HOME AND FOREIGN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8362, 16 September 1890, Page 5

HOME AND FOREIGN.

Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. THE AMERICAN MONEY MARKET. New York, September 15. The stringency of the money market in New York has caused the reserve to be three millions below the legal minimum. The Treasury will endeavour to relieve this by the purchase of twenty million four per cents.

AMERICAN JOURNALISM IN LONDON. London, September 13. The New York Herald has ceased publishing its daily issue in London, but the weekly edition will be continued.

MR, O'BRIEN'S ACTION AGAINST THE PREMIER. London, September 13. Mr. O'Brien has appealed to the House of Lords against the verdict in his action for libel against Lord Salisbury. THE REVOLT AT TICINO. Berne, September 13. A reaction is feared at Ticino, in consequence of the Liberal leaders exhibiting a menacing attitude for the release of the captives. Berne, September 14. The Federal Council have insisted that the captives should be liberated and protected. An inquiry as to the causes of the movement has been opened. THE GRENADIER GUARDS. London, September 13. The conduct of the Grenadier Guards since their deportation to the Bermudas has been most exemplary. BISHOP O'DWYER AND MR. DILLON. London,. September 13. The Archbishop of Armagh ';as praised the attitude of Bishop 0 Dwyer in his controversy with Mr. Dillon. ARCHBISHOP WALSH. London, September 13. It is reported that Archbishop Walsh is to be created a Cardinal. THE WAR OFFICE AND FROZEN MEAT. London, September 13. Mr. T. Archer, Agent-General for Queensland, has written again to Lord Knutsford asking him to arrange with Mr. Stanhope, Secretary of War, to receive a deputation in regard to the refusal of the army authorities to admit frozen beef into the military contracts. THE R.Ms7AORANGI. Capetown, September 13. The R.M. s. Aorangi sailed to-day for Hobart.