EUROPEAN NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
[nelson mail.] To readers- of English telegrams the last week has been productive of some confusion, as, in addition to the San Francisco mail summary, there have been no less than three arrivals of Australian steamers with cablegrams— l don't like the word, but like many other disagreeable things it forces, itself upon you. The Lady Bird arrives with English news up to the 23rd March, then pomes the Nebraska with a summary dating only to the 6th of the same month, and telling us of occurrences of which we knew five or six weeks ago. In the same paper in. which her news appears we find that the Wonga Wonga has .arrived wjth English dates to the 25th, and before. we' have had time to unravel this mass of information that lies before us like a tangled bail of twine, without beginning or end; down comes the Alhambra, telling us what took place in London last Thursday week, and repeating a good deal of what w/e had heard by way of ''Auckland.'; Then, to add to pur -troubles, we have the Australian telegrams, which give in detail the news of the receipt of certain telegraphic despatches from the Secretary of )|tate jEgr the Oolonies, of the sending ,ofi which\ we ha% already been inforuied^alsolikdetail, by thd cablegrams—t]|at^^hjßdwo^)hceag^. \t the clqs&of th v »jj^elegr|^hica|ly' ?^ peaking, ■'trying wepk>}s '-feel fib the syjaptoms that the doc^siwouldCtell you (tiinghfc be W-pected-in a,nisn who hjad gone te/s&ed a.f ter/ii nearly Clipper of underdone pastry sao'd'semj^poked pprk". Everything is in ta ~j umble. Earl Kimberley arid Mr Gladstpne are; having a row over a shepherd, ,^vho hajs been murdered at a sheep station' ii^ New ; South Wales, in consequence of his declining to attend the demonstration 1 In honor of Sir George Bowen, who dis-i approved of the Irish University Bill because it would interfere with intercolonial free trade, in spite of which wheat is weak in Sau Francisco, a cir-; cumstance, however, which does riot in-: terfere with the Spanish. Cortes selling half-chests of teaat 16 farthings, or pre-i v<>nt the Khivan expedition carrying put; it* original design of replacing Napoleoni on th§ French throne, and thus' putting i an end to the liabilities incurred by thej LondonandLiverpooVlnsuranceiOpinpany^ in consequence of Smyrna bjeing partiallyi devoured by a tidal, wave. , When I un-; dertpok- sbhae timeago to furnish a weekly ■ Bummajry.-of -events,;! had" np';idea that I; should ey,er^be-;iealled uppn to write anj j^tracfc'PKiJl that\had taken place in| i^rope, AM, Afrio^and America within j that period*, in addition to our own local: matters^ so that on the whole, on re-read-ing the abbve lines, I rather flatter myself ! that I have fully mastered the subject! with which! ha.4 to flea.l. ;
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1465, 15 April 1873, Page 3
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457EUROPEAN NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1465, 15 April 1873, Page 3
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