NEWS BY CABLE.
(REUTERS SPECIAL TO PRESS AGENCYJ London, January 13. New Zealand fives, 100. Adelaide wheat is Is. lower; total afloat, 1,500,000 quarters. The November mail has been delivered. January 14. The French Minister of War has resigned; General Greohy succeeds him.
A Frenchman named Maddin threatened to shoot the Queen. He is under detention in Broadmoor prison. The distress in the operative districts is increasing.
Melbourne, Wednerday.
Canterbury v. Bohemians. Canterbury, first innings, 197 ; Bohemians, first innings, two wickets down for 152.
A telegram states that the Loch Luuart on her return voyage to Melbourne was wrecked on the coast of Belfast, Ireland. Pearce sailed on board.
(SPECIAL TO THE PRESS AGENCY,) Melbourne, Wednesday. The Albion sailed yesterday. The Claud Hamilton arrived yesterday.
A telegram from the Underwriters' Association reports that the Loch Lunart, from Glasgow to Melbourne, was wrecked off the coast of Ireland. It will be remembered that Tom Pearce shipped Home in this vessel.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5554, 16 January 1879, Page 2
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159NEWS BY CABLE. New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5554, 16 January 1879, Page 2
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