LONDON.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3726, 25 June 1883, Page 3

LONDON.

June 18. ■■ 5 been received that an taken place between tho anian forces in which, the annihilated the Turkish - ing all their guns. a Exhibition is now fully in missionaries have been ilaiid. : uke of Gpnnaught assumes . Mcerut' military division " tho accident at Sundorland i the fact that prizes wero children who should be first s, aud that the door was jy the doorkeeper to control ! inquest on the bodies has. •■'•- ■' , the Secretary of State for in reply to a deputation ,ate to assist emigration, said .:;■■ be possible if the emigrants '■ >■ ; anccs made. has admitted that his accusa- • :..- the Tories was too general. '■■ if privilege motion brought 'sir Stafford Northcote was reaiority of 3.. June 20. i led AVifc's Sister Bill \.ill be in its effect with regard to ■• j the offspring of such mar-

A treaty of peace has been concluded between the Ameer of Afghanistan and the rebel Shinwarris. Mr AVilliam Redmond, a Paniellite, is a candidate for the representation of the Borough of Wexford, which was rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr T. M. Herley. Mr Devoy, editor of the Irish Nation newspaper, has been sentenced to 60 dayV imprisonment for accusing the agent of Baron Rothschild in New York _with_ dishonesty in connection with a Fenian bill of exchange. The election of M. Clemenceau as a member of the Cobden Club has caused the secession of a number of the AYhig members. Hanlan and Courtney are arranging the preliminaries for a grand sculling match for £1000 a side, the Hop Bitters Company adding £100.

By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. [Reuters Telegrams.]