CABLEGRAMS.

THE FRANCO-GERMAN QUARREL.

ggjgIMEISES-I- KELEASED,

wB OLESAi!.EEXPULSIONOP SUSPECTS

(reuter's telegram.)

Berlin, April 29. Tt is announced that the Emperor has Hered the release of Schnaebell, the Sch Commissary, recently arrested of treason. v" -n . _-.— A •*. nrv

Paris, April 30.

cschnaobell, French Commissioner, ij , ffas released from Metz by the ;?mi)eror of Germany's orders, arrived •« Paris to-day, and met with an ova- Li.om the crowd.

[SPECIAL.]

London, April 29

One hundred and thirty "suspects" 1 vp been expelled from Alsace. \t isaUe^ed thab Schnaebell obtained nf the forts at Strasburg, Metz, andMayewe-

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

Biscnssioa on Trade Marks and Boii-i-ies.

(reuter's telegram.)

London, April 29

At to-day's sitting of the Imperial Conference the subject of trade marks, ,m bounties, aud other trade ques tions were considered. The discussion W s ch'efly carried on by the delegates from the sugar-producing colonies, and 'it was finally adjourned till Tuesday, when Sir D. Bell will propose that the privileges conceded to the Dominion of Canada to negotiate commercial treaties with foreign states be extended to the 'colonies of Australasia.

(SPECIAL.)

London, April 30,

At the Conference yesterday the question of. sugar bounties was dis cussed. Mr Neville and Sir J.Ludbrook, on behalf of the West Indian planters, : asked the Conference to recommend * the Cabinet to protect the sugar in f du-try'against bounties. Mr Service 'wasthe principal speaker, and urged vthatitSffas not a question of protection vor free-trade. The bounties were aimed ■io destroy British industries, and he considereel that England ought to warn Germany;and France that they would impose countervailing duties if the hounto -were continued. Sir S. GriffiuiS spoke strongly as to the effect of thebgutities in Queensland. The subject oi trade marks was next con ■7eiderdTßaron de Worms asked the ■delegates to Tecommen'd the Cabiriei to amend the bill before Parliament on the subject, so as to throw the onus of proof of genuineness on the vendor. The delegates agreed on Monday to re open the question of the fortification of -Jdbany and Thursday Island.

COLONIAL DEFENCES.

[special.]

London, April 29. The "Standard," referring to tho colo nial defence proposals, says that the colonies are deserving of indulgent treatment respecting the fortifications of Thursday Island and Albany.

In reference to the colonial defence proposals, England will undertake to replace any of the auxiliary fleet which may he lost. The Admiralty will supply the fleet directly the colonial parliaments have approved of the scheme,

[SPECIAL.]

THE LIBERALS AND THE CRIMES BILL.

London, April 29.

Lord Roseberry, speaking at Glas gow, Said that the patience of the Lib eral party with the dissentients was almost was almost exhausted, and feared there will be a permanent split. : Three hundred amendments on the Crimes Bill have been given notice of.

'-'.THE NEW HEBRIDES. London, April 30. ' % Waddington, French Ambassa .-H promises to forward an answer 'ft*'his Government respecting the wjjanent of the New Hebrides ques •* on Tuesday next.

.'BANQUET TO THE DELEGATES. Sir Henry Holland, Secretary of otate for the Colonies, entertained the delegates to the Imperial Conference .^abanquet at the Colonial Office last ?j"s& Among the guests was the •rrince of Wales. In responding to ,'Moast of his health, His Koyal %hness expressed the hope that the .inference will still more firmly pint the union between Great •witain and the colonies. He regretted iM he 'had not yet visited the Aus tralian and South Pacific colonies, -*nich he desired to visit, but eircum . nances prevented him doing so. Sir «enry Holland, in the course of a ffeech, expressed the belief that the '.inference would result in great per manent benefit to the whole Empire.

THE COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBITION.

[Reuters Telegram.J

London, April 30.

The final meeting of the Com ;; Jissioners of* the Indian and"' Colonial ™ioitio_i was held to-day under the Wdency of the Prince of Wales. Sir Muliffe Qwea read a report which

showed that after, all expenses had been paid, a surplus of £35,000 re mained. Of this sum it was decided to devote .£25,000 to the funds of the Imperial Institute. Sir Dillon Bell expressed regret that the colonies had not yet replied to the invitation of the Prince of Wales to subscribe to the Institute, which he considered was re quired for the purpose of perpetuating the representation and resources of the colonies.

ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.

(SPECIAL MESSAGE.) * {"'A

London, April 29. The " Times " suggests that the Eng lish and Australian Antarctic Com mittees should invite Baron Nordens kjold to lead an Antarctic expedition. The report that the King of Sweden and Mr Oscar Dickson were assisting the Baron in forming an expedition ib denied.

"THE BUSHRANGERS."

Mr Strutt's picture, "The Bush rangers,"., has been hung in the Royal Academy.

REV. DR. MARSDEN.

Dr. Marsden, formerly Bishop of Bathurst, is acting as coadjutor to the Bishop of Manchester.

BRAZILIAN EMPEROR ILL.

The Emperor of Brazil is seriously ill, and his condition is critical.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

London, April 29. - Consols are 102f. New Zealand in scribed stock remains at 98. The total quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 1,600,000 quarters, or 140,000 quarters less tban last week. Wheat afloat for the Con tinent is 4; 830,000 quarters. Adelaide wheat is 36s 6d; Adelaide flour, 25s ; New Zealand wheat, lowest qualities, 335; best qualities, 37s 6d. New Zealand mutton is selling at 4£d per lb on the Smithfield market. Australian beef tallow is 6d lower viz., 235; Australian mutton tallow is 6d lower, viz., 28s.

[SPECIAL.]

London, April SO,

The wheat market is firmer. Eng lish has slightly advanced ; foreign is unchanged; supplies are moderate; Australian on spot unaltered. None on passage or forward sales have been negotiated. Copious cold rains have fallen, and the harvest is backward. * A sum of has been sub scribed to Dalgetty & Co.'s deben tures. They asked for a quarter of a million at 10s.

Sydney, April 30. Wheat is 3s 3d to 3s 9d; oats, Is 9d ;o 3s 40I; maize, 3s lOd.

The following appeared in our Second Edition on Saturday. THE DISASTER TO THE PEARL FLEET.

FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN MISSING.

[Reuter.]

Melbourne, Saturday.

Latest accounts received from Perth, Western Australia, regarding the dis aster to the pearling fleet are of a si me what conflicting character. The fleet is reported to have been 250 miles to the north-east of Cossabe. When the hurricane occurred most of the boats where well laden with shells. The master of the Australian reports tbat 49 of craft were in Gourdon Bay, many of them being seriously dam aged. He supplied the crews with food. '

It reports that many bodies were seen floating about in the vicinity. The total number of boats lost is estimated at forty

550 men are missing, and it is known that 37 Malays have been drowned.

Sydney, April 30.

Accounts received from Western Australia of the shipping disaster state that six schooners, and fifty luggers representing 300 lives, have been lost. Each of the luggers contained six men. It is considered propable that many of the boats are blown out to sea. Of the entire fleet 56 vessels were owned by Sydney firms.

THE AUCKLAND. EVENING STAR, MONDAY,... MAY % 1887,

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