LATE CABLE NEWS.

Cromwell Argus, Volume XVII, Issue 836, 21 April 1885, Page 3

LATE CABLE NEWS.

London, April 14. It has been arranged that the Earl of Derby shall introduce the Australasian Federal Council Bill into the House of Lords on Thursday nex .. Colonial stocks are unsettled. The New South Wales per cent, are at £99, Victorian fours are at £99 10s, New Zealand £94, and Adelaide £IOO. The latter are over-sold. London, April 13 Robert Nichols Fowler, who was elected Lord Mayor of London in 1883. has be-u re elected to that position in consequence of the decease of Lord Mayor Nottage. April 16. The hostile demonstration made by the Nationalists on the occasion of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales visiting Cork led to a not, during which revolvers were used, and the troops charged with fixed bayonets. S weral persons were wounded. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales were received with enthusiasm on their public appearance in Cork, and dem »n stratum- of disloy dty were condnedto occasion 1 hisses among the bistandera The Australian Federation Enabling Bill, introduced by Lord Derby, was read a first time m the ilou-e of Lot 9 to-day. The tone, of to-d y's w ol sa'es was li m, with better denned for mo t desc ;pti ns at. about, Id hi her than last sales. Hnce tinopening of the serie- 31,000 bales have been withdrawn, out of a oral of 232.000 catalogued. The rev v m. W >«■ hj n<-w y-afvw>in - ed Bis ho of it is > ne. w 1 .. a,,ns '.-a:c < t. aid’s on M 26' hj Vv largo til -e:mi st > ' •> >■ ■> i; » ike in o C nsi ie a on til-; ctuilt.on of oc British navy.