CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 142, 23 May 1883, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

£THE DUBLIN PROVERBS. THE BE BRAZZA EXPEDITION. REFORMS IN TURKEY .-; :, \- MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND. THE CORONATION OF THE CZAR/ •■''■■"■■•■■■ f ■ : J-""."" ! ' DEATH OF. BItt-iW. CHAMBERS. DEFEAT OF CKTEWAYO. ,'-.,. • MERCY TO A MURDERER.! ILLNESS OF JKFFERSON DAVIS. j , MR BRADLAUGH. | THE ANNEXATION OF NEW ,-.:■ .:: , .GUINEA. I (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH;— COPYRIGHT.) (SPECIAL TO UNITED PRESS: ASSOCIATION.) ..' . . London, May 21; It i 3 intended^ to ; send Kavanigh, James Smith, . Q'H anlon, , and - Peter /Carey, the approvers m the Phoenix Park case, to Australia, ; .: : > • The , De Brazz a expedition has been reinforced.; . .•; . \-,-,\ , : ' . The Porte has appointed a Commission to inaugurate* reforms throughout the Empire. ; , In consequence of. evidence recently obtained m connection with the inquiry into other crimes, the Irish .police have arrested, seven men on "a charge; of having been concerned m the murder of Mrs Henry J. Smythe, who was shoe dead near Barbavilla House, County Westmeath, on 2nd April, 1882, while driving home from church m a carriage, m company with Mr Barlow Symthe, her brother-in-law, and Lady Henrietta Monck. The actual murderers were at the time reported to be three men, and they fired point blank at the carriage. It was believed the death ot Mr Barlow Smythe was aimed at. Several arrests were made at the time, but no conclur tiva evidence was obtainable. ; London, May 20. The ; Czar and Czarina have proceeded \ from Gatschina to Moscow, and reached the Pefcrbffsky Palace safely. They were received with great enthusiasm. ■ Sir W. Chambers, the publisher, of Edinburgh, who received a baronetcy only a few days back, is dead. Information is to hand from -the Capo that Cetewayo has suffered another defeat at the hands of the Zulu. chief Ohara. The capifai sentence passed on Patriok Delaney, who con I eased to complicity m the Phoenix Park murders,

has b^en OommUGed to penal darvitade for life. ■'■. ,|^;. b ! ' •tafferson D^ivis is aerioWiy. ilf t and his condition is oohsidetecl Veiy critical. Mr Bradlaugh is brganisinet jjpjjrionster maeting to be ; held, in -;Trtfftlgarr; Rqnareon'Auguat 6th". v . '•" Captain Moresby, m a letter %o the Times, supports the claims of Queensland m the annexation of New Guinea.