DELAYED CABLES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9892, 19 January 1895, Page 4

DELAYED CABLES.

London, January k. The Standard says French politics at present are in o coawtate stite o! unaos. Thft D/iil* Telegraph considers the k. pPkOn extremely orltioal. The Times WA- considers that ttie Chamber of Depatlea r has abrogated its functions, and the Ministers are expected to act as puppets, subject to. the., arbitrary, freaks of the deputies. The Daily News thinks that'it is Impossible to exaggerate the gravity a? the crisis. The country is plunging Into political confusion. •The St. James't Gazelle considers, that nlbhongh the triumph of the Australians |i tbe.crloket match at Adelaide folly Compensates for the losses in Sydney and Melbourne, lb .will, probably resnlb in a colonial .team making an early visit to England, The wives and mothers of the men entombed in the Glglake colliery have been sitting round the month oi the shaft since Monday, waiting for the corpsas of the nsiortnnate miners. The rescue yirty Is abandoning hope. The .majority of the committe appointed by the shareholders of the Bank of South Australia are in favor of proOiadlnß by civil action to recover the dividends paid from capital. The Courts refused an injunction applied for by, the Union Bank to restrain the Official Liquidator from issning reports. Lord Brassey is at present visiting Glasgow. He proposes to sail for Melbourne in bis famons yacht, the Sunbeam, in April. Berlin, January 16. One hundred and elxty-fonr non oommissloned cffioera in the German army' have been sentenced to terms of Imprisonment varying from six weeks to five years on charges of insubordination.