CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1790, 3 February 1886, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

MR GLADSTONE SUMMONED BY THE QUEEN THE EXPULSION OK POLES FROM PRUSSIA. EXECUTION OF NIHILISTS MR GLADSTONE TRIES TO FORM A MINISTRY IHE DISARMING OF SEUVIA INSISTED ON London, Januaryf3o. In consequence of the resignation >f the SalisbmMinistiy Mr Gladstone La? been summoned by lit .• Majesty, The Right Hon Hugh ( hue been elected by n.jiir.nty to icp resent -me of the divisions < Edinburgh iu the Hoiit-e of C\ turnons. It i!* announced that Mr G'adMunc has get about tl ■ birmati. n • f a Ministry, but nothing is known ns ius coivjiituli-in, except that the MmquH of iiartiulon will have a scat in the Cabinet. ibe 1- rem b Government arc accusing England ui I Gtriuijjiy t -f dividing the Pacific Island-' bet wee i Entice Binuimk justifies Hi.* expulsion of Poh i Irum Fiusioa, >*u the ground that they are disloyal. N t-w Zea.and frozen mutton remain- at od to oi I | ri G New Zealand securities and colonial breadstufts ai-> without alteration in value. lallow has talleu Hd per cwt ; Australian beeftallo . oi tan average quality 2bs bd per cwt ; ditto limitin', At to-day’s wool sales a catalogue of some 11,00 ► bu:t a s were «übitiiU(d The market remains quiet, hi.t steady Ihe present series of colonial Wool auction J «iii t i n N.iurday week, Khh February. .January 31. Admiral Hay has been directed to forcibly prevent <in attack « u Turkey by Greece. The ringleaders in the Nihilistic plot at Warsaw Sfciam-t the life ol tbe Czar, which was discovered in •hoy, have been executed. Upward of ioO perhen.s, including KusniacSj Servians, and Bulgarian-, were arrested at the time h»r complicity in it It t-cifliciaily denied that Greece has any intention --I submitting to the Powers. Mukhtah PaGia, Turkish Commissioner to Egypt, suggests the formation of au Egyptian armv ul Kwu. February 1. Ihe Greek fleet, which has %eentn concealment, has been recalled. The Piufi-ian Diet has approved of the expulsion of the Pole* trom Prussia, winch has been going on for s-rme time past under instructions from Prince Bismarck. Mr Gladstone has not, so far, been successful in forming a Cabinet, as the Marquis of Hartingion has withdrawn front the projected Ministry, and both Lord Derby and Lord Carlmgford have declined the pot tlolu s oflered to them. Ihe European Powers have presented a further note to Bulgaria and Henia, demanding the instant demobilisation of their forces. Ihe success oi the \ictorian loan is practically assured at JkPM.