TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1508, 4 November 1886, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

•; ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. 1 ; London, Oct. 81. The limes stales r that a ; vyholly-’fiet tilious value has been placed- on 1 many ’of the Queensland mines’in order to influence ihe.marlvc^,, O.wjngHo.-a warn ing issued by Government, the premium' 1 on the shares of several'mining com--patties has declined considerably. Sir P. G; Owen and the Kensington Exliibilion : ci'rcleAvill bo totally excluded fro.nj the control oLtfie Imperial; livslti-' f * i. , I , I! i \ J J*) / t * j 7 ; > tote. . w.v . .11 / i v ' * ■ ■'• ■ } I *- M/ Waddington, the FrenchTAmbassador, in. an interview with Lord ildd'-s----leigh, warned him of, tha-growing irri- ■ tation over the English occupation --of' fcp.L. I . 1 he French deficit is s* 22,000,000- . francs (£880,000). 1 ‘ ■' s '‘ ! Nov. 1. Thirty thousand.iworkmen. irr Charleroi, Belgium, hate demanded universal suffrage. ' - ‘ ■ -i . , ‘ The Aoningi,* which left Ney Zealand on September ;23rd,"' arrived at, Plymouth yesterday afternoon, Her • cargo of frozen mutton is<,in excellent condition. j 1 They 'J3rifis.li'' ‘O’oy^rntnent^nbtwitb.-.-stajiding Frenctv Bgitajiun• on-.'the sub ji'Ct, have .signified /their intention of adberirig *to‘.‘.their pres'dnt 'policy; wyih rpgard/to Egypt,-and hav;e^(Jec!inedtto- : leave'that- crtuntryitd the'd’dif)riler| yjjich pf '■ Bril ish K troops; would entail.’ . :>:■, .:.....5.'" v; i ;. t , : ; At a' meetihg -of the lExecu- • tiyeVi Sir.-TN-D-. Hp 1 ];epGmltH,4 mn i'oo,. to (be 'effedti that if ,the. colonies ■ would griinf tlid principal exhibi.ts,' anil| give a capital sura fixr,,the .purpose, of. decorutiug ' l l hW 'courts'^-at .'thevlnstitute, the -Execullves—would _uudej:Xakd .lllie -tern-.. fp'oraA 'gupervisidn bf Vtliern, but that , - it vvou|d be junfair. to. expect the, doloiues” to make jin Annual grant to the! Institute. Sir, Saul Samuel urged the meeting to wait, the ’decision of the oolopia] Governments' on the subjoct* ‘ the' meeting Was : constqhenlly .' •• > .it- - IF-. .-’Oi-,!■; , , ~ f,i .until Saturday.. ;■ 'V"' The Charters! South ,1 and-, • Caboonga Mining Companies have had their capital;more .than subspribed.... 1 The Australian Mutual Shipping Company is subscribing '/a'irly'. . ' The mails''per' the 'Pdntns'nla, .aVd . Orjental Co,mpany’s;S,s.'; Xha.iueß’, tdated**.. Melbourne, Sept...-21 j ■ werei dpliveredlih ‘London to-day, via Brindisi;* 1 ' j : 1 ' ■ ; ;:;.SAN."^ , RANpisq9,j:o c t. ! ..The . Union Company’s Mariposa (‘Auckland ’Oct. T2'tb) morning. •’ 'ViV- : ‘ • M 1, | ' ' . ; • Calcutta, Octi 30. News’ lias' lb|e,n. s from,; A;f- : ghanistan that the tribes of Ghilzais - and Hazarcbs'aTemiscbntehted with the excessive taxation .re.eeatly levied in, * ■• ’ :■ . r.; ; :'■! .it j, ’ -j 7. these provinces,; and have at where .-they .attacked and dispersed an Afghan .regiment,; which y.aß-.escortir{gJ.dlasure.to ..O.abul.l ~r - 1 1. A report 1 has been received, from, Afghanistan'that ihp.'nyrthern; ;G'diza - tribes have, revolted .against; the; authority of the Ameer'of Cabal, and -euc.cseded in holding the Afghan troops in check. It is ! also reported/ that ’the i: 1, 1 ? , 'Ameeri has taken ;tb,e, field in order to quell 'the, rebellion, 1 ! . . f r / Rangoon, Dbt.'3o'.'' ' Anxxpeditiqn.has‘started from Mandalay for the'purposo- ofilSecuring the,, ,r üby ( ,mi^eg: in r Burra ah.. • J ■ ; V/ ■ - ■ Hong Kong,. Nov,. 1. ‘ ) i The 'latest' news f from Tpnquin; ire-; , ports ‘that 1 th 4 troops ; have* aHackbd two FfencS ■ positions m Tonquin, and., that desperate fighting took plaee. , ! , The,.New /Zealand-'Shipping Com- ‘ pany, Limited, have, received'the following cable message , from, their jLondPn office, dated 30Lli October, 1886' ;; The following ships are loading in London Weather.-field, for ; Lyttelton ; Western Monarch, for Wellington ; Waimea, for Port 'Chalmers. Algoa Bay sailed for Auckland. ~ , * ' .AUSTRALIAN- CABLE. Sydney,’Nov. 2. A' l ivEi, - ti W evening of the 28 ih uR.! —Te Anan, Irom New Zealand. Ihe members of the unemployed in

J .this city are bring,,;supplied daily witn 'rational by the ‘ 1 h;e religious disturjiiancqsrrqaused in ■Trinsinore by Miss O’Gorrnan’s lec* torts' have' now n ceasfed. ls The’ town is ■> ~ as ViJ . v n v / . (Adelaide, Nov. ]. Y relatesHaccounts from Teetulpa re;p6rt that nuggets are befh'g-'found on the* Wftukanngaq is' ufas'atisfactofyV ■?. ; t 1 '•>/ Nov. 2. ' News has bedn‘received from Tee- / i) • tplpn ofctb«/find|pg ot/aSJipftipuggei on the \Vaukaringa goldfield. The warden t t f ) ° ° r <| " v < of ( T.ee tulpa's t a tes. fhat (? a 1 a ti t y nuggets are being found;,but, ,^tbat the diggers on the ; fi^ld‘dec!ihe : 't'o , *give in,ifQraia,tio,n: ,as to. .their ; Gold is being -found in cement. The a^Qtlioirltiesidepfecate r: ri rush;t6WaukaOooKTo.wtf; Nov. 1, ‘ "News has been from New Guinea that eight of ihei’.cfew of the trading ketch Etmlyrhava been ,massacred by,native's, whp afterWairds bilHied the Vessel. ■ THEI; ASTERN iQRIBI& :r ' 'i/ONDON, Oct, 31. • l ' the ’Russian men-of-war et Varna have been reinforced, and it is said that 40,000 Russian .troops are-. at Odessa ready to embark.. !, Austria-; is, showing ,signal of not resisting’arßussian.iQccapaiion :of Bulgaria. hr. i ■” 30. GarierKl-"Kau ! bafS'’'hM6 presnited an ,ultiraa)am to lj.o, complaining qtftlje subjects in Bulgaria-, terrorism which., .prevails "ia that? country. a suffiPiehtH answer- ; is''.noti rwf Uiaed within threfe »p &vß't he ; Ru «si a b ge n t will leave , »lie "cit/, taking with him the Co.ns.ulaLetaS', and that Regency ‘seqm'.nces!... In'relrlV. tfte Government Jrava, imursted , Ge^era| to u ltfdivfhi j ni with |llvfe'|araes of the Russian/;isubjects ■ who have been molested. r// * 7/ si. In the demands of Russia, theVGovenuneut have ordered the 'the persons irijpjicated in ■;the, arrest deposition,’’of, Prince A.lexa,nder< v; K : General Kauibars has’evaded-Veplying id ! a request;Of rtfae.' Bulgatian ;GovernDdeni'thatihe sho'uld uatue ihe Russian subjects Whbibave been maltieiited, and has retracted the ultimatum-'he recently delivered' - but lie 1 declares l ‘that he wil T ;le ajref. Bu 1 g aVi a’; if .* WjP ; tropin plaints made,'.by .'the Russian subjecig are related. .7 -it ! IhehSobranje was-formally: opened 'td-dhyp i£i, ' Iri the; Bpeech’ l qf the'Regency, ‘,y?fi|ciy was,! were made for the election of..a Prince. X'.itfC:- v .!. fSi ;; .5£ “tNov, 1, ,i.-.|phe Bulgarian Governmepi;.-has been f adyißed,to.yieJd, completely -to Russian demandsp.thus t ,avoiding v occupation of vßulgaria, and to .‘dc-hlare their inaißiiitjr 46 'deaf iwith’ tbe ir! gituation. The bn'u's of the posit ion ‘will’ r fhen rest j wifh the Greftt-Powers! : ; ; v Grand Assembly will be occupied [or many .days in -verifying. ,the legality of the elections.