CABLE NEWS.

Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 130, 16 October 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

BT ELECTRIC TETiEGRAPH — COPYRIGHT. BEACH SAILS FOE AUSTBALIA. THE NEW FISHERY TROUBLE ( SETTLED. [reuter's telegrams.] London, 14th October. The steamship Liguria, which left Melbourne on 3rd September, arrived at Ply- c month to-day. n William Beach, the Australian souller, sailed bjr the Lusitania to-day. He received ° an ovation from the crowd which had assem- d bled to witneEß the departure of the vessel, t Ottawa, 14th October. fi The difficulty which had arisen between r the Canadian and United States Government by the seizure by the former of an American " schooner which had failed to report at the ' Customs, has been amicably settled. * LORD C. BERESFORD'S MEMO- b RANDUM. a ITS RUMOURED OBJECT. st t STARTLING ASSERTION. t CONTEMPLATED WINTER SESSION, t B [special to united press association.] f London, 14th October. *■ Lord Charles Beresford's memorandum a regarding the condition of the British Navy, t has attracted much attention. It is sur- J mised that its object is to obtain popular * support for the Government over large pro- ? jects they have in view. It is stated that, J during the Afghan scare, Russia had men-of- j war stationed in such a position as to cut , the various cables. { It is rumoured that Parliament will meet ' in November, to discuss the European \ situation. l The Archbishop of Canterbury will conse- J crate the Rev. F. F. Goe to the Bishopric of ' Melbourne in January. Mr. Goe will sail i for Melbourne in February. \