Cable News.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6419, 1 April 1892, Page 2

Cable News.

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London, March 30. Silver has risen £d per oz. Mr Auston Chamberlain, a eon of the Bight Hon Joseph Chamberlain, has been returned unopposed for the Worcester seat in the House of Common?, rendered vacant owing to tho expulsion of Mr G. "yy Hastings, convicted and sentenced on the charge of fraud.

At the wool auctions to r day there was good competition, and the opening prices were maintained. Crossbreds are slightly cheaper, and course sorts are at par to *d per lb lower than the prioes obtained at the last series.

The American visible supply of wheat is 6i;600,0C0 buehels.

Mr H. Bonomley denies that he was the vendor of tho Hansard Union Company, but admits that ho was tho promoter of the company, and that the net profit was £15 000 not £90,000. ' '

Owing to the large influx of Anarchists exjmlled from France the police iv Londoa are taking great precautions to prevent them landing in Jingland.

~., ..,.■• , , March 31. Ihe rial dI six of the prisoner* who were arrested in Wsilsall on suspicion of beinfr connected with an Anarchist plot is pro ceeding. Sir Richard Webster, AttorneyGeneral, in opening the ease, declared that the prisoners projected horrible atro-itiee Dalgety and Co., Limited, have declared a dividend of 8 per cent for the year Ottawa, March 31. The Canadian sealers claim from the United States the sum of 500,000 dollars as damages owing to their extonded exclusion from Behring Sea pending the settlement of the dispute.

Washington, March 30. The United States Government has paid an indemnity of 100,000 frsnee to Italy for the lynching of the Sicilians in the New Orleans gaol. The Government deolaro that is only paid as an evidence of friendthip, not as an admission of liability. Pabis, March 30. Bavachal has been arrested on suspicion of being the author of the last Anarchist outrages.

Beelin, March 31. The Russian Government has informed the German Government that it has no intention of attacking Germany, and that the movement of troops towards the frontier is only a measure of precaution.