SECOND EDITION CABLE NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1305, 12 May 1886, Page 2

SE COND EDITION CABLE NEWS.

By Telegbaph.— Bbuteb's Oopybioh^ . . LONDON, H»7 10. The emigration of domestic; serves to New South Wales, has been,; stopped for the present. „ -, f , The first steamer of 1 " the recently established German Australian 5 line will leave Bremen, for 1 Australia, on ' July Uth. Viscount Worsley and Isord f Charles Berestord have not yet denied .the.TSfcatement that they intend to resign,, lead the Ulster men, if Home ; Rulp is granted. Numbers are being enrolled in England and Ireland. " ' ' '" Canada is ignoring the Home Rule question. A colorless resolution has been adopted on the subject of the Irish difficulty. - — It is expected that Mr.. Gladstone wi]l agree' to reduce 'the 'humcer Hf Iriyh members to 45. . j ', •!• May 11. The Duke of Buckingham has been appointed Chairman ot Committees in the House of I^oris ifa^laci'of Ihelilali 1 Lord Eedesdale by a nwijority of 12$ to. 103. The other candidate for the office was Earl Motley, who was* proposed by Lord GranviDe. ■ ■' The Marquis of Hartington moved the rejection of the Home- Rule (Bill in the House of Commons last night. He characterised the proposals as injurious, and stated that they would not satisfy the Home Rule party. Lord Hartington proposed to meet the Irish difficulty by. the gradual extension otthe principles of local self-government.