PRICES REALISED FOR NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN MUTTON.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3755, 28 July 1883, Page 3

PRICES REALISED FOR NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN MUTTON.

WAR BETWEEN CHILI AND PERU —DEFEAT OF THE PERUVIANS.

THE TELEGRAPH

OPERATOES

STRIKE IN AMERICA,

THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC. — REMOVAL OF BRITISH TROOPS.

BRITISH. GOVERNMENT THWARTED BY EGYPTIAN OFFICERS HE

SUEZ CANAL,

LONDON. July 21. The Now Zealand mutton, ex British Queen, has realised an average of "d ; and the Australian, ex Lusitania, 6.j-d to G^d. The Peruvian forces have been defeated by the Chilians, with the loss of 1000 men. The French arc endeavoring; to force a convention with the Siamese. Eight thousand telegraph operators have struck in America, affecting the communication with 200 cities in the United States and Canada. Most of the troops stationed at Cairo have been sent to Suez. The Egyptian officers everywhere thwart the action of tho British Government in regard to the second canal. The result now depends on Baron do Lesseps being willing to make further concessions. The Economist, discussing the question of Australian federation, expresses a fear that tho financial and tariff differences present an almost insuperable obstacle. July 22. Cholera has appeared in Ismalia. The P. and O. boat Rohilla has not touched at any of tho canal ports, and has proceeded direct.

By Electrio Telegeami.—Copyeight.

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