ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE.

Timaru Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 5408, 7 May 1892, Page 2

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE.

(Per Electric Telegraph—Uo± >yßionT.J (Pkb Pafias Association.) (Eoooived 10.10 a.m., May 6tU.) KANAKA LABOUR. Paris, May 5. Le Temps, commenting on the revival of Kanaka labour m Queensland, tauntß England with permitting a recommittal of one of the moat serious scandals sullying tlie reputation of mankind m modern times. ROYAL VISIT. St. Petersburg, May 5. It is reported that the Czar and Czarina I will leave on the 21st inst. on a visit to the Emperor of Germany, and that their Majesties will stay several days m Berlin. I (Reooived 7.45 p.m., May 6th.) i THE QUEEN'S LEVEE. ] London, May 5. i Sir S. Samuel, Sir J. C. Bray, and Messrs Fraaer, Peroeval, and Munro will attend the Queen's levee on behalf of the i colonies which they represent. ' (Special to Prkss Association.) (Reooived 7.30 p.m., May CtU.) A RICH GOLDFIELD. ( London, May 5. Mr Molloy, the member for Birr, m the course o£ an interview with a representative of the Pall Mall Gazette, said th»t the Randt at Johannesberg, was the biggest and most prominent goldtield m the world. The output of the various mines for March was 92,0000z3. THE LATE CARDINAL MANNING. His Holiness the Pope has wired to the Duke of Norfolk that he is pleased with the proposalJto erect n memorial to the ' late Cardinal Manning. THE PRESIDENCY. ( Washington, May 5. It is again announced that Mr Blame has withdrawn from his candidature for the Presidency.