CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5195, 10 September 1885, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[RbUTEe's TELEGBAMB.] ; London, September 7. The Australian mails, dated Melbourne, July 28th, per P. and O. B.M.S. Carthage, were delirered here to-day Via Brindisi. The P. and O. R.M.B. Rome, from Melbourne, July 14th, arrived here to-day. September 9. The Bight Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, addressing a public meeting at Warrington last night, stated that be rejected the demand made by Mr Parnell, and expressed a hope that the Whig party would accept the programme of the Radicals, as otherwise they would be compelled to part company. Teneriffb, September 7. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Bimutaka sailed this morning for New Zealand.' San Fbancisco, Sept. 7. . The Paeißc Mail Co.'s 8.M.8. City of Sydney arrived here to-day with the homeward New. Zealand mails, dated Auckland, 18th August. « [Specials to the Press Association.] London, September 8. Mail Service. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company offer to carry a weekly mail service from England- to Australia, via Vancouver, for half a million dollars per annum. The Canadian Government are likely to subsidise the Company. General Gordon's Statue. Mrs Mary Thornycroft, the well known sculptor, has been commissioned to execute the patural statue of General Gordon. The New Guinea Expedition. The Times applauds the expedition sent from Sydney to New Guinea. German Flag Burnt at Valencia, A mob at Valencia have burnt the ensign of the German Consulate there.