BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8536, 2 May 1895, Page 2

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

(By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.) (Per United Press Association.) Loirooir, May 1. The jury in Wilde and Taylor'* case disAgreed and ware discharged, JBail, was however refuted the accrued. The Bank of England has teduoed the chargei for inscribing and managing the colonial loan by £100 per million. The earing to the two Anstraliaa colonies i* e«ti-' mated at £400 apiece per annum. The Committee of the Stook Exchange has suspended for four yeara Coleman and May, broken, who were atsooiated in scan* dais whioh led to the resignation of M»y, lato owhler of the Bank of England. The Duke of Orltans U worse.* The steamer Thibet hat been floated off, and canal narigation v again f see. < Wool is still suffering from the effect* of .the undue depression in the colonial market lass year, and it v feared there will be no improTement till the stocks in the hands of the direct parohasers ar» further redaosd. The coroner's jury found that the Elba disaster was duo to the gross negligence pi the mats of the steamer Orathie. ■ > Athikb, H*y 1^ If. Trieonpis, in oamequenoe of his defeat, retires from political life. Pabis, April 80^'-' Four hundred thousand persons subtoribed 820,000,000 franoi for ft Credit Vonoier loan of £10,000,000 sterling. ■ The reserroir in' the Department of Yosges, burst owing to the design being faulty. The people 'disregarded the warnings of the resident engineers.