BRITISH AND FOREIGN,

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8526, 20 April 1895, Page 2

BRITISH AND FOREIGN,

(By Electrio Telagraph— Copyright.) (Per United Press Association.)

Losdon, April 19. Wilde and Taj lor have been committed for trial. . _. , The bnllooks by the Celtic King and Port Chalmers will he sold alive at Deptford on Monday. A cargo of South Australian wheat to arrive in May or June is offering at 245. The racehorse Paris, from Sydney, has arrived in good condition. The Kvo cattle ex steamer Port Chalmers, from Australia, landed at Deptfora after an unusually good passage. A few of the beasts had slightly wasted, while many had improved in condition. Several had horned one another. The Chairman of Cashman's Brilliant Bevrard Mine at Coolgardie stated that the manager had advised that the mine ; be abandoned

Paeis, April 19. Alleged Anarchist plots against 'President Fanro are semi-officially denied. New Tobk, April 19. Advices received here from China statd that any .commercial concession to Japan will be conceded to all nations.

The President is much touched witti the compliment of sending- a warship from Anstralia (? Austria) to Havre during his -visit there, and declares that ifc will increase the cordial relations between ths nations. The revolt in Cuba is spreading.