CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4561, 17 August 1883, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

Eeutee's Telegeams

[Received August 17, 2.25 p.m.]

London, August 16.

The report current yesterday that a rupture had occurred between Italy and Morocco, and that the Italian Minister at Tangiers had lowered his flag, is now known to have no foundation.

Pahis, August 16

The latest news to hand from Tonquin states that the French commander had decided that the bombardment of the town there should be commenced on the 13th inst., when active operations were to be resumed against the Annamites.

Copenhagen, August 16.

Her Hoyal Highness the Princess of Wales arrived here to day on a visit to the King of Denmark, and was received by the populace with much enthusiasm.

London, August 16.

Arrived : Mathilde, from Lyttelton May 2, and Abbey Holme, from Lyttelton May 4.

London, August 15

Lord Roseberry, who is about to visit the Australian colonies, will leave England on the 2lßt instant.

Madeid, August 15

Telegrams are to hand from Barcelona reporting that a railway train has been stopped and plundered by a body of armed men."

Vienna, August 15.

A flysheet promulgating Socialist prin» ciples of a violent and seditious character has been distributed broadcast through all parts of this city. The event caused great popular excitement, and the civil authorities are endeavoring to ascertain the source from which the publication emanated, but as yet no arrests have been made.

Capetown, August 15.

Intelligence is to hand that another great battle has taken place between the followers of Cetewayo, and those of Usibepu, resulting in great slaughter on both Bides. Usibepu's followers were defeated, and the chief escaped with difficulty. Cetewayo is still in retirement, but is reported to be recorering from his wounds.