CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4609, 12 October 1883, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

Eeuteb's Telegbams [Received October 12, 2.10 p.m]. Copenhagen, Oct. 11. The Czar of Russia, who has been on a visit to the King of Denmark for soiiia time past, has now sailed for Cronstadt. Zulu AffairsCapetown, October 11. It has transpired, that unless Cetewayo surrenders to the' British authorities they will morally support Usibepu ia the ousting of the King from the sovereignty of Zululand.

Madbid, October 10. It has transpired that a demand was made to the French Government for farther reparation'than that accorded by President Grevy's apology for the insult offered toKing Alfonso in Paris. KingAlfonso has requiren that further action be taken in the matter, but the Spanish Ministry, not being able to a^ree thai such a course is necessary, the Premier, Senor Segasta, has tendered to his Majesty the resignation of himself and colleagues. Paris, October 10. A' counts to hand from the vine growing provinces are generally favourable. It is expected that the vintage this year will be fully up to the average yield.

[Specials to the Pbess Association.] London, October 10. The Times considers that the high* handed action of Mr Service with respect to the Irish informers has increased the difficulty of punishing crime in Ireland. The death of Bishop Short win very sadden. He appeared to be in excellent health on Thursday, but in the following morning was found dead in bed. Canon Donnelly h"s been appointed coadjutor to Archbishop McCabe, of Dunedin. : The Chinese have refused to recognise the French convention with the Black Flags. '