CABLEGRAMS.

Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIII, Issue 6626, 3 June 1890, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

CABL2—Pbess ABSOMAHOH.}

BANK OF NEV? ZEALAHD,

' LOHDON, JoiiC I.' The withdrawals from the -Banlf of New Zealand have been: leas than cipated, but the directors -were fully prepared in cass of emergency, Letters from Mr D. Hean are more favourable than the brief cable message g»at home by him, \

Bank of New Zealand shares are quoted as follows:—Old issue, jJUOs • new, j&7. THE BULGARIANCoNSPIRACr. Sofia, June 1, : ; Major'Pauitza was recommendedto mercy. Pnnh^ v the trial It ires proved ■- that the.ro had been a conspiracy with foreign asastatice to upset the Bulgarian • plicity of the Czar ondM, Ktrovd wm not proved,* M. Montegrinoj belied to be a Rusiian agent, has been attested ' here on 'Busbicion 'of being connected with tlieplot to rescue Major Panitza, , It is probable that tha suggestion of the Court that the sentence passed on Major Panitza be comniuted to : fift«fn jnrill be adopted, It |s ;e*pecM ■ tIW ■ Kalopoff, the /&&&.! merchant " whp was . sentenced to iike yoara- linapyiso^iheat^ 1 will be ' handed ) : -Major Panitza vrill appeal against the decision of the Court, THE NEWFOUNDLAND DIF- - . FICULTY, v / St' John's, May3l.: ;; . The French marines ordered the-News fouhdland A 'fishermen'ro renjove their tackle :from tho disputed, diatpet within 24 hours. The" men obeyed under protest, It is thought probable that Canada's guggestiori to settle th«( will belted,'";. '"' 1 Sixteen .hundred troops frosa Halifax, f' Nova ccbtia, haye been ordered to pro- { ceedhere. It ia. hoped that Umaratitin ( the North, A»trican ' station, will rfo • strain the action of the/ Frenchmen for- ' bidding* fishermen to fish% St George's : Bay. >; • . .

THE DELAGQA BAY DISPyjB."' r XjoKpo|?,*Juael, - It ia that duty '< mediate m'% De]a|Ojfßaydispute. ;" '.v v