Cablegrams.

Western Star, Issue 1575, 1 July 1891, Page 3

Cablegrams.

HOME AND FOREIGN. [FKESS iSSOCIATION TBLBOKAM3.J LON'UON, JUUOii/. In the House of Lords to-day, f»™s* bill was read a second time- a _ ,JS«S.. T» tl ,ou,a»^rolcu».u ß l.. Cubß, -ii „«f the English bar bave itJUTSiSSf -* from practise TeK their fathers who The commission^ppomte« £ th e alterat.on- should be enlarged. mend that the buuaing »u tl eDoncas ter of sealing in Bebnng&ea Th e Governm-t of the U _ have ordered tb«e U». t , Lo to rendezvous a Bhwgbai i iu Außtria proper. Ibiee vinages by lightning, experienced in , ' , n i|.„ tn-nrna were innnaateu , dui, some ot the triages u Onentin An official at tlie prison of ban yuenwn, wSi- } = --ess within the precints of the' P™»»- , , crop will exceed the q busbels Government officers by 29.000,000 busbels An insurrection has taken place » tb administration appointed m--8t T a he infurgents are victorious So far .even lives blve been lost, and many persons were wounded. . . ■ „ u < Mr Gladstone is improving m health Mr Smell and Mrs O'Sbea wi I be wmarried in a church towards the end of JoJj. They propose to visit America m tbi "The 1 total quantity of wool catalogued up to date is 2*5,000 bales, ot which 239,290 have been sold. Prices are unchanged. Colonial barley, 31s Gc!; oats, 265, beans,

forrabbitskinsaro Id above thosr ruliug at the Apiil ealeE. Captain Shaw has leagued the, eupw intendency of the London Fire Brigade. 1 The p ospects of a Russian tamjfcJJJ worse and a famine is feared in coituin proving The Government are conndenng fhe adviaability of prohibiting furlher export of grain

BebWN, June % l 7 The armies of the powers forming the i triple alliance (Germany, Austria, and Italy) will sborfcly be provided with itcel duraae* >moenetrable bv rifle bullet. P Prince Bismarck's journal warns the Emperor against too intimate a friendship wub England, for fea:- ot alienating tbo friendship f? <?be SS Emperor visits London early next Tht agitation for tbo repeal of the corn inties is increasing

Lisbon, Juno 27. The bill submitted to the Cortes authorising the sale of the Portuguese colonies in East Africa has been rejected. Valpaiuiso, June 37. Don Clauclio Vienna, the present Premier, has been elected to succeed President Bal"TSnsurgents are organising a finall at tack on the strongholds of the Government troops

INTERCOLONIAL. Melbourne, July 33.

Theco'kc'r of custo.i.B at Port Aibciv lelfcn-pl" lhat tllP ca J )taln °' *. °°r T" veßß el v.iuc-11 l-n« arrived there reports tbofc a Ifjp\ a,l.ove off Port Aiberf. Wr-ckage ; Lui.g «hore, but a search pwty sent on found notra.e of the y**l or B.fiUi ot. 1. o It is feared tliat all on board are lost- i father is boisterous-, and it la nunm* id tor rents. N" further details are to hand.