CABLEGRAMS.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1136, 1 September 1882, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

[Reuter’s Special.] LONDON. August 29. The Cricket Match All England v. Australians was resumed to-day, at Kensington Oval, in the presence of an enormous number of spectators, though the weather was showery. In consequence of rain the wicket was heavy. The Australians commenced their second innings by sending in Bannerman and Massie, the former was bowled for 2, when Murdoch joined Massie, and these two commenced to run up a score ; Massie was hitting very freely and had put together a splendidly played 55 when he was bowled Murdoch remained at the wickets a little longer and had contributed 29 when he was run out. None of the other batsmen made any stand, and the remaining wickets fell rapidly ; the innings finally closed for 122 as previously telegraphed. The fielding of the Englishmen throughout was excellent, and the bowling of Peate was capital. The Home team then requiring 85 runs to win went in for their second innings. Messrs Hornby and Grace taking their places at the wickets ; the latter played a good innings for 32 when he was caught; of the other batsmen Ulyett with 11, and the Hon. A. Lyttelton with 12, were the only ones to contribute double figures, none of the others could make any stand against the splendid bowling of Spofforth and Boyle who did great execution, four of their opponents failing to score at all. The innings finally closed for 77, and the Australians thus won the match by 7 runs. The excitement towards the close of the game was very great, and the greatest interest was taken by the spectators. The play of the Australians was much admired. The following is a complete score of the day’s play : —Australians, 2nd innnings : Bannerman, c., 13 ; Massie, b., 55 ; Murdoch, run out, 29 ; Bonnor, b., 2 ; Horan, 2 ; Giffen, c., 0; Blackham, c., 7 ; Garret, notout, 2; Boyle, b., 0; Jones, run out, 6; Spofforth, b., 0; sundries, 6: Total, 124. Bowling analysis : Peat, 4 wkts., for 40; Ulyett, 1 for 10; Barlow, no wckts., for 27. The analysis is incomplete owing to mutilation of original telegram. All England, 2nd innings : Hornby, b., 9 ; Grace, 0., 32; Barlow, b., 0 ; Ulyett, c., 11; Lucas, b., 5; Lyttelton, b., 12; Steele, c. and b., 0; Read, b., 0; Barnes, c., 2; Studd, not out, 0; Peate, b., 2.; sundries, 4 : Total, 77. Bowling analysis : Spofforth, 7 wickets, for 44 ; Boyle, 3 for 19. rrosea Mnl ex Auitrtl Auguat 31. The cargo of froaen mutton, ex eteamahip Austral, amounting to nearly 6000 caroases, lias been landed, and is in excellent condition. A portion of cargo was sold by auction today and realised an average of lid per pound. Consols remain at 99J; New Zealand securities unchanged. Five per cent 10-40 loan 107 J; five per cent 1889 loan, 106 J ; 4j per cent 1879-1904 loan 101 J. Tlie market for colonial breadstuffs continues dull. Adelaide wheat ex warehouse 48a Od ; New Zealand ex warehouse 46s to 60s ; Adelaide flour ex warehouse 25s ■ Australian tallow remains firm at 45s 6d for best qualities of beef and mutton. At to-days wool auction 8,700 bales cata, logued, less demand was exerienced and prices were occasional! easier. Inferior and faulty wools are now rather lower than at the opening. The Duke of Albany who was suffering from a severe attack ot hennorihage at Osborne is, according to the latest bulletiii, now rather better,

ALEXANDRIA. August 30, The following are the regiments comprising the Highland Brigade wliich left here today for Ismalia; —Ist battalion Royal Highlanders, 42nd regiment j 2nd batallion Highland Light Infantry, 74th regiment; Ist batallion Gordon Highlanders, 7th regiment; Ist batallion Cameron Highlanders, 79t|, regiment. The Highland regiment forming part of the second division embarked here to-day for Ismalia to reinforce a division now operating under Sir Garnet IVoolseley, Lieutenant General Sir Evelyn Wood has assumed command of the garrison in this pity, News is to hand that the enemy has cone menced entrenching near Rassassin, tl|g scene of the recent defeat by the forces operating under Sir Garnet Wolseley. CONSTANTINOPLE. Groat ozoitoment ovinjf to Hl-fe»ling Aug. 30. Great excitement prevails throughout Thessally on account of ill-feeling between Turkish and Greek inhabitants. Outbreak of Hostilities News has been received to,day that a general outbreak of hostilities has occurred in the neighborhood of Dagair. “ Abcus” Speciae. LONDON. August 30, 0.15 p.m. The massacre of Cecocoeni, and a large number of his followers in Basutoland, has created considerable sensation and is generally attributed to the announcement of the British intention to restore Cetewayo, which is regarded as a violation of the pledges publicly given in regard to the settlement of the Zulu difficulty. Palmer, one of the Australian Cricketing Team is still suffering from a kick in the groin which prevented his playing in the match against All England. Troops (ufforlaff froa} boat Aug. Slat, 5.41 p.ifl. British troops are Buttering severely from excessive heat in Egypt, A military train of 30 guns and 1400 gunners has been ordered to Egypt, Reported outbroak of Oholtra Cholera is reported to have broken out amongst the troops, jobbery it to ?alu« of £16,000 Bonds to the value of £15,000 have bee 0 etqlcu from the Stock Exchange. No clue t the robbers.

Age Sbecjal. fjQNDOX. 1 Pi icu.m. I The number of Idlers hanging about Alex ! ami ria oausoH appreheniion, and it is though 1 that an attack on Fort Mex is meditated, ! The Forte denies that any alliance exist ! between it and Persia, August 30th, 5.26 p.m. The Khedive is at Keeltanto. Affairs at Ramleh are quiet. Fever has broken out unonif tlic fmuinj who have retirei] t»< HoGpaiilbeit The (JtrjHtianrt arii lieiirg maltreutud, Thirty-alx hcWspupcra favor the piiqiosed Uu<|iiet Ina given to M, DeLessepM, Thu Greeks are jßiiMistout in revenging the Turkish outvugeH, August 31, 5.21 a.m. A strong Arabist feeling prevails at Stainboul, John Dun advises that preparations mad? be made to welcome the return ox Cetewayo to ?Fulnland. • •• 11 " Cairo and Kassassin are quiet.