SPECIAL CABLE MESSAGES

Oamaru Mail, Volume XV, Issue 4688, 7 June 1890, Page 3

SPECIAL CABLE MESSAGES

(Bt Kuotbjo Xmimsmatb— Cotywoh-t.I Spxculto Pmss Associatios. tUcmed Jtmel.atl a.m. Lom>ox, Jane C. The statement is confirmed that a meeting Is being arranged between tbe Czar and tbe Emperor of Auatrir. Tbe amount required to complete the Panama Canal, provided the exiatiog plant Is secured for nothing, la pot down at aOO.OCO.QOOtr (L 36,000,000), and the time at nine years. The French Chamber cf Djpotles rejected a motion censuring (he Government for releasing the Duke of Orleans, by a lame majority. The French Chamber baa approved of a tax of 3fr oo Imparted mafzj and groio, sod sfr no Hoar. The German Chancellor (General Von Caprivi) has notified foreign embassies in Berlin that Prices? Bismarck's n'.terancou ar» wholly unofficial. In answer to a question In tbe House of Common*, B<troo da Worms said Sontb Australia had protested sg*iaat the Immigration clauses in the West Australian BUI. Sir James Pander has written denyiog that Mr Benolkur-Oeaten Is entitled to cradtt for a redaction la cable charges. j It Is expected an enormous demons"ration against compensation tn publicans j will be herd io Hyde Piark oo S»t nrday. The Newfoundland Press is turbos at what la termed " the French invasion under the vary guns of British warships." The prospects of aa agreement between England and Germany in Eist Africa are wavering, as thct,Germaos dedioe to budge from the position they have taken op.