NEWS BY CABLE.

Manawatu Herald, 22 July 1881, Page 3

NEWS BY CABLE.

• (BEUTER's TELE-BAMS). Paris. July 17. Don Carlos, the well-known claimant of the Throne of Spain, who has been residing in France since the termination of the Spanish civil war, has been accused by the ' French Government of intriguing with the Legitimist party. „ He was arrested today, and conducted to the frontier and forbidden to re-enter the country. hi'/ .'. .'>•.■ . Calcutta, July 18. Ayoub Khan has left his camp at Ferrah and crossed the frontier into Indian territory. He is noy at Hyderabad, in the province of Scinde. His motive for acting ?. thtuhaa ndt yet transpired. •; : I „.,.,'..-;, Melboukni^ July 18. Large sales of the new season's tea have taken place during the last few days. Prices are against the importers. The sugar market is firmer. The trial of Henderson and others, in connection with the steamer India, alias Ferret, commenced today. rs London, July 18. The Very Rev. A. P. Stanley, Dean of Westminster, ii alarmingly ill, and his physicianß give no hope of his recovery. The agitation in favor of Irish tenants, which' was recently manifested among the Irish labouring classes in 'England, is now showing signs of revival, j. July Il^EFeniug. i In the House of CommonsNlpday Mr Gladstone announced that the Irish Land Commission had been appointed, and would consist of the following members :— Lord O'Hagan (Lord Chancellor of Ireland), Mr E. F. Litton (member for Tyrone), and Mr Vergon, land'agent; July 19. < 'Dean Stanley died today, aged 66. Very general surprise is expressed at' the names of the members of the Irish Laud Commission. The appointments are considered weak, and will be strongly opposed -by Irish members in the House of Commons. , , New Yoek, July 18. A Very Severe tornado passed over the greater part of the State of Minnesota today. Immense destruction has been caused to property and heavy financial loss has resulted. Sydney, July 18. No fresh cases of small-pox have occurred ■ in ; ttiis city since the _sth instant, and all the patients in quarantine are progressing favorably towards recovery. The authorises, however, have i_ nowise, relaxed _}eir ■ vigUaiice, and are making every effort' to prevent the spread of infection and to stamp out the/disease. July 19. Her Majesty's ship Bacchante will complete her repairs next week, and will then sail direct for Fiji to rejoin the Detached Squadron. ;/ „ ..■ / ; • / It is stated, but the announcement : requires confirmation, :that the Australian Agency and Banking, Corporation has purchased the, businessof Messrs A. Goldsi•' tough- ' and Co., the well-known ' wool broker*, y :■■■■■■-,' : ■ ■ - '.-.■ .<?■<■■■: *■' ~~~: — :i-. '■■■ J l ' ;-- — -r — — ■■'