CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4293, 4 October 1882, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Rbutek's Special]

Aiexandbia,October 2. Returning to Egypt. A considerable number of Europeans and other refugees, who left Egypt at the time of the outbreak in June last, are vow returning to their homes. Capetown, October 2. Small-pox at the Cape. The small-pox epidemic, which has raging here for some time past, is now abating, : St. Petersburg," October 2. Protecting 1 Jews in RttssiaAt the instance of the Czar a]»opimunication has been addressed to file Provincial Mayors enjoining them to use drastic measures for the repression of anti-Jewish outbreaks. Aiexandbia, October 2. Sir Or Wolseley Returning. Sir Garnet Wolseley :is . expected to leave Egypt on the 20th".inst." Immediate action is to be taken in there-organisation of the Egyptian army under a scheme to be formed by Baker Pasha. London, October^. Revenue of United Kingdom, The revenue of the United Kingdom for the year exceeds eighty-six and a quarter millions. Sale of Frozen Heat. The frozen beef by the Mataura, although in excellent condition, has only realised 4d per lb, the general complaint regarding it being its excessive fatness. The Case of Mr Gray, H.F. Judge Lawson has, in the case of Mr Dwyer Gray, M.P., consented to dispense with the necessity for finding surities, but has insisted on the payment of the fine. Late Riots in Hungary. I i Eighty of the 'Prestburg rioters were bayonetted by the troops.

(Special to Auckland Stae.)

London, October 3,

Lieutenant« General Sir John Adye, X.C.8., the chief .of staff in Egypt, and second in command to Sir Garnet Wolseley, is to return home immediately, in order to advise the Government as to the steps necessary in regard to the occupation of Egypt, and* preservation of peace. : Prior to embarkation, the Indian troops are to be inspected by H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught. .

A number of the Indian forces, which have been in tfgypt, are to receive medals from the Queen personally.

The trial of the rebel leaders has commenced at Cairo.

It is rumored that the Government will ask Parliament for a grant of £50,000 each to Admiral Sir Beaucbamp Seymour and General Sir Garnet Wolseley. The Times states that Sir Beauchamp Seymour ia unwilling to accept a peerage. ■■. .■:■■-':':■' -"V"-^ ■"■■■■■' '

It is stated that Rear Admiral Anthony Tiley Hoskins, C.8.; formerly 'Commodore' on the Australian Station, is to be knighted for his services in Egypt. Earl Spencer, Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, is visiting England.