CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3569, 4 June 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

(Rkute&'s Special to Association.)

the latest 1.

Constantinople, June 3. Midhat Pasha has tendered his resignation to the Sultan, who has, however, not yet accepted it. :> -„." ' London, June 3. Colonel Gordon, R.E., known as Chinese Gordon, has r> signed his position as private secretary, to the Viceroy of India. Pabis, June 3. M. Rochfort has been severely wounded in a duel. St. Petersburg, June 3. ( ; Death of the Czarina. Her Majesty the" Empress of Russia died to day, aged 76.

London, June 1.

In the match between the Australians and 18 of Keighley, the Australians were all out for 98 runs. In the second innings, fj^ll the Home team .were disposed of for 51 runs, Boyle having taken 12 wickets. The Australians in the second innings lost two wickets for 32 runs, and when stumps were drawn they had only to make 65 runs with nine wickets to fall. The match was drawn, but was greatly in favor of. the Australians.

Constantinople, June 2

Sir H. Layard,' Ambassador to the Porte, has started for England, his place being* taken by the Right Hon., Mr Goschen during his absence.

Albania still continues to resist the cession of territory, and Montenegro has decided to attack Albanians at Guisingi and Plava, consequently a strict blockade is maintained. Owing to the Albanians being short of provisions, it is expected this will materially assist the settlement of the difficulty. ,

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New York, June 2, Arrived: Barque Aberdeen from Auckland.