CABLEGRAMS. BRITISH & FOREIGN London, July 5.

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CABLEGRAMS. BRITISH & FOREIGN London, July 5.

Funds were received from America by tho Home Rule part/ to enable them to contest all the Ulster constituencies. „ London, 3rd July. It is stated to be improbable that Hanlon will come to England to take part in anyrowing contest. London, July 3. —The interview takea place to day between "Mr Graham Berry and Lord Roseberry, Foreign Secretary, on the subject of affairs in the New Hebrides. At a banquet to-night, under the auspices of the Imperial -Federation League, Lori! Roseberry, in tho couree of his speech, stated that the Government had spoken the voice of the country on the New Hebrides question. Lo»don, July 6. —The Tasmisian loan of one million, at 4 per cent , hae been placed on the market at a minimum of ninety nine, and tenders will be opened on the 12th inst. Among those present afc the reception by Her Majesty at Windsor Castle were Sir Saul Samuel, Lord Augustus and Lady Loftus, Mr Comb?, C.M.Gr,, , Mr Whito Cadells, Sir D. Gooper, Sir F. D. Bell, Dr. Julius Yon Haaßt, Dr. Buller, Messrs J. F. Ga'rrick,' T. Blythe 1 , Davenport, and Graham Berry, the Marquis of Normanby, Mfaa Gleno, Messrs Hayes, Tomkinson, Dobson, Douglas, Bosisto, Thomson, ' Fraser, Alpra, and Maeson. 4 Patrick Egan has summoned the Irish League convention to meet in Chicago on August 18, to discus 3 Irish matters. Severe fights have taken place op th^ frontier between Turks and Montenegrins. The Spanish Senate have by a large majority repealed the amendment opposing the ratification of the .Anglo-Spanish wind treaty. 1 ■ - • Paris, July 6 —The first batch, consisting of 360,' of a large number of convicts under sentence of transportation, have been shipped to New Caledonia.' ' Three hundred and sixty-three convicts have embarked for New Caledonia.

Brindisi, 3rd July. An alarming increase of cholera is reported in this city and throughout the provinces.

New York, July 2: News has been; received here that H.M.S, Terror has seized an American fishing vessel in Nova dcotian waters. H.M.S Terror has seized two more American fishing smacks. Melbourne, Juiy 5. —The Premiar, Me Oillies,, has forwarded to the Goverrior a communication, enclosing a letter received from the Key. Mr Macdonald, missionary, legarding the state of affairs in the New Hebrides. The Premier urges that tho Secretary of State for the Colonies should insist on the early removal of the French forces from the islands.