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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 982, 29 June 1883, Page 3

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[rkutkh’r telegrams—copyright.] Oxford, v. Cambridge. ' o‘ i , Lompos, Jane 27. 'riAbe/annual Inter-University cricket iriatrh, • Oxford iv. Cambridge, was concfildedftdiday atXords, and resulted in for Cambridge by seven nrlckdt^ i. Tongnin and France. ' * ' ° Paris, June 27- . - ' Tjlte Ambassador has taken pocasion to deny the report recently to hand from Shanghai, that a settlement had hem* arrived at of the difficulty, between' France- and China regarding their cTaitris in V* ham. He states that; the-Chinese'Government is not pre- ' , yield the siizeranity of that province. ThHEpidemic. ..... . . ,1 j Alexandhu, June 27« cholera epidemic, is spreading. Several cases of disease is now reported at Fort Said. 1 ‘"if 1 [Received June 29,12.40 p.m.] . Deputation. • 4 ‘ 1 London, June 28. ‘A'deputation of colonial agents to Derby on u the question of the pro- ■ -posed annexation of New Hebrides will • ■ wait upton the‘Colonial Secretary today. ; ■ Obituary. i ,The death is announced .of Dr William Spotteswoode, the well-known printer and scientist; aged 58. : ; i Defeat of the Ameer Troops. 1 • Calcutta, June 28. Telegrams are to hand from Afghanisten;announcing that further fighting has - taken place between the Ameer’s ' tfoopsahd the febel Shinwarris. The hitter attacked a convoy of munitions, ■ which had arrived from India for the i;£afeer t and severe fighting took place * ' between the guartl of the convoy and r the rebels, resulting in the defeat of f?. thp fr>nner, and the capture of the whole 5 i cOUVtty-bythe Shinevarns. » 1 *''!