CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1806, 12 March 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

THE GERMAN GOVERNOR IN NEW GUINEA. ILLNESS OF PRINCE BISMARCK. THE COBUBO TRAGEDY. USB HAMPTON AND DAUGHTERS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. MOTION TO DISESTABLISH TUB CHURCH OP WALES. Loudon. March 10. Prince Bismarck U differing from sn attack of sente rbenmatism. Tenders for the City of Melboarne Loan of £150.000 at 4 per cent were opened today. The amount subscribed was L 400.000, and tenderaia at £lO5 Us od, will receive about 50 per cent; above that, in full. The minimum was fixed at £lO3. In the House of Commons to-day Mr Dillwyn, member for Swansea, brought forward a motion for the disestablishment of the State Cbnroh in Wales. A division was taken, with the result that the motion was rejected by 341 votes to 229. Speaking on the subject, Sir William Vernon Harcourt stated that he oononrred in the motion in th# abstract, bat that the whole question was so interwoven with the standing of the English Church that it was impossible to deal with them separately. Beauts, March 9. It ia announced that Admiral Seblinitz has been 'appointed Governor of tha Gasman territory in New Gnioes. Prince Bismarck is suffering from rheumatism, which ia increasing in violence Mklboobhk, March 9.

Numeroni farewell addresses are to be presented to Bishop Moorhonse on hie departure for England, among them being one which it is propoead to seoompany by a pablio gift of £IBOO. Bishop Moorhonse will sail on the 18th March. Mrs Hampton and bar three daughters have been committed for trial for tbs murder of the youngest daughter of the family on the Mth January.