TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2213, 11 June 1891, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.i

LowDoir, Jdne 6. v'i Mr W.- H. 11 Smith 5 d oes ÜbT believe that l ! the 1 immigration of Jews ' into England 1 oanbeallowsd,as ! he holds that sdchan abase of the privileges of ai ie fas Would borhtolerable, ’ " ' t Mrs' ' 'Qrimwood j ‘ "Wife : of the 1 late British' 1 Resident *‘t a M«dipdr, revives ifasWidtoria'Crbss W c, iir(B^^niti6h J tif J b l Ai i gftllant the attack bb IfiJ Regency. ; "■‘ l L * The Irish -Land' Purchase Bill has been under further consideration, A new clans* has giving tenants .evicted fiveyears before/ ;the passingof tbs Act the right to purchase their former holdings within six months of the measure becoming law. ’Jane 7. The proepects of the crops in Qreat Britain are' and oh the Continent they hav3 'slightly improved. The English markets are depressed and i business is at a Standstill. The KeVi> Arthur Jones, formerly of I Fitnroy, Melbourne,' Was ; committed for 1 trial, on a charge ot Stealing perty of Mr JameS. witb whose wifehe > eloped from Melbourne. . . Dan can, who was-arreftted lest month on snspicion of murdering bis wife, • who was found >d*ad on 'Bellsw-y-oud I mountain, in Wales,’ has Confessed that, ! rendered destitute by the ‘ loss of his {fortune,*'he attacked her, wiih fatal I results. ! Mr Balfour intends to propose on { Thursday that, .the operation of the !Crimes Aot br.sdspended in lreiand. nrJnne & ! Mr Parnell >s*id he intended 5 to ask I that Mr W. O’Brien’hb allowed to audit 'the fund* of which he (Mr Parnell) has ! eXfelußVto control.

Bmliit,Jans 8. ! Eight hundred Russian Jews are i arriving at Chariottenburg daily, St. PiTiKSßumw, Jane 8. I Many of thariohest' Jew bankers are I voluntarily leaving Russian ’Jww 8. | The brigands have * released the English and German tourists. Ross, June 8. I An earthquake of a very severe ! character has been experienced Vin Northern Italy and 1 great damage, ia reported. In the province of Verona the shock ,wae of particnlar severity, and | several persons wore killed and many linjurcd,, Naw Yo»k, Jane 8. Patrick! Egan , sod O’Donovan Rossa are about to return to-Ireland, their !term of barlishment having ekpired. Ottawa, Jnneß. fbe body of: Sir Jobs Macdonald is to be embalmed. The Queen baa ordered a wreath to be sent. It is 'expected that Sir Charles Topper will succeed him as Premier.

AUSTRALIAN CABLE.

Btwkit, Jane Bv>. A quantity of wreckage, including a ship’s wheel : and oars marked “ Tara* raoog,” has been trashed ashore. From ihis it is believed that (he vessel. Which was a sCrew .steamer of 1381 tons, has foundered daring the heavy gales which have prevailed off the coast during the last few, days. The Xaramnng was commanded by John Page, The only passenger on board was' a Miss Moss, who Was returning to Melbourne owing to the death of her father, * June 9. Cabin fittings, which have been identified as those belonging to the steamer Taramtidg, have been washed ashore. A terrific easterly gale is blowing acd a fearful sea is running along the ksoast. Five coasters have been driven ashore at Bellinger Heads, The crew of the Tenus have, been brought ashore in safety. No definite information is yet to band regarding the crews of the other vessels, but from the character of Trial Bay it is anticipated that tbs men have escaped with their lives. A meeting called by Mr Cox, the delegate of the anti-Parnell Party at Home, in aid of evicted tenants in Ireland, has been postponed.

■ The Bast ii Wheel Conference reports the existence: of the lam of a speoies of • 1 Diploiis which feeds on mats, and may be instrumental in spreading it. The report recomends the introduction of red wheat, which is less liabld to the ravages of rust, and considers that the present prevailing demand by grain merchants and millers for white: wheat, ig 'not‘based on any sound principle ; and further that it is prejudicial to the idterests of growers and bread consumers. The principal recommendations of the conference were foreshadowed in a paper read by Dr Cobb, and telegraphed on the sth inst. Over four hundred candidates are in the field for the general election.

Ho* art, Jnns 9. The R.M.S. Tsngarlro, from London via Tenerifle and Capetown, arrived at 11 a.m. and resumed her voyage to Wellington at 11 p.m. She landed 8 passengers here for Australian ports, J und bap 62 on board for No w Zealand, *