TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 860, 27 March 1877, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

(Per Press Agency,) LATEST FROM EUROPE [By Submarine Cable.] THE EASTERN QUESTION. London, March 25. The armistice between Turkey aud Montenegro has been prolonged. It is believed that negotiations between England and Russia have failed. General Ignatieff has arrived at Vienna. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. (Per Botorua, via Auckland.) The body of a child was found in the Melbourne cemetery with the skull fractured. Adelaide. A haystack was struck by lightning, causing £IOOO damage. A public meeting has passed a. resolution against free immigration, as opposed to the interests of the colony, but favored assisted immigration, Queensland. The Government will appoint a Boyal Commission to enquire into the question of

financial separation of the Northern Terri tory

The body of a man was found at Wagga Wagga with the skull beaten in, apparently by an axe head. A verdict of " Wilful murder" against persons unknown. Mauritius advices had a favourable effect on the sugar market. Good inquiry for refined. MartelPs case, sold to arrive, at 23s 6d. Breadstuff's arc weak; wheat, (is Id to 6a 2d. An elderly man, George Scott, was committed to trial for forging an acceptance for £14,000. A London telegram advising the rise of a penny on kerosene in New York has caused an active local demand. D.R.O. candles sold at 9£d in bond ; currants have improved, quoted at 5 Jd. THE ENGLISH CRICKET MATCH. [by telegraph.] (Per Rotorua, via Auckland.) Combined Eleven. First Innings. Thompson, b Hill ... ... ... 1 Horan, c Hill, b Shaw 12 D. Gregory, runout ... ... ... 1 Cooper, b Southerton ... ... ... 15 Midwinter, c Ullyet, b Southerton ... 5 E. Gregory, c Greenwood, b Lilly white 0 Bannerman, not out ... ... ... 165 Blackham, b Southerton 17 Kendall, c Southerton, b Shaw 3 Hodges, b Shaw 0 Garrett, not out 18 Sundries ... ... ... ... S Total 245 All England. First Inning. Jupp, 1 b w, b Garrett 63 Selby, c Cooper, b Hodges 7 Charlwood, c Blackham, b Midwinter... 36 Ullyett, Ibw, b Thompson ... ... 10 Greenwood, cE. Gregory, b Midwinter 1 Armitage, c Blackham, b Midwinter ... 19 Shaw, b Midwinter ... ... ... 10 Emmett, b Midwinter ... ... ... 8 Lillywhite, c and b Kendall ... ... 10 Southerton, c Cooper, b Barrett ... 6 Hill, not out 35 Sundries... ... ... ... ... 1 Total 196 Combined Eleven. Second Innings. Bannerman, b Ullyett 4 Thompson, c Emmett, b Shaw 7 Horan, c Selby, b Hill 20 Garrett, c Emmett, b Shaw 0 Cooper, b Shaw 3 E. Gregory, c Emmett, b Ullyett ... 11 Blackham, 1 b w, b Shaw 6 Midwinter, c Southerton, b Ullyett ... 17 D. Gregory, b Shaw 3 Kendall, not out 17 Hodges, b Lillywhite ... 8 Sundries 8 Total 101 All England. Second innings. Hill, c Thompson, b Kendall 0 Greenwood, c Midwinter, b Kendall ... 5 Jupp, Ibw, b Midwinter 4 Charlwood, b Kendall IB Ullyett, b Kendall 21 Shaw, st Blackham, b Kendall 2 Selby, c Horan, b Hodges 38 Armitage, c Blackham, b Kendall ... 3 Lillywhite, b Hodges 4 Emmett, b Kendall 9 Southerton, not out 1 Sundries... 5 Total 108 Blackham's wicket-keeping wao greatly admired. Kendall was awarded the Austratralian Cup for the best bowling average, a handsome testimonial being subscribed for Bannerman. The English team give five pounds towards it. The English play the Victorian Fifteen, and also play at Ballarat, Armitage, of the English Eleven, was arrested for attempting to rescue a prisoner from the police. He got oil with a small fine. INTERPROVINOIAL. RICH GOLD FROM THE MOANATAIRI. THE GLOUCESTER CASE. Gahamstown, March 27. The Moanatairi has turned out 61640zs of melted gold from scwt of specimens yesterday.! This morning 15cwt were broken down, one stone weighing about 501 b, teing enormously rich, and estimated to be about half gold. Shares are rising. Auckland, March 27. Passengers per Rotorua from Sydney for Lyttelton —Messrs Reeves and Forsaith. Arrived—Rotorua. She left Sydney on March 21st. She goes South immediately after the arrival of the English mail. Dunedin, March 27.

A large and influential deputation waited upon the Mayor and Mr Keid this morning, in reference to the Gloucester. Great dissatisfaction was expressed at the action of Government in the matter, and of the proposal to land the Chinamen on the Quarantine Island. The Mayor said if this was done small-pox would be sure to be introduced into the colony. Mr Reid promised to take the advice of the medical men in the matter. Port Chalmers, March 27. Sailed Albion Company's ship Marlborough, for London, with thirty passengers and a cargo valued at £106,436.