TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 404, 23 June 1881, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, June 18. A memorial signed by the leading Liberals of Balgaria, has been addressed to Mr Gladstone on the subject of the relations between Prince Alexander and his Parliament. The memorialists characterise the Prince's actions as despotic, and appeal to Mr Gladstone to use the influence oi his Government to induce the settlement of the Bulgarian difficulties.

The Eight Rev. Edward McCabe, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, has issued a Pastoral letter to the bishops and clergy of his diocese, urging the adoption of a moderate policy by the people, and impressing upon them the necessity of abstaining from acts of violence. Juno 20. Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, 48s 6d ; New Zealand wheat, 45s Get ; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, 34s ; Australian tallow, best beef, per cwt 34s 6d; best mutton, 36s 64.' In the House of Commons to-day, the Right Hon. W. E, Gladstone, in reply to a quesifon, confirmed the announcement made by the Daily News on the 17th inst. that representation hal been made to the United States Government on the subject of the operations of Fenians in England and America. Sx. Petersburg, June 18.

A .nine was discovered by the police to-day. Investigations are now being made with a view to discover the persons concerned in its construction, but up to the present time no definite information baa transpired. Paris, June 18.

Telegrams are to hand from Marseilles reporting that further disturbances between citizens and Italian residents hare taken place. Serious riots occurred to-day at the landing of another detachment of trt >ps from Tunisian t writory, ■who, on their march through town, were insulted and maltreated by Italians. The townspeople retaliated, and arms were freely used, and many persons were killed and wounded before order could be restored.

AUSTRALIAN. Melbourne, June 20. The Hon. Graham Berry received a telegram to-day trom Ea r l Kimberly, Secretary of State for the Colonies, stating that a police officer has been despatched by the mail steamer to bring Henderson, the reputed owner of the steamer Ferret, alias India, and those officers and crew who are now under arrest, to Scotland, where they will be placed on their trial. A proclamation has been issued by Government to-day notifying that all Chinese ports have been declared infected places, and that all vessels coming therefrom will be placed in quarintine. The proclamation further states that on account of the existence of smallpox in that city, all persons arriving from Sydney will be examined by the health officers before they are permitted to enter the colony.

Their Royal Highnesses Prince Albert Victor and George of Wales are expected to arrive here from Adelaide on Saturday next, the 25th inst, The public entry will not, however take place until the following Monday. Sydney, June 21.

No fresh cases of smallpox have been reported in the city since the 15th inst., and the health officers continue to use every precaution to prevent the disease spreading.