CABLEGRAMS.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
[By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.] (Peu Press Association.)
CARDINAL MANNING'S FUNERAL,
London, January 21,
(Received January 22, at 7.50 p.m.)
There were 10,000 people present at the requiem service over the remains of Cardinal Manning, which took place to-day at the Oratory. Amongst the more notable people were the Duke of Norfolk, Marquis of Ripon, Baroness Burdett-Coutts, Messrs Justin M'Carthy, O'Brien, and Dillon, Archbishops Walsh and Croke.. The Queen and Prince of Wales were represented. The Bishop of Clifton conducted the service, and the Bishop of Newport preached the funeral sermon. The procession- which escorted the remains to Kehsal Green numbered 300 carriages containing bishops, and clergy, and members of the Irish party,, and representatives. o£ labour" unions. " . .
TASMANIAN TREASURY BILLS.
The Tasmanian Government will very shortly offer Treasury bills on the London market to the amount, it is believed, of half a million at 4 per cents, with a minimum of 99.
CARDINAL MANNING'S SUCCESSOR.
The Pall Mall Gazette says Cardinal Moran will possibly succeed Cardinal Manning.
CONSULTING LORD ONSLOW.
It is believed Lord Knutsford will submit the name of the Governor designate of New Zealand to Lord Onslow, who will sound the Government of the colony on the subject.
MR GOSCHEN'S SCHEME.
January 22.
(Received January 23,1 a.m.)
The London Chamber of Commerce has declined to accept Mr Goschen's scheme for the formation of a gold reserve until the fullest inquiry has been made into it.
THE WALSALL ANARCHISTS.
One of the Walsall anarchists has confessed and implicated the others.
YELLOW FEVER.
The Arawa, which has arrived at Plymouth, reports that two of the crew died from yellow fever. The passengers and mails will be fumigated.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. (Received January 23, at 1.10 a.m.)
The total amount of reserve in the Bank oi England is L 14,788,000. The proportion oi reserve to liabilities is 39-76. Consols, 95J.
Three months' bills, If percent. New Zealand 4 per cent, inscribed stock, 103; 3£ck>. 93i.
New Zealand long-berried wheat, 44s market flat.
Wellington mutton, 3Jd quarters, 4gd ; forequarters, 3|d Adelaide wheat, 44s 6d (market quiet) ; Victorian do, 44s (business restricted). German beet sugar, 14s 9d (flat) ; Java do, 16s 3d (nominal). Best Scotch pig iron (f.o.b. in Clyde), 47s (flat). Factory-made butter, L 6; prime dairy, L 5 6s. Market full. Complaints are general about the bad packing and irregular weighing.
Beef, hind-
A CHALLBNGR. DECLINED. Paris, January 22. (Received January 23, at 1 a.m.)
Notwithstanding the advice of his friends, M. Laur persisted in sending a challenge to M Consfahs, but the latter declined it..
A RAILWAY HORROR, Tiflis, January 21, (Received January 23, at 1 a.m.)
Two trains laden with petroleum came into collision at Tiflis, and in the fire which ensued six persons were burned to death.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9331, 23 January 1892, Page 2
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