CABLE TELEGRAMS.

Southland Times, Issue 1797, 23 September 1873, Page 2

CABLE TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, Sept. 22. The Wonga Wonga haa arrived from Sydney, having left on the 15th. She brings 30 passengers. London, Sept. 13. j The Engliah and Australian Steam Navigation Company, via the Cape of Good Hope, has been registered. Suffi- , cient capital haa been subscribed to build four steamers. The proposal to purchase i the Great Britain has been dropped. Milford Haven is to be the port of departure. [ A powerful fleet has sailed for the Gold Coast. J [ The race for the Doncaster Cup resulted in Uhlan being first. For the Doncaster St. Leger Marie Stuart waa first. i The Russian Government has imposed a contribution of 30,000 roubles upon the Namadam of the Turcomans, and sent a strong body of cavalry, infantry, ' and artillery to collect it. An encounter took place, when the Turcomans were 1 defeated. Colonel Stuart, and the crew of the steam yacht Det-rhound, laden with arms 1 for the Carlists, and captured by the Republican Government, have been sent for i 1 trial to Ferrol, in the Proviuce of Ga- ! licia. An Arab dhow has been captured in the Indian Ocean by H.M.S. Daphne. The dhow had originally started with 300 slaves, but at the time of the seizure only ; 50 were alive. The othera had died from small pox. Several cases of cholera have occurred in Paris. The fusion of the Orleanists and Legitimists is now considered hopeless.