TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2579, 13 July 1882, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH &_ FOREIGN. [reuter's telegrams.! LONDON, July 11. The cricket match, Australians v Marylebone Club, could not be resumed to-day owing to the rain. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 12. Said Paaha has been appointed Grand Ti:der, in the v-iaee of Abdurrahman Pashp,.

NEW ZEALAND. f>K2 PBKBS ABBOOIATIOH.I AUCKLAND, July 13. The " Herald " objects to the colony being at tho expense of repairing Governor Hobson's tomb in Auokland oemetery, and pointed out that his widow owned £20,000 worth of property here. The seamen of H M.S. Nelson have repaired the graves of Commodore Burnett, of the Orpheus, and Midshipman Watkins, killed at the storming of Rangiriri. Winiata'a father having threatened vengeance on Europeans, Tawahaio has taken him into custody to prevent mischief. WELLINGTON, July 13. In the Supreme Court, this morning, Mr Travers made application for Mr DeLautour to be admitted a solicitor and barrister of the Supreme Court. After argument the application wbb referred back for further information. . . „ OAMARU, July 13. A farmer, named James Newsom, was killed at Duntroon yesterday by a dray passing over his chest. DUNEDIN, July 13. At the City Court Mr Oarew decided that the present Licensing Committee had no power to grant extension of licenses after hours, as under the old Act. PALMERSTON NORTH, July 13. A man named Edwin H. Turley, a resident of Motua, near Eoxton, was killed by the falling of a tree in Ktzherbert Bush yesterday. An inquest will be held to-day. A meeting it to be held here to consider tho fact that no sum is mentioned in the publio works statement for the Palmerston and Woodville line.