CALOGRAMS.
[Bxuteb's Telegbams.]
Pabis, September 14.
The reinforcement of 3000 men despatched to Madagascar, has arrived, and Admiral Miot has now resumed offensive r rations against the Hovas. Svakim, September 13.
A number of rebels made their appear-, ance in this neighborhood to-day. Troops were despatched to disperse them, and in a skirmish which ensued, four rebels were killed.
London, September 13.
The N.Z. Shipping Company's chartered ship, the Douglas, bound from London to Auckland, encountered a gale of unusual severity when coming down the Channel, rendering it necessay to put into Falmouth.
[Specials to the Fbbss Association.]
London, September 11. Lord Carrington, the new Governor of New South Wale 9, joins the Carthage at Suez. Mr E. W. Wallington, his Private Secretary, leaves by the Oceania, in advance of His Lordship.
September 13. In the four miles race between W. C. George, of Birmingham, and W. Cummings, of Paisley, the latter won. The Archbishop of Aix, a city in the department of Bronches dv Rhone, France, has died from cholera.
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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5199, 15 September 1885, Page 2
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171CALOGRAMS. Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5199, 15 September 1885, Page 2
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