain and Ireland, as long as such sacrifices were necessary. The criticisms recently made by Lord Randolph Churchill in the House of Commons, with regard to the Unionist Liberals, would not, he said, affect the relations between that party and the Conservatives. The blockade of the Soudan is now being 1 raised, and trading is now permitted. In the engagement between the rebels and the Italians near Massowah, ninety I Italians were wounded.