LATE CABLE NEWS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2527, 15 May 1882, Page 3

LATE CABLE NEWS.

[By Tblkgsaph.J £Per s.s. Alhambra, at Dunedin."] LONDON, May • Laycook challenged Hanlan, but the latter declined. Hanlan beat Trickett by a quarter of a mile in the most leisurely fashion. Trickett was outpaced throughout, and passed (he winning post thoroughly exhausted. Hanlan’s time was 28min Biec. The water was rough, and both men wore compelled to bale.

The Pope has recovered from his indis position.

Selby repudiates the cricketing scandal, and the enquiry i« still going on. The disturbances at Skye re the ejectment for non-payment of rent has subsided. The Pope has decided to send Archbishop Croje on a special mission to Australia. Socialism is Rereading in the United States, and in New York the Socialists are very active.

A large number of the expatriated Russian Jews have decided to take refuge in Palestine.

The ex-Bmpress Eugene is lying dangerously ill at Paris. Ur Forster warned the Government against the danger of purchasing obedience to the law by paying blackmail to the law-breakers.

Mr W. fl. Smith has withdrawn his resolutions for the establishment of a peasant proprietary in consequence of the altered situation. The Conservative party and Press treat the action of Government with ridicule, and regard it as a total reversal of their former policy, and an admission of their attempt to pacify Ireland a total failure. Emboldened by the concessions the Irish Land Leaguers are redoubling their efforts to obtain Home Buie. They have issued addresses calling on the tenantry to pay no rent until Home Rule is granted, and other concessions promised by the Government fulfilled.