TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2099, 16 September 1890, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH, ANJ) FOREIGN.,

London, .Sept, 11Th.e.Aastraliin praiserSoaraj rapidiJ being fitted up,,^,and; jfijl tyady -fof jeryipe; parly nqxf, year. | . .. ! , ; *fll y^P.W.M O^ steamers, the v f ipg ,expelled j th^.pOjjoni^l, Vnioq, Mr|TyserJ)«B aq ( l |t is likely 'the,Jfigrbt;fWjl) resu t in, ; steam freights, .to ( 305,, ton. Arrangenrents ■re, ( beipg(,made ) tp lay ,ob a, first-class; jiqe',of.steamßrßifyona |G!asgowi and Liverpool tq j .. The .jL/nfieg, Apulian formed with. a, -.cupHql \Qf(> t'fftd'NjUq? 8 ?* ■ {The Lopdoq* hoard; juplades, Mr, , : AU bu f Mageal and. Sir WU>^P;Jei^piß.. !( ; l Half tbeirrqqjreiLjPPpitali is already,i,u,oder|written. I

Sept. 13. j

Messrs Tyser and Company announcb that one of their line of steamers > will leave for the coiohies every twenty-onp days. The Maori King and' Star: of England are advertised to take cargo al the same rate as sailing ships, and op their, way to New - Zealand will call Brisbane. '] j Owing to the unfavourable 1 report of the crop yield issued by the Agricultural Bureau the American 1 wheat - market advanced, and the -Eoglish l ahd'-Gonij-hentdl markets are firmer despite the fine weather.

Berne, Sept. 12; i

Twelve of , the Liberal leaders, disguised as-. travellers, jCep,tured the, arsenal at Ticino, vybife an armed rpob seiz-d palace of the ‘ Governor. The complaint is that the govern fije dantqq:thpi|gh in .a The, rising has ppllapspp, aod[ the tfoopjs ware welcomed % tbopppuloqe, .The .CJqveenment have, agreed to refer the revision of, the ponstitation to a pppular vote. I

The revolution at Ticino is spreading and the rebels, have killed,. (ha Director of - the Interior and captured othtjr Councillors of State. The vpopolace ’ cjf the; Canton support (he Provincial vernment because ! the State -refuses t|o submit a revision of the Constitution t.o the popular; vote. i Washington,, Sept. 12.

The chairman of the Post Office Committee in the Senate will move a resolution, allowing the transport of Austrafasian and British mails between York and, Sah ,Franc'Bco being carried at reduced rates, with a view of maintaining a mail service with New, Zealaptjl and New South Wales,

AUSTRALIAN CABLE. !

Txtbbdat Island, Sept. 18. | The,blacks,attacked a camp of fqijr white men at Batavia, on ~ thp. westerp side ,pjf Cape York Peninsula, killed three, the fourth, escaping.. , GJreqt anxiety exists among the whites, as it is feared that the blacks, emboldened by tbje success of past murders, will attack tLje telegraph stations. ,