TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2542, 1 June 1882, Page 3

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

[eexjter’s telegrams.] LONDON, May 31. A portion of the cargo of meat, ex ship Dunedin from Port Chalmers, has been placed on the market at Glasgow, and is realising 7d per pound. The cricket match, Australians v Cambridge, has resulted in a victory for the latter by six wickets. CONSTANTINOPLE, May 31. It has transpired that Lord DnlTerin, English Ambassador, and Marquis do Noaillea, French Ambassador, have re. quested the Sultan to make a declaration in favor of Tewfik Pasha remaining on the Egyptian throne.

MELBOURNE, June I

Arrived—This morning, the Union Co.’s new steamship Manipouri, from . Glasgow. In the Assembly last night a debate took place on the motion of Mr Patterson, calling attention to the address of the Irish people, signed by certain members of the House, which had been made public. Sir Bryan O’Loughlin announced that the Government did not intend to take any action in the matter. The signatories to the address expressed their loyalty to ♦he Queen, but upheld an agitation for Home Rule for Ireland. Sir Bryan

O’Longhlin also spoke in favour of the creation of an Irish Parliament. The debate then closed. SYDNEY, Juno 1. Arrived—Last evening, the steamer Wakatipu, from Wellington. The Newcastle miners on strike have agreed to the proposals that matters in dispute should be submitted to arbitration. BRISBANE, June 1. The Customs revenue for the last month shows an increase of £7772 compared with last year. The Queensland Parliament will reassemble on the 4th of July,

{PUS FBBIS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, June I. Mr A. H. Nathan has received the following cablegram from Foochow re the opening of the tea market:—“ The market opened on the 29th of May, Opening prices are—two taels over last year for fine to finest; medium, one tael over last year. Tho qmlity of the Foochow tea is considered much the same as last year. A large business is doing. The steamship Bowen is loading for New Zealand.” BLENHEIM, Junel, A slight shook of earthquake was felt hero at 11 20 last night. WELLINGTON, June 1. In the House to-day Mr Maoaudrew presented a petition from Wi Farata, who holds authority from To Whiti, asking that To Whiti may be hoard by counsel from the bar of the House with regard to the West Coast Peace Preservation Bill. OAMABU, June 1. The Customs duties for the month of May amounted to £1741 Is. The vital statistics are ; Births, 38 ; marriages, 9 j deaths, 6. DUNEDIN, June 1. The Customs revenue for the month of May amounted to £36,012. NAPIER, June 1, The Customs revenue for the month of May is £3029. The beer duty has fetched £l4O. The vital statistics are : Births, 31 ; marriages, 9 ; deaths, 18.