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TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, Oct. 8. The death is announced of Dr Short, aged 80. He was formerly Bishop of Adelaide, South Australia. The statement made to-day in reference to the Mataura's mutton is inCOr ' CCt< Oct. 9. The news from the Cape, states that the Warden has arrested Cetewayo, who has been informed that he will be permitted to settle on the reserTed territory if he agrees to remain peaceable. Canon Donnelly has been appointed coadjutor to Archbishop McCabe. Paris, Oct. 6. The parleying between the French and Chinese Governments which lias been proceeding for the past month, has been suspended, the efforts which have been made to arrive at an amicable settlement of the difficulty in connection with the occupation of Anam, having proved fruitless. Oct. 8. The latest intelligence to hand from the Congo states that the French expedition there is pushing on actively, and has occupied fclokery. It is announced that General Saussier has been appointed to succeed General Thebaudin as Minister of War. St. Petersburg, Oct. 6. A revival of the anti-Jewish agitation in this country has occurred, and rioting has taken place in several towns. Mardid, Oct. 8. Much discontent provails throughout Spain at the apology of President Grevy, which was given as reparation for the insult offered by the Parisians to King Alfonso. AUSTRALIAN CABLE. HoBART, Oct. 8. The rejection of the Railway Bill has provoked a deep feeling of indignation in Tasmania, On Saturday evening an immense crowd assembled at Launceston railway station on the arrival of a train conveying several members who had opposed the measure in the Council. The crowd had a hearse, which was drawn through the town with a baud playing' The Rogue's March.' The Hons Grubb and Scott were received at the 6tation with yells. The latter succeeded in escaping, but Mr Grubb was pelted with eggs and stones. He eventually made his way back to the train, and was conveyed many miles away from Launceiton.

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Temuka Leader, Issue 1159, 11 October 1883, Page 3

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TELEGRAMS. Temuka Leader, Issue 1159, 11 October 1883, Page 3

TELEGRAMS. Temuka Leader, Issue 1159, 11 October 1883, Page 3

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