CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 50, 9 December 1882, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

SPECIAL TO " STAR." [BT ELECTRIC TfiLEORAPH.— COPrBXOHr.] XUUlEk'j TiJLEOfiAAIS. London. December 6 L-rd Kimbcrley has ■ i -missed the •' 'olonial >e.-retnry of (_-.br- Ua (.Major General B-iynes) and the ' hief <f Police therp, for having approved of the surrender to apain of two refuges from Cuba Tlie Abl:unbr:t Theatre, i .en-ester Square, was destroyed by (ire to-day. Autiiony Trollope, the nove iest. wli.> has been serious y dl for some time past, died to.d-iy. agol 67. The K.sle p of Winchester aud th> ' H'shop of Durham are each meuiione. 8 likely tv .succeed the bite Di Tail n, me Arc.iiepi-co/al See of Canterbury. Arabi fasha, in a letter lo the Time.-, cheerfully refers to th sentence p isse,. i up m hiui, and states that he i C mseiou-.-that the English Covernmeut will cm pit te t:e reforms in higypt which hcoaimeu eed. December 7A serious fire his occurred n W ol street, C teap.si le, eight bouses are n >w ;u flames and t ,c cuutlagrauon is spreading. The funeral or the late Archbishop o anterbury will take place to- Jay ai • rt' i igton, Cjune . l'.vuis, Decern bt r 0. Tiie death is aiiiioiiiiced uf .»i . L vi Diane, politician and au.hor, aged ijj Cairo, Deeembei' 7. The trial of il"' rebel leaders is now being rapidly proceeded with, and three ol ibe prisoners have been condemned lo .•x.le. Arabi and his accomplices, whose sen'e.ee whose .sentence of death have been commuted to exile for life, are lo be de ported fco eyhui.