LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 7, 2 July 1889, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

J3y Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. (per pkess association.) ~i Tjondok, July l. The Times considers that Gseat Britain would be justified in; calling the Portuguese to task for their- injustice to a British Company." Portugal has assured the British Government that the official reports will show that the Delagoa affair has been exaggerated. ; Letters have teen* received confirming the statement that Stanley and Emm Bey 1 are struggling down toward the Zanzibar Coast under great hardships. Sir G. Ohetwynd was convicted by the Jockey Club of conniving at malpractice on the turf. ' : »Mr W. O'Brian has returned to Cork. ? There was great excitement among the' crowd which assembled to greet him, and * • a disturbance ensued, which led to the poboe using their batons freely over the -<■ heads of the mob. A A marriage has been arranged between -^ Albert Victor, eldest son ot the Prince of Wales, and his cousin; Princess Yictona :: of Germany, Bister of the Emperor William. ■ * Zanzibar. JTnly 1. ». I)r Peters is now co-operating with Captain Wiseman, and German forces have been landed at Lamur, and' are marching into the interior. .Chicago, July I. Seven pnsoneiß ; have been indicted for the mnrder of Dr Cromh. Sulhvan is not amongst the number, and it is expected he will be re-arrested and charged later on. ■'■'■' 4 " :t '