TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1607, 14 July 1887, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, July 10. Mr John G. Hubbard, M.P. for London,* has been raised to the Peerage. Mr Bolitbo, a Unionist, was elected without opposition for St, Ires’ division (Cornwall), replacing Sir Jbhn St, Aubyn, recently raised to Jthe Peerage. A vacancy bee occurred in the representation of Glasgo# (Bridgeton diviowing to tbe' reiighatioo of Mr Russell, a Home Ruler. Mr Trevelyan, a Gladstonian, is a candidate f.ir the seat.

The election for the seat in Coventry, meant by the election of Mr William Henry, Eaton, Conservative, to the Peerage, took place yesterday, and resulted in the return of Mr Ballantine, a supporter of Mr Gladstone, by a tnajoritjr of 16 oVer Colonel H. F, Eaton, Conservative. A grand review of 58,000 troops took place yesterday, at Aldershot before the Queen, Her Majesty expressed herself highly gratified with its 1 complete success, and, in reply to an address from the army presented on the occasion, said she prayed that God would grant peace daring the remainder of her reign. » Later. The Queen reviews 83,000 volunteers at Aldershot, along with regulars and yeomanry. The American Government will ask Congress for a rote to enable the United States to be represented at the Melbourne Exhibition.

, Stanley is experiencing increasing (HfHcnlty in obtaining provisions for the relief of bis expedition, and severe repressive measures will be found necessary to prevent bis followers from revolting. M. de Lesseps intends to apply to the public for nine, millions sterling to enable him to prosecute the work on the Panama Canal.

Eton beat Harrow by five wickets.

In the Divorce Court the petition against Lord 'Lonsdale was dismissed, De Bensande adfeitfiug that there bad been no adulter?. The populace of Hawaii hare displaced the Gibson Ministry from office. Wm. Green has been appointed Premier. King Kalakaua desired to temporarily vest the powers of the sovereign in foreign consuls, who declined, advising a prompt change in the Constitution, which King Kalakaua agreed to do. The civic troops arrested Gibson and Haselden.

Monsignor Fersisco, the Papal delegate, has arrived in Dublin, and is the guest of Archbishop Walsh. No. 1 North Phoenix Gold Mining Company, Queensland, has been floated, with a capital of £350,000. Several failures of sugar planters in Havanna are announced. The firm of Mann and Sfogdale are adjudicated bankrupts.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Drogheda sail for Anstralis in August.

July 11.

Earl Percy, heir to (he Duke of Northumberland, and member for the northern ; division of Northumberland from 1868 to 1885, has been raised to the Peerage.

The Observer states that in deference to the strongly expressed wishes of the Saltan, Sir H. Drummond Wolff will remain a day or two in expectation of the ratification of the Egyptian Convention.

Shaw SaviU and Co.’s steamship lonic arrived at Plymouth this morning. Her cargo of meat is in good condition.

Accounts of the hop crop, are rather unpromising, bnt the showery weather now prevailing is expected to have a good effect. Arrived—Hurunui, from Wellington; Pleione, from Wellington; Dunedin, from Camara ; Areola, from Ksipara ; and Tros, from Kaipara. The Morning Post regards the result of the Coventry election as a warning to the Unionist leaders to join the Government.

Mr Gladstone has bean presented with a handsome silver casket by his American admirers.

Dr McGlynn has been formally excommunicated,

There is a continued activity among the Russians in Central Asia, and they are erecting barracks near Haekasban. The revolution in Hawaii, consequent upon the corruption of the Ministry, was of a bloodless character, The affair was carried out quietly by the King; who was threatened with deposition by the citizens of Honolulu unless a change was effected. There was conclusive evidence that the Ministry h«d taken bribes. The was compelled to dismiss all his Ministers, restore all bribe*, and appoint a new Cabinet,

Constantinople, July 10. Sir H. Drummond Wolff, Special Commissioner, has received instructions to further delay bis departure from this city.

The cutter Thermopyles, missing from Wellington, turned up all right. She had been laying at Port sQ%ffQo.d,