TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2581, 15 July 1882, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

[BETJTEB'a TBLEGBAMB.I LONDON, July 12. The cricket match, Australians v Marylebone, which was postponed yesterday owing to the rain, was resumed today. The weather was fine. Marylebone, ia their first innings, scored 302. The Australians then went in for their first innings, which closed for a total of 138. Time was then called, and the match was drawn. July 13. A cricket match was to have been commenced to-day at Dewebury between the J Australians and the United North ; but it had to be postponed owing to heavy rain. The deputation of Maoris from Auckland, with a petition to the Queen, have arrived in London, and 'JESarI Kimberley has consented to grant the deputation an interview at an early date. ST. PETERSBURG, July 13. A terrible railway accident occurred to-day in Moscow,- resulting in the death of fully 180 people, and in serious injuries to many others, the train being completely wrecked.

MELBOURNE, July 15. Sailed—Manapouri, for Bluff, on the 13th. The question of the abolition of stock tas has been referred to the Tariff Commiisioß, now sitting. SYDNEY, July 15. Sailed, yesterday afternoon —Hero, for Auckland. A suggestion has been made that the Government should purchase two gunboats for the defence of Sydney harbor. AUCKLAND, July 15. Winiata's case is still proceeding. When arrested by Tawhaio's orders, Winiata's father had started out with a gun with the intention of shooting any European as iitu. It is rumoured that Winiata's friends have carried nway the property of Newton, one of the Native witnesses against tho aooused, Winiata has been found guilty and sentenced to death. Gilmour's drapery establishment was entered yesterday morning, and £3O worth of goods and a few shillings in cash stolen therefrom, but as yet there is no clue to the thieves.

The Upper Thames Natives inlend petitioning re Epiha’s sentence. WELLINGTON, July 15. The telegraph authorities have received information that th j Siberian lines are inter* rupted. O AMARU, July 15. A slight ehook of earthquake took place at 8.30 yesternight.