CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3886, 13 June 1881, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[R.EUTEit's Special.]

Foochqw, June 11. A large business is doing in tea at last seasons quototions, but lower prices are expected. The total export to the colonies will be three million pounds. The steamships Lome and Killarney have already sailed with full cargoes for Australia. London, June 11. Telegrams are to hand from New York reporting that, at an interview held with O'Donovan Rossa, he denied that the Fenians were guilty of complicity in the recent attempt to blow up the Liverpool Town Hall, but stated that he was aware that in December last explosives were placed in the hold of H.M.S. Doteral, destroyed by an explosion in the Straits of Magellan on the 26th of April. News has been received from Chille that a thousand Chinese have been massacred by the negro inhabitants in Santa Rosa. Fifty rioters were arrested during the recent disturbances in Cork. They have been sentenced to various terms of imprisonment. The police and military in Ireland are actively engaged in suppressing all meetings of the Land League. At five different places meetings were prohibited, and the people dispersed. Owing to the increased disorder in Ireland, large reinforcements are being sent there specially to augment forces in the southern district.