CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 2004, 13 December 1886, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

Lonxm, Decembers. Enricos galas have been raging in England and Inland during the last 84 bonn. They ha*a been especially violent in the south ol England, when numerous wreaks have oaenmd, caving much loss of life. Much havoc has been caused by the galas in the inland districts.

Laid Salisbury stigmatises the policy ol tbs Load Lsogne as nothing but an organised system oI embezzlement.

Tba Fenian Brotherhood have expelled ©Donovan Boasa on the ground of treachery and band.

London, December 10. General Boulanger has expressed his readiness to continue in office, provided a heavy vote lor armaments is passed. Hnx Broasart informed a secret committee that Russia and France an stronger than Germany and Austria, and that the passage of the bill for increasing the German Army is imperative. Tbs barque Earlseonrt, 1068 tons. Captain Fnmpton, bound to Albany, Western Australia, with a cargo of railway material, has been wrecked on the coast of Glamorgan* shin. Four of her crow have died from exposure.

The frozen mutton from Sydney by the sa Potosi realised Sfd per lb. Mnuouan, December 13. Tbs Legislative Assembly has been sitting all night discussing Mr Cbafiey’e Irrigation Bill- Several disorderly scenes have occurred.

December 10. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company held their nraal weekly aale tbia afternoon, offering *,a catalogne ol 4328 balaa. of which 8303 were sold, m.iring K total for the week of 3681 bales. Ibe attendance of buyer* was large, and biddings spirited. Prices realised were in sympathy with those realised at the London sales, (teagy merino being Id lower, crossbred id lower, washed fleece 2d lower, and scoured l|d lower. The highest price realised for (N*ej wool was llfd, for scoured IBd, and for washed fleece 14Jd.

bTSBXT, Dec< mher 10 ffa* Zealand wheat selling at 4s per boafael; New Zealand oats 3a ; maize, per fifilba, 3s fid.