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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1081, 3 September 1883, Page 2

LATEST NEWS.

HOME AND FOREIGN. . ; ’‘>B- ; . .. .VI- v[REUTER —COPYRIGHT.] (Received Sept B, 0 45 a.m,) ‘ , ‘ ; LONDON, Soptl. ' ~ ■ Mr; Lo wther was elected' to-day by a large' ‘ 1 > majority to-the vacancy in the representation ) ? of Rutlandshire iii the House of Commons. 5 ’ V Seven Irishmen have been arrested at ’ Glasgow’charged^"with' complicity in blowing J up the gasometer-at the Glasgow gas wofkri in January last. . . VIENNA, Sept 1. N 7 Count Kalosky has arrived at Salzsburg and has had a protracted interview with Prince Bismarck, who ; is how on a visit to that town; ; , CAIRO, Sept 1. It is estimated that since the outbreak of the cholera epidemic 27,000. persons have died from the disease in this country. PARIS, Sept 1. Telegrams have been received here reporting that a niece of the late Queen Kanovalo 11, has succeeded to the throne.

AUSTRALIAN. [REUTER —-COPYRIGHT. J (Received Sept B, 12.45 p.m.) SYDNEY, This day. Latest betting on the Metropolitan : First Demon, 3to 1 ; Giumamulla. 4to I J Sardonyx, S to 1 ; Ascot, 10 to 1.

It has been resolved that the remains of the late Archbishop Vaughan shall bo buried in Sydney. MELBOURNE, This day. Arrived yesterday morning P. and OSteamer, Eosctta, with the inward Suez mails, dated London, July 27. Mr Service has agreed that the annexation Conference should behold in Sydney, in the beginning of October m order to suit the convenience of New South Wales, and is now consulting the other colonics with a view to a general ag eemeut as to the date.