CABLE NEWS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2570, 3 July 1882, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

[ebctbe’s telegeams.] LONDON, Juno 30. Tho editor of “ Freihiet ” has boon sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment for publishing an article justifying the PhcEtiix Park murders. July 1. Consols 99y. New Zealand securities are firm at last quotations. Adelaide wheat, off coast cargoes, are selling at 50s; Now Zealand wheat, ex warehouse, at 495; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, 355; Australian tallow is unchanged at 42s 6d for best beef, and 43s 6d for host mutton. Tho total stock iu London today was 8800 casks. “The Irish Repression Bill has been again under consideration in Committee of the whole House of Commons, and after a very lengthy' debate, and despite great opposition, all tho clauses have boon passed. Tho Bill came up for consideration soon after the meeting of- the House yesterday, and tho discussion was continued during the whole of last night and until a lato hour to-day, the sitting lasting iu all for thirty-two hours. Great opposition was shown to tho passage of the Bill by Mr Parnell and tho Homo Rulers, and their action was of such an obstructive and disorderly character that Mr Parnell and fifteen of his supporters were suspended for the remainder of tho, sitting. The obstruction nevertheless continued, and finally six more Homo Rulers were suspended for disorderly conduct. The debate then proceeded more quietly, and as already stated all tho clauses of the Bill were at length passed through committee. Active preparations continue for the despatch of troops to Egypt. A siege train of seventy-two guns is also being got in readiness at Woolwich Arsenal far that country. CAPETOWN, June 30.

All hostilities iii Zalnland havo uow ceased, tlio rival chiefs Ohau aud Dahako having been pacified by British residents.

BOMBAY, July 1

Ifhe Jnciian Government is making preparations for the despatch of 10,000 British and native troops to Egypt, should their services bo required. ALEXANDRIA, July 1. It is reported that Arabi Pasha is about to proceed to Constantinople. NEW YORK, Juno 30. - Guiteau, the assassin of General Garfield, was hanged to-day.