HOME AND FOREIGN.

Evening Star, Issue 9124, 3 May 1893, Page 2

HOME AND FOREIGN.

[BY ELECTRIC. ... [Pjm PBESStABSOOIATIOJi.] qt-u '■ > r ’ LOtfppN, may 2.. 1 (Received May 3,1893, at 11.5U a.m.) ■ i | The Agent-General for New Zealand is arranging to establish a meat, pagoda in the Imperial Institute, showing the cooling I apparatus under which -meat and butter are exported frpm New. Zealand to Lon-; don. • ■- Jn the City it is believed that the federation of the colonies for the purposes of finance will be the necessary outcome of the present crisis, yV ; , Mr Gladstone, replying to a deputation of mineowners, reiterated his objection to a legislative enactment for eight hours. He admitted that future Liberal statesmen are likely to hold different opinions, thereby attaching loss value to individual freedom. The total quantity of wheat and flourafloat for the United Kingdom is 3,744,000 quarters, and for the Continent 1,348,850 quarters., , A cargo of wheat of the March shipment was sold at 30s 9d.

At the wool shies prices remain firm. There was a lessened attendance of buyers,

(Received May*3,1393, at 1 p.m.) May Day passed off quietly everywhere, except in Pains and Marseilles, where there was slight disorder. CAIRO, May 2. The Khedive has replaced his English servants with Frenchmen.

BELGRADE, May 2. The Servian Radicals purpose to impeach the members of the late Cabinet.