CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2062, 2 May 1887, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

L"SJ)-'>', April 2 s Some diplomatists regard the renierkat . . v m> ut French naval f. rr. s i: . i>, Mediterranean of a n.enru-e to Eg} pt or Italy. The Adinir i:tv piiare« m the anxiety over the aff-iT, Prince Bismarck has assumed a pacific attitude in regard to the Franco Herman difficulty, and has sent hia son, Count Herbert, to confer with M. Herbette, French A mbaaaador. They bad a long interview yesterday, and M Herbette, who waa fortified by stringent order* from Parii, inflated on the release of Schnabell. After discussion • temporary agreement ira* The German authorities state that the frontier treaty was not violated, but admit that the arrest was irregular and contrary to stipulations ot the Convention of 1877. Germany agree to the release of Schnabell if it ia proved that decoy letters were used. It is alleged that Schnabell obtained

I nlm'.s anu in the ■pSßßP i » i!ti lv Mr HeidlßSSP* the House should not proc«M with t; : Grimes Bill until the Irish Land Bill bad passed the Lords and had been pro, sensed to the Commons, was rejected by 311 rotes against 240. Three hundred amendments in the Crimes Bill have been given notice of The Queen is now returning from France, and on her arrival in England will proceed to Windsor. Constantinople, April 28. Negotiations regarding the future Government of Egypt are still proceeding. Sir H. Drummond Wolff, the British Commissioner, has proposed that the evacuation of Egypt shall be completed within five years. Kiamii and Baid Pashas, the Turkish Commissioners, have rejected this proposal, and have applied to the Sultan for further instructions as to the course they shall pursue.