CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4425, 10 March 1883, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

Retjter's Telegrams.

[Received March 9, 2 p.m.] Paeis, March 8.

Intelligence is to band from Antananarivo that a French Gunboat has arrived at Tamative, the chief port of Madagascar, and that four other war vessels have gone to ports on the North and West coast which are claimed by the French. The Malagasees are very much excited at this step on the part of France, and are preparing for war.

London, March 8.

The cargo of frozen mutton ex Steamship Sorrento from Port Chalmers, has now all been disposed of at an average of sixpence three farthings per pound.

[Specials to the Press Association.]

London, March 6,

James Carry, who was arrested on the charge of being concerned in the Phoenix Park murders, has been expelled from the Dublin Council.

The Egyptians have defeated El Mahdi

Mr Gladstone has stated that England has no power to protect the natives against attacks by the Boers, except that of moral suasion.] The official residents in the Transvaal will be withdrawn next year.

March. 7. The French Chambers have idefinitely postponed the proposal of reorganising the constitution of the Senate.

The House of Lords has re-appointed the Irish Land Committee*

March 8.

The Standard says that!Byrne is accused of complicity in the attempt to murder Judge Law son and Mr Field, on the evidence of Councillor Carey's brother.