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SiDecial to " Star " hkuteb's telegrams. Received August 4, 2.20 p.m. London, August 3. Owing to quarantine difficulties the British Government lias suspended the conveyance of mails by Egyptian rail., | way, and has» sanctioned their transport by Suez Canal. Cairo, August 2. Cases of cholera now appearing here are of a milder character than ai first, and hope is entertained of the abatement of the epidemic. The health of the British troops is now much better. Hong Kong, August 3. Intelligence is to hand that Tudue, the Regent of Anam is dead, and that he has been succeeded by Phudal Dal. Paris, August 2. Legitimists have been discovered in this city and a number of revolutionary documents have been seized by the police at a meeting house of the conspirators. Eeceived August 4 1.10 p.m.] M elbouhnk, This Day. The steamship Pat ian brings out 300 immigrants to N T ew South Wales. The identification of Kavanagh, informer, as one of the passengers is complete. Hanlon evaded the general muster of tho^e on board, bnt subsequently confessed as to his identity, and admitted that the others were Kavanagh and Smith. The captain declared that as KavanagU was booked to Melbourne he would be landed. The police, however, dissuaded the capt. from such a proceeding. There was a strong force of constables on board, in view of possible disturbances. The Argus to day doubts the wisdom of preventing the landing of the informers, and expresses an opinion that it will probably be regarded as uufrii ndly towards England, ami that it is only intended to gratify the disaffected.