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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10237, 3 July 1883, Page 2

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HOME AND FOREIGN. LATEST CABLEGRAMS. (beuteb's teleghams.) .. -(by--ei,eoteic.-tei,sgkai>h^ — oopybioht:')" "' (Received July 2, 1 a.m.) LONDON. 7C-C' : June SO. In the House of Commons last, night, = ... Sir William Vernon Horcourt introduced a Bill to provide for the institution of a local Jgoverrimen^bbard in Scotland. ! , Latest, intelligence from Damietta states that the cholera continues to rage without abatement. Vessels proceedingthrough the Suez Canal will not touch ' at any pori in Egypt, Strict quarantine is being maintained at all Continental ports, and at Malta and Gibraltar. ' i , Mr Ince, Liberal candidate,, has been, elected for Hastings, a vacancy having . occurred in the representation of that constituency by th 3 resignation, of ,0. J. Murray, Conservative member. \ ■ . At the annual dinner of the Gobden Club to-day, Sir Saul tiamuel, AgeritGreneral of New South Wales, in responding to the toast of " The Colonies," said that if the intercolonial tariffs. were made fiscal and riot 'protective, he^as certain that free trade would .spori.rje'lthe :"• policy of all the "colonies.-^Sir Joliri " Hay made a speech, in whioh- he-ex, ', .pressed., the hope ithat a' comniercial'^ federation between Great Britain and^ ' „ .the colonies would be brought about. ' ! '■"'.'■• ■' "-NEW YORK. ■■ . ' ,'','.., ;* "'' '!'' ' ',■■,'.' ; ' „.;;, June 29. ' The' Immigration Board-, of- this city ' 'has 'shipped back to Ireland: several. . , .'.paujjer families recently arrived. •'."■ ,'t (SPECIAL TO PEEBS 'ASSOCIATION)., " , •;.„ :,■;'•;;-, ',:'london:: ;,,:,""': '-| """•' ' ••■ • June 80. i -, , ■ • j The : .Garonnefe-. cargo of frozenUneat has' been cleared at an average of 6d per lb, and, the Lady. Jooelyn's at an average • of, sixpeijce halfpenny. The lambs per i' British' King 'were some of a svery inferior olasß, but they ranged, from i threepence to sevenpence 'farthing per I pound. .'I i■" ■ '■■ ' '■ " '"' "•' I