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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1342, 3 June 1878, Page 2

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CABLE_NEWS SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE. [from oxra own correspondent.] Another Victory for the Australians. The Marylebone Team. London, June 1. The Australian team defeated Yorkshire by six wickets. The Australians are the favorites in all the other matches. The Marylebone team comprised the best players in England—G-race, Hornby, Booth, Eidjey, Webbe, Wild, Flowers, Hearne, Shaw, Vernon, and Morley. [BBTJTBB'B BPKOIAI TBLEGBAMB TO THJ* P3BBS AGBNOY.] Vienna, May 31. Count Andrassy has declared that notwithstanding the Russian explanations his views remain opposed to those of Russia. London, June 1. The various questions raised by Count Schouvaloff aud the British Government have at length been settled, but there is delay in issuing invitation to Congress. The German ironclads were going to Plymouth and Gibraltar when the collision occurred. Constantinople, June 1. The Roumelian insurgents are well armed, and occupy ;.n impregnable position, from which the Russian troops are powerless to di-lodge them.

AUSTRALIA. SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Shipwreck near Melbourne. Sydney, June l. Tho Lochard, from London to Melbourne, has been wrecked at Cape Otway, aud all, exoept I wo, drowned. The Blackbird has also been wrecked.

INTKRPROVINCIAT,,. [PEB PBESS AGTCNOY.] Ditnedin, June 3. The are fourteen entries for the All Aged Coursing match which takes place at Tokomairiro on Friday next. The contractors for dredging Punedin harbour intend using electric light, to enable them to carry on the work by night. The light was exhibited on the dredge on Saturday night and showed great illuminating power.