CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 33, 4 January 1883, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

THE RISING IN CABQL. A SEDITIOUS M HIM BE It OF PAItLIAMIiiNT. THE OCCUPATION OF EG?PT. (BY ELECTEIC TELEGRAPH. — COPYRIGHT.) (UNITED PEESB ASSOCIATION) J London, Jan. 1. The reported rising m Oabul has been suppressed. Mr Richard Lalor, M.P. Queen's County, addressing a meeting at Wicklow, urged the inhabitants of Ireland to commence to orgauisb themselves, with the view of making a forcible effort to secure the freedom of their country. He will probably be prosecuted for his speech. Sir Evelyn Wood advises that the Egyptian army should consist of 6000 men, with a suitable proportion of English officers. The Rhenish provinces and Switzerland are suffering severely from terrible floods. The official bulletin on Sunday afternoon as to M. Gambetta's hetjlth, an* nounced his local condition to be better, and the general condition unchanged. At" 9 o'clock, however, an alarming change occurred, the doctors were hurriedly summoned, but M. Gambetta expired at midnight. He was quite conscious to the last. There is great excitement m Paris. Grarabetto'a Bufferings were terrible, but wfre borne, with great fortitude. The Optimist bulletins which were issued were composed with the view of sustaining the patient's courage. Me desired to be buried at Nice, but a State funeral m Paris has been den creed, and the Oppositionists , are stunned. The new Primate of All Eagland will be enthroned after Easter. Mr Biggar, M. P. for Cavan, has been committed for trial on a charge of vilifying the Vice-roy of Ireland. Bail was accepted; The stock of tallow m London this day amounts to 13,100 casks. January 2. A commission has been appointed to enquire into the conduct of rarious Irish priuons. Washington, Jan. 1. The Hawaiian Envoy and Minister to the United States died suddenly at the White House to-day, while attending tlie New Year's reception held by President Arthur. Paris, Jan, 3. Gambotta's age was 44, not 54, as stated m a previous message.