LATE CABLES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11202, 24 February 1891, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

jQB.r Ei,EOTBic.iTi!MaBAPH— Coftbisht.] THE FEDERATED UNIONS. THEIR MANIFESTO. AFFAIRS IN CANADA. CATHOLICS ENJOINED TO REMAIN FAITHFUL TO EMPIRE. A SHIPWRECKED CREW. FOUR MONTHS' CAST AWAY. 1 - .. [Pkb Press Association.] ,• , Sydney, February id. * Arrived —^Wairarapa, from Auckland. ' - Sailed — Mariposa, f6r"jSuckl&iidr ' ' . • ■ London, February 23. Her Majesty the Queen will visit Venice in April. '■■ \ ■ /" The Federated Unions', manifesto charges the Committee of the Shipping Federation . with, misrepresentation and suppression of facts, by which means they procured an issue of the manifesto of the 13th. . Devitt, Chairman of the Shipping Federation, denies the. allegation. ' .: ;; , . " .., Ottawa, February. 2B. The Archbishop of Montreal has enjoined Catholics to remain faithful to;the Empire. ■ ' ' >;■ . , . Sydney; February 23.' '.The defalcations of Bradley, .manager of the Branch of the English and Scottish Chattered Bank, who has absconded, are aUegedtb be close on j860,000<-; ', Th,e' schooner George Noble was wrecked on the. Eingsmell Groupj and, the crew were cast away for four months. They ' arrived here to-day. ■ ■ ■ .■ London. February 23. ' The Unions intend to indict the Shipping Federation as an illegal conspiracy, because it is registered nnder the Joint Stock Act instead, of junder the Trades Union Act. r ,.