CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4839, 12 July 1884, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

EbUIEB's TELEaBAMS

' London, July 10; Arrired: Ship Lufcterworth, from Auck land, March 29. -

[Received July 52,12.50 p.m.]

■; -*- ' London, Jfily 10. Australians v. All En2l?.!id.

The cricket match Australians ; r.All England commenced at Manchester late this afternoon, the weather haviDg moderated, though continuing showery. The wicket was;very heavy, owing to the rain that bed fallen. The Englishmen went first (o the wickets, and when the stumps were drawn their score stood at 26 with 3 wickets down. The individual/scores were ~Grrace, c, 8; Horuby, st, 0; Ulyett, b, 5; Barlow, pot out, 5 ; Steele, not oat, 8.

[Eeceired July 12, 11.45 a.m.]

London, July 11.

In the House of Commons last night it was announced that the London Government Bill and other measures introduced by Ministers, which were likely to lead,to a lengthy debate, will be dropped for the present session. The Deceased' Wife's Sister Bill, which was recently introduced in the House of Lords, has now been withdrawn from Committee

: The financial experts ;who were ap? pointed by the European powers to consider the proposals of the British Gov*> eminent in regard to Egyptian financial questions have held,frequent sittings duiv ing the past few days. The committee is expected to complete its deliberations next week, when the Conference will re assemble for the purpose of discussing the report of the experts. . '„'■

Ministerial and Opposition caucuses are now actively organising for the purpose of agitating respectively for and against the reform of the franchise. Pabis, July 11. * Cholera. - Telegrams from Marseilles report that cholera is still raging there, no less than 63 deaths having occurred yesterday from the disease. The latest news from Toulon states that the epidemic is somewhat abating, the mortality yesterday having only amounted to twelve cases, which is below.the recent daily average.

[Specials to the Pbess Association

London, July 9.

The Pall Mall Gazette states that a secret treaty has been entered into between France and Portugal. Arrests hare been made at Trieste of persons who, it is alleged, attempted to injure the Emperor of Austria during a railway journey. :