CALOGRAMS

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3631, 16 August 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS

(Reutbh's Speciai. to Association.)

London, August 14. A large number of supposed Fenian Emissaries have arrived in Ireland. Four hundred rifles have been purchased at Dublin and been taken to Cork, and it is suspected that a complete Fenian organisation now exists in Ireland.

An inquiry has been held into the cause of the collision which took place on the 18th of last month between the steamer Centurton and the sailing ship Hydaspes off Dungeness by which the latter vesssel sunk. The Court finds that both vessels were to blame for the collision.

A large meeting of Home Rulers has been held at Glasgow. Thirty thousand Irishmen attended the meeting.

Capetown, August 14.

The Basuetbs, inhabitants of the territory to the West of Natal have at last submitted to the colonial troops.

London, August 14.

It is currently reported at St. Petersburg that Ayoub Khan and Abdurahman are acting in collusion. EXPECTED ASSAULT OS CANDAHAR. Calcutta, A.ugust 14. The latest intelligence from Candahar is disquieting, owing to various tribes flocking to join Ayoub Khan's forces. The hostile attitude continues on the increase, and active warlike preparations are being made by Ayoub Khan for the purpose of making an assault on Candahar. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. Washington, August 14. A railway collision has taken place at New Jersey, when two excursion trains collided, resulting in 47 persons being killed and wounded. London, August 13. General Sir John Henry Lefroy has been appointed provisional Administrator of Tasmania, during the temporary absence of Governor Major George Cumine StraJian. '