LATE CABLES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 6632, 6 October 1888, Page 3

LATE CABLES.

(By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.) (Per United Press Association.)

Lomoir, October 6. — The Empress Victoria Tijita England on November 12. It is reported that Sir 0. Dilke expects to clear his character, and re-enter public life shortly. Cardinal Mr.ran. in accepting thd freedom of the City {of Dublin, declared that overy legitimate effort to redress the wrong and assert the freedom of Ireland would receive sympathy and material aid from Australia. Vienna, October 4— The Emperor of Austria entertained his Imperial guest William of Germany at a banquet to-day. In proposing the latter's health the Emperor Francis nlluned to tho indissoluable alliance and friendship between Austria and Germany. The healths of the respective armies were also drunk with immense enthusiasm. Tho Emperor William visits the Pope on October 12. Mkibottbub, October 6.— Carbmo and Lonsdale have arrived at Flomington. Tho ktost betting on the V.R.C Derby is 4 to 1 against Melos, 5 to 1 Carbine, and 10 to 1 Volley.

HAWERA.'

October 6. The Eev. C. E. Barley, Weßloyan minister of this circuit, died last night. At tho inquest held at Manaia on the fire by which Hayes' house, near Kaponga, was burned down, a man named ißriggs stated that ho was offered £6 by Murdo McLean, ■who was ono of the witnesses in the BryccHutohison case, to give evidence as to the building and furniture destroyed similar to the evidence given by the Hayes family, the offer having been made to him on Thursday. Later in the day he understood that he was offered by Hayes £10 or a section in Manaia if he and his brother would give evidence in support of that given by Hayes and hia family. Threo of Briggs' family gave evidence to the effect that the house was not lined or finished by tho Hayes' family, and that the furniture a few weeks ago was much less than had been represented. Tho enquiry is not yet concluded.