TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1013, 5 October 1882, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London Sept. 30, r J lie wool sale to-day was quiet. 6300 bales were catalogued. Michael Walsh, recently found guilty of an agrarian murder in Ireland, has bt eu sent need to death. Oct. 1. The passengvr who was removed from the Potosi, suffering from smallpox, ia progcessing favorab y. ihe frozen Let by the Mataura, a though in excel e;it condition, has only realised 4d per ib, the general complaint regarding it being its excessive fatness. Judge La wson, in the case of E. Dwyer Gray, M.P., has consented to dispense witli the necessity of finding sureties, but insists on payment of the fine. Eighty of the Prcssburg rioters were bayoneted by the troops. A steamer on the Mississippi has been burned. The fire broke out in the night, and, as the steamer was crowded with passengers, the loss of life was terrible, including many women. Only eleven persons were saved. Ihe Australian cricketers received a most cordial farewell, and were accompanied to their steamer by a band of music. Midwinter accompanies them, with a view of settling in Australia. The revenue for the United Kingdom for the year exceeds £80,250,000. 3.50 p.m. A fine of £SOO has been imposed on Mr Dwyer Gray, M.P. tor Carlow. The French wheat harvest is one hundred and sixteen millions hectolitres.