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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1739, 21 June 1886, Page 2

Cbeuter's telegrams. 1 )

Me (.bourse, Saturday. It is reported here to-day that the French Government have* sent iastructions to the s Qovernor of< New (Caledonia, to cause steps to be taken to have the French flag at New Hebrides hauled down without de- :.%, „-.•';. . ■ r-- ,:.. , : .._ : '■ : .- . "I."". , Rißi?,; # Junel9.^ M. de'FteVcihet^rreraieV, m his ■ interview with Lord Lyons on lhursday last, promised the British Ambassador that he should be supplied with details of the outrages which had been committed on the ! . French subjects m New Hebrides. £ The newspaper Le Temps .m a leading article to-day, urges thai; !a. fresh arrangement should be come to between England and France, •regarding Nciw Hebrides.: .v '; ;-: ' ' London, June 18. • In the. cricket match, Australians V. Gentlemen of England, the latter m their first innings scored 471 all out. .:. Inutile House of Lords to-day, iEairl Kimberley, Secretary of State .for Injiia, m reply to a question put by the Marquis of Salisbury, stated that Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador at Paris, yesterday saw M. \De Freycinet, the French* Premier, who stated he had not been informed of the hoisting of the French Flag at New Hebrides, but be had cabled on Wednesday last to the Governor of New Caledonia, instructing him if hoisting the flag had been effected it shod Id cease forthwith.