Condensed Cablegrams LONDON.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 17 January 1890, Page 2

Condensed Cablegrams LONDON.

Portugal Una ordered the Governor of Mozambique to immediately execute England's wishes with reference to tho withdrawal of Portuguese officials and troops from the Shire River aud Mashonaland. It is stated that the Prince of "Wales is infuviatad at the mention of certain names in connection with the West End scandal, and insists | on the police probing the matter to the end in order to rid the community of all concerned in tho scandal hence the newly awnkoned zeal of the police. It is expected that further exposures will now ba i made At tho trial of Mr P.irkes, at the suit of Lord Euston, the defendant I ' said lie was in possession of numer- 1

ous letters and photographs of frequenters of the house in the West End were 1 tho alleged offences were committed. A great sensation has been \ caused by the flight of Bradely, the English advocate who defended Arabi Pasha. He ig said to h<3 Jmphcated in the West End scandal. _ Lord Salisbury had arranged, in the case of Portugal holding out, to occupy. Del agoa, Quillimane, the Cape tie Verde Islands, and St Vincent. ■ ; It appears that the Australian mails were not sent by the train which was destroyed in Nebraska, although it was at first supposed they were on board.