CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4608, 11 October 1883, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

Eettteb's Teles-bams [Received October 11,1.30 p.m.] Pabis, October 10. Information has been published here, that a fresh treaty bas been concluded between France and the Kingdom of Cambodia, which adjoins • the French Colony of Cochin China, and has been under the French protectorate since 1862. The present treaty cedes to France all the revenues arising from indirect taxation, and re affirms the pro** tectorate enjoyed by France over the Kingdom. Los don, October 10. It has transpired that Sir Evelyn Wood, commander of the British army in Egypt, is favorable to the withdrawal of the bulk of the troops at an early date, and has expressed his willingness to be answerable for order in the country with native troops. Capetown, October 10th. The latest intelligence to hand from Zululand states that Usibepu, the powerful chief who defeated Cetewayo, demands that the latter should be forced to quit the country, -, • ■ , .■'■■■■■ London, October 10. The British residents at Tamatave are complaining bitterly of the severe treatment to which they are subjected by the French authorities

Usibepu insists upon England removing Getewayo from Zululand. Pahis, October 9. Later despatches from Tonquin confirm the official statement re the evacuation of the Black Flags from Sontay, and state in addition that they are generally falling back at all points before the French. M. Ferry has issued instructions to the French commandant at Tonquin to push operations against the enemy with all possible speed, and complete the occupation of Anam and the subjugation of the Black Flags as quickly as possible.