LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Evening Star, Issue 3411, 27 January 1874, Page 3

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

■*». London, January 18, The Pnrice and Princess of. Walds have ar£ med afeSt. Petembupghi •/, The Papal baUJa ‘Causingsensation, i • n hj iThree hundred thousasd of the oew Zealand loan was taken up 1 at, njnetyThe corn market lias advanced from.sixpence to a shilling. Home deliveries are small and ' ' ,J “ • £V' ; ' . 5 1. ! January iff/* , Disauioting.rumdrs whiehikistddcbnoerning' thc relations between France, Gennady, ‘ ttnd R|«y have been 1 contradicted;' > f.-u■ r .. The ‘ Nocqo Dcutshen Zeitung 1 says the rela«0J“; bctween Prance and Germany depend on, the attitude .of Pijance .towards the Ultramqntanes. “ , * \'~y *

Some l^ave. been Where 900 diggers we working,' Access- from the toast'lS difficult.’.. 1

m. 'tJ 1 ■ '/Vat ' 1!? ° ‘January 19. r ' 1 ironclad Numandiat and her convicts surrendered’to thc Spanish Government, but the insurgents retireffito-Algeria. 1r 1 . ii. -.*

t{ -’ : K i Janttanril9; > T* v C 1^ u ar » which has been issuedl hvi the, Italian &overmnent,_ guarantees absolute freea°m to the Papal Conclave in electing asucceasortoPius IX., ■ _L.. ~i •t . ■ PAR)Kj, ,darinaryl9. ;> ; Tne- Asseitibly rejeotedanAmfindmentori the* Mayors Bill, the' Government having a majority, of,.four*. r, lr. V :c' d 1 ‘ tl -Nbw York, January<l9*. entertained at al banqueV at New left , for San Francisco.. “® concluded and posted a convention .with the American Government, ; • .0 *"• - '/drALLE,’January {9. Bangalore left, for on. the. 17th. _ /. fs. •* • I ; ' — 1 -■ ■ ' ■ - r - ~ * " »\r s J*

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

, Governor Weld (of Western Australia) arnved -by the, xtoail, andisUkelytorernain in the gqlomes several toonthA : He twill probably visit New, Zealand. , . , \ The'’Gerihan' • corvette Arcba'a *is v expected the end-of Febriiar'y* or. the‘hegmhihg of March. •• ,• • The steamer returns from Sydney to Dunedin, to commence the service at that end next, m0nth..,,;., , , *;•, The English cricketers haye'sailed. for Sydi; • :;.A very-strong eighteep hM chosen .againstthem, in T . eluding AH the best cricketing ‘ talent in the oountrr. •. V- *•; Mr Wfllikto Ebbettson; sqiiat'tcf, of C<dae, dead. It is stated he wa3 %&tn hiTf a'million. Ryah> ; horsey, including ! The Ace;andLe?).? ?,52o■guineas,., The Ac 4 brought 875 guineas, and Persian Colt, a.two-year-old, 600guineau, . . \ Good tains hdVe fallen in alLthetJolohies^ The Margaret Galbraith,' froth' Glasgow- to Utagdj- was spoken oh I)ecCmber r 8; ' ~ ' ■ The overland line‘was ifitentoptfed' for four dayjur. // , <."l iii-.r .y.v; The new steamer Otago hastotnalre a trial * z3and line ’^ ein ® Pltoed oh the New _SA new Ita% i opeto ; potoP«iy i W&iSfcpora jrauniert as pmoa dptma,: commence i a season here nefxt. March; ' ‘ Nearly-All the Weat 1 ’Australian loan was taken by the National Bank. Sngar-fealringAat J 'neW- millsi commences-next . . .. ~, ‘ ■: ' i StDNBT., vr a I"« etin S Pf the , Rifle Association, it was resolved to ask the views of‘jVictpri,a ahd New Zealand on the weapons for .the next Intercolonial match. .... , , *»\ The vessel oli'.ke beach at Port HacWngi Proves to W the Alice Jane Mary, from Trohgh to Noumea/”' This same vessel was seen by’the -Alite Cameiron. ■ A largo amount of gold hast been received from the Northern goldfields, l ' »; • ■. • 0..-i , . .Queensland.. Quinlans store,. Brisbane, has. been .burned down. It was insured for LIO.OQO, ~ ,