LATE CABLE NEWS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 269, 12 June 1880, Page 2

LATE CABLE NEWS.

Russell, June 10. The following special cablegrams appear in ' u«iralian papers brought by the Tararua : London, June I. The Rndicals are signing a petition tor the recall of Sir Bartle Frere from the Governorship at the Cape Mr Gladstone evidently hopes Sir Bartle Frere will resign, and the Cabinet are c'ivided on the question. A telegram in the " Standard " says that the emeute in Burmah} is , still progressing. *

A "Standard" felegram states that the Arabs of Badgad demand self government under the protection of England.

Intellegence has been receive-! that Mahomed Jan is collecting «n z army at Zurmut, and is short'y expected to resume hostile operations. The agitation anion*; the Ra-Jie.-iIo against the appointment of Sir Bartle Frere as High Commissioner and Governor ot the (Jape is reviving. The extreme members of 111-- party are now clamoring for Sir Bartle Frere's recall. Many Jesuits that have been ex<e']rd from France haw g'-ne to (Switzerland for refuge, but are not allow-d to remain. Th'> authorities there have warned all members of the Society to leave Swiss territory within a crtain period.* £ ; < K: ? ellency the Marquis of Ripon the new viceroy of India, has arrived at Bombay, on his way t<» Calcutta, and has had an interview with th« Governor of the Presidency. The r hellion in Burmah is sprea ling. The rebel? are gaining accessions t<> their ranks. King Theebuu's troops utterly powerless to check the rebel ion. The town of Skuboun? has been burnt by the rebels in revtngc for th" eneouragement given totlie King's forces. Several villages have also been destrryed and many inhabitants pUt to death. r J,u»e 2.

TVIr Parnell has given notice of his intention to move, in the House of Commons that Sir Bartle Prere l*- recalled from the Cape.