CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 57, 16 October 1883, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

! Special to "Star." eeuteb's teleobams. LosDoa. Oct. 13. M. Wilson, son-in-law of M. Greevy, ; President of the French Republic, is i accused of having incited the mob to insult King Alphonso. It is rumoured that the Spanish Ambassador in Paris is about to withdraw, and a rupture of the relations between the two countries is considered imminent. The Order of the Garter has been conferred upon the Duke of Argyll. At the Newmarket meeting yesterday, the Middle Park Stakes was won by Lord Falmouth's Busybody ; the Duke of Montros's Royal Arch, second ; and Sir J. Willoughby's Hermit — Adelaide filly, third. The Champion Stakes resulted as follows:—Mr Lefevre's Tristian, 1 ; Duke of Hamilton's Ossian, 2; Lord Falmouth's Dutch Oven, 3. Many of the Austrian and German papprs are advocating a systematic colonising of New Guinea by Germany.

Received October 16, 0.55 a.m. London, October 15. Telegrams to hand from Foochow state that serious Anti-European riots have occuared there. At Hainan the populace is also in an excited state, and placards menacing the Mandarins and European residents have been posted and paraded by natives. Capetown, October 13. Latest intelligence from Zululand states that Osborne, British Eesident Commissioner, has gone to interview Cetewayo, with a view to inducing him to surrender to the British authorities.