CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5034, 2 March 1885, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

Betjter's Telegrams

(BeceivedJEcbrtiury 2, 12 40 p.m )

London, February 23

The Australian mails per Orient E.M.S. Austral, from Melbourne, January 23, were delivered yeslerdHy. (Received March 2, 2.40 p.m.) London, March 1. The Shaw Saville and Albion Company's steamship Coptic sailed from Plymouth yesterday afternoon for New Zealand. London, February 28.

The steamship Bracmar, outward bound, put into Stornoway dismantled, having experienced a heavy gale. [.Received March 2nd, 11 20 a.m.] London, March 1. It is aunounced that George Anderson, M.P. for Glasgow, has been appointed Deputy Master of the Bdyal Mint, Melbourne, rice Delres Broughton, deceased.

Calcutta, March 1. The Ameer of .'Afghanistan will 'visit India next month, when he will meet Earl Dufferin in the Punjaub. : ,\.,.} . , r St. Petersburg, March 1. The Itasso-Afghan Frontier. Th.c Russian Press, generally, expect that the Anglo»Eussian negotiations regarding the Afghan frontier will result in an:amicable settlement. . >; , , Beblin, March 1. A G-ei,iiaii-Austrian Squadron * Formed. A combined German-Austrian squad" ron, consisting of a frigate, cruiser, corvette, and gunboat has. been formed, but its destination is not yet known. Madeira, February 27. Shaw, Saville, and Albion Co.'s steamer Arawa, from Wellington (Jan. 21), left here last evening for Plymouth. The cargo of meat is in good order. Bebne, February 28. \ Numerous arrests of suspected An» archists have been made throughout Switzerland'during the past fesv days. ?