SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 5205, 11 February 1892, Page 3

SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS.

(By Electric Telegraph-Copyright.) (SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Received February 10, at 7.30 p nn] wc London. February 9. 7 , is r cpoited that the garrison of , »«'Video has revolted. The Pope has warned French bishops nJto encroach on the civil rights of the St Thc nominal value of real estate the cit >* of Rome 1S returned afc of Parliament was not attended by any proceeding of impor""t 6 the House of Lords, Lord Leamingt nursed close federation with the colo"c probable that an amendment to AJress-in-reply will be moved in tbe f the disendowment of the Welsh favor « was "iven of the introduction of Franchise and Eight Hours Balfour has given notice to call Mrde Cobain, member for Belfast, up !» en d in his place within a fortnight. ®s~ that Mr Schnadhorst, "niserof the Liberal party estimates their majority at the general election, mclndingtlie majority of the Irish Party, ff 'sixty thousand people attended the late Rev. Mr Spurgeon's funeral service at the of Cadiz implored the Queen , f St.iin t" reprieve the Anarchists confined to death for the attack on Xeres. tL Ministry insist on their execution. ■jj, e Anarchists and workmen of Barcelona are parading the streets. \n Anarchist editor has been sentenced to'lO months' imprisonment in Paris for inciting to pillage and murder. The Russian squadron in the Pacifac is beinz increased. The Czar has sent decorations to the workmen at St. Etienne, in France, who denounced the two Englishmen who were convicted of trying to secretly obtain desiens of the new Russian rifle. The hostility of Prussian teachers to the nevr Education Bill has been silenced. It is expected that Austria will obtain sufficient gold in two years to establish a (rold currency without disturbing the market. Received February 11, at 1.30 a.m.] London, February 10. It is alleged that the Pope is dividing En"land into two provinces for ecclesiastical purposes. Both Houses of Parliament passed votes of condolence on the Duke of Clarence's W. V. Harcourt, during the debate, said Lord Salisbury's speech at Exeter Hall showed how Irelaud would be governed by ail Orange mob. Mr Balfour defended the Premier. Mr Curzon, Political Secretary for India, announced that the Government of India intended to take measures to curtail the opium traffic.