REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN. London, January 18. The Irish Land Commission are now deciding upon the appeals by the landlords against the decision of the Land Courts. So far the findings of the Chief Commissioner have confirmed the reductions made in the rents. Mr Vernon has, however, dissented trom the opinions of his colleagues. Intelligence is to hand that a treaty of peace ha* been signed between Chili and Bolivia, the ally of Peru in the late war. Washington, January 19. The trial ol'Guiteau is still proceeding. Scoville, counsel for the defence, continues his speech on behalf of the prisoner. He ascribes the latter's crime to the outcome of political rancour, and asserts that General Grant, Mr Conkling, and President Arthur are morally answerable for the deed. * LATEST AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Brisbane, January 20. Six escapees from New Caledonia have been captured by the police.
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Kumara Times, Issue 1658, 21 January 1882, Page 2
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