TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATER EDITION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7000, 1 November 1890, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATER EDITION.

Lj " ■ , i IB* MLECZRIC TELEGBAPH.-COPrRIGUT.-] [S?2CIAL TO PBES3 ASSOCIATION.} [Received Nov 1, at 11.15 a.m.l '. LONDON, Oct. 31. ! j Presentation to Cardinal

Manning.

Jews resident in England have presented an address to Cardinal Manning, in commemoration of his silver jubilee. The Eev Hermann Adler was promoter of the presentation.

The Earl of Jersey.

The Earl of Jersey sails for Sydney on Nov. 21. The Shipowners' Fear. The shipowners are afraid that if the proposition to lay up all vessels in the United. Kingdom 13 carried into effect foreign vessels -would be utilised, and the trade of Great Britain thereby diverted into other channels. Emin or His Xyory. Troup, who accompanied the late Stanley expedition, in the course of an interview, declared that the expedition was solely for greed, and to secure the wealth of Erain Pasha's ivory, while the relief of Emin was j only a matter of secondary importance. He defended the rearguard from the charges levelled against them by Stanley. Stanley, ia reply- ' ing to Troup's statement, says he does not accuse Major Bartellofc of immorality, but something else. Stanley has left for the United States, where he will deliver a course of lectures. LEecoived Nov. 1, at 10.30 a.m.! MELEOUENE, Nov. 1.

Victorian Ministry Resigned.

The Ministry has resigned, and Mr Munro, leader of the Opposition, has been summoned to form a new Government. Thirty-Bis members who voted with the late Government have resolved to form a united Opposition party under the leadership of Messrs Gillies and Deakin. Steamer Missing. Some uneasiness is felt for the safety of a steamer which left Japan for Melbourne shortly after the Alberta, with a cargo of coal. She is now a week overdue.

ADELAIDE, Nov. 1. A Municipal Jubilee. The jubilee of the establishment of municipal government in Australasia waa celebrated yesterday.

BEISBANE, Nov. 1. Weatner Forecasts. The Weather Bureau forecasts heavy weather from between the North-west and West and South, and between Hobart and Foveaux Strait. Variable between the North Cape of New Zealand and New Caledonia.