LATEST BIRTISH AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Kumara Times, Issue 3106, 16 October 1886, Page 2

LATEST BIRTISH AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

[REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. ♦ DEPARTURE OF WM. BEACH, THE SCULLER. ARRIVAL OP THE LIGURIA. THE FISHING SCHOONER SEIZURE DIFFICULTY SETTLED. GEN. KAULBARS AND HIS TOUR, (Received October 15, 10.15 p.m.) London, October 15. William Beach, the Australian sculler, sailed by the Lusitania to-day, for Syduey. He received an ovation from the crowd which had assembled to witness his departure. The Orient Company's steamship Liguria, which left Melbourne on September 3rd, arrived at Plymouth to-day. Ottawa, October 14. The difficulty which had arisen between the Canadian and United States Governments by the seizare by the former of an American schooner, which had failed to report at the Customs, has been amicably settled. (Received October 1, 16.15 p.m.) Sofia, October 14. General Kanlbars has suddenly re ce'ued orders from the Russian Government instructing him to abandon his tour through Roumelia, and he has now returned to Rustchnk. He will shortly proceed to this city with a view of delaying the meeting of the Grand Sobranje. [special to press association. ] London, October 11. The Bulgarian elections have resulted in the supporters of the Regency securing 400, while M. Zaukofy, the man who proclaimed the deposition of Prince Alexander, only secured 21. October 12. The sister of Professor Holloway, of pills and ointment fame, intends to dispute her brother's will. October 13. A loan issued from Coromandel, Thames, of £BO,OOO, has been placed on the market.