TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2125, 15 November 1890, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, Nov. 11. Delaney, one of the lovincibles, has been released from prison. ; Lord Knutsford has warned the Colonial Governments that it is inexpedient to fencourige the requests of foreign hydrographers for information. Th« Bank of France is sepding gold t» the value of threr millions to London, and this. haß had the effct of relieving the market. R«« oris have retched h«r« of a very rich gold find in Mashonalaud, and the dia> covery at, Hirap'in ia said to be especially valuable. A collision .took place between two trains at Taunton, i'nSornersetshire, one of which was conveying from Plymouth to London the passengers who had arrived by the S.S. Norh'im Cas.tle from lh* Cape. Six of the ten persons who w«re killed were burnt to death owing to the carriages catching fire. Many were injured. Nov. 12 The persons,killed and injured in the collision at TdUHion were mostly returning inimigrar.'s The accident occurred »t midnight. The first carriage was. ignited by fire from the engine. Asigoalman has boeu I on a charge of causing the disaster by neglect of doty. -It is reported that Delaney, the Invincible, who has just been released frem goal, will shortly sail for Australia. Delaney was one of those sentenced to death for complicity in the PI o»nix Park murderß but whoso sentence was commuted to penal servitude. The British authorites hare deo'ined to grant an extradition warrant against Ciatimoe, who was arrested for the murder of Uounicllor Rossi during the revolt in TiciDO.

Sixteen tenants and their families have been evicted from the Oliphant . estate. The evictionists were protected by,a etroDg force of uiili ary. The directors of the New Zealand Estates Company hare now granted special settlements.

The Rev. Dr Barry has been appointed cation of Windsor.

H.M.S. Serpent went ashore on the rocks off.C.ape.Bue.ty, on thecoaat of. Spai n, during a fog. Two hundred and seventythree persons were drowned, including several ladies. Only three of tb« ciew were saved. The press deolare that the vessel was too crank to.be allowed to proceed to sea. Btjda Pesth, Nor. 12. By an accident which occurred on the Biseriiz river, in Transylvania, 16 persons who were crossing in a ferry boat were drowned. St. Petersburg, Nor. 11. Mr Devino», the British official, is visiting the Russian prisonc New York, Nor. 12. The receptions of Mewsrs Dillon and O'Brien in the United Spates have already realised 75,000 dollars in aid of the Irish NVional Land League. The failure of sereral large New York brokers is announced. Washington, Nor. 12 Neither President Harrison nor Secretary Blair attended Mr Dillon's reception at. .Washington. The'panic continues in Pew York, and prices have undergone a further fall.

AUSTRALIAN CABLE;

BYD WET, NOV. 12. JTews fr»m Hong that the American flagsh'p Alliance, has been despatched to the Caroline Islands in conseque'ioe of the feud which Las arisen between the Catholic and Protestant concerts. Not. 13. His medioul supervisors have warned Ibbot, the Swedish faster, of the consequences of his experiment, and if he prolongs the fast he does so without their concurrence. Arrived—Mariposa, from San Jj'ranoiso via Auckland. Sailed—Janet Nicoll, for the Bluff. The R.M.S. lonic arrived from London via way ports at eleven last oigbt, and sails for Wellington at .three tb's afternoon. She brings 45 passengers for Australia aod 128 for Niw Zealand. During the voyage Mrs Young died infUmriiation. Melbourne, Nov. 13. At the intercolonial charity conference it was resolved to memorialise the various colonial legislatures, asking that the existing affiliation laws should be so amended I as to assimilate them with the Englis i Act of 1876.