TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 703, 29 November 1881, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London,. Nov. 23. Kari Cowper, Lord Lieutenant <f Ireland, OJ»de • speech to-day at Bel-

fast* i.i which he took occasion UiiihaiiK,? the landlords of lieland for lalluflg to support the law£/ lie added tiiat lie feared (he diseoriteaE" and Hl-feeling of tenants were deep-seated, t Nov. 23. At the municpil-election which took: place to-dav at Cork, in Ireland, various candidates jjn'ofessihg. sympathy witlf the Laud League, were defeated by *. considerable majority. Berlin, N.-v 25. ! At a meeting of the Reichstag io-dav Prince Bismarck made a statement, in which lie alluded to the situation of Govvnimeut, In view of the result of the election the Chancellor announced that in case of the failure of proj.-ets which he would lay before Parliament, he would resign the conduct; of Home affairs, entrusting the same to the Vice President of the Council,.while he would himself alone retain control of thy foreign affairs of the Empire. ; Constantinople. Nov, 24. A difficulty has arisen between the Turkish and 1 6ne-. j lt Governments regardin;; the existence ot a Greek post-office •a this city. The matter has formed the s-übjpct of lengthy diplomatic commuuinutions, and as no settlement could be arrived at the Porte has now peremptorily ordered the closing of the office. Washington, Nov. 23. The trif»l of Guiteau, for the murder of President Garfield conti mes. The witnesses being called for the defence arc- seeking to justify a belief in the prisoners' insanity. __* AUSTRALIAN. . Melbourne, Nov. 25. A report has reached Melbourne today that a volcanic outbreak has occurred in the vicinity of Shag River, twenty miles from Hobart, and that there has been a tremenduous lan.l slip, with various openings over au area of two miles. Tekgrams from Hobart re i ort that there is gr-eafc excitement there owing to.the report, which, however, requires confirmation. Nov. 26. Telegrams received this morning from Hobart in a measure confirm the reported volcanic outbreak near that town. It is believed that ih occurrence is due to a c a-l seam being an fire, but nothing definite is yet known. Sydkky, Nov.. 26. I The cricket match between the Eng- j land Eleven and -Twenty-two of the! northern districts was concluded at ; Newcastle to-day, and resulted in a; draw in favor ot the Ic.-cai team. The twenty in fi"st innings scored 79, and tne Englishmen in their second 75, In the second innings Newcastle had lost ten wickets for 79 ruus when time was called.. Adelaide, Nov. 26. Accounts of the Sonth Australian wheat crop are favorable,, and it is expected that there will be ait average yield of 7 bushels to the acre.