CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1106, 22 June 1882, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

London, Jutie 20. ■ The N markot for colonial securities and produce are without quotable change. . ;! At the wool aubtion to-day less lemand was experienced, and prices were .occasionally easier. The catalogue comprised 12,000 hales. Low to inferior qualities''fienevftlly■ aire in fayor of buyers. ■ . , ' June 21 . In tho House of Commons last night, Sir; Charles • Dilke, tho Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated, in reply to a. question, • that the Government would requirefull reparation from'tho Khedive for tho outrages committed upon the British subjects during the recent riots at.Alexandria. I. The Hon. W. B. Gladstone announced With reference lo his motions for.the reform t>f Parliamentary procedure, that it would bo.impossible, owing to the press of busk •ucs?, lo carry out the proposals of the Go'viinnfiit during tlie present sesaion, but 'that tho subject would he again introduced next year. It is expected that an autumn scsßion of Parliament will be held. Mkwourne, June 21.. Malting barley is quiet and prices are unchanged at Ss .-Id to bs Sd. The market for New Zealand oate is dull'; feeding sorts remain at.4s Id to 4s :3d;•; milling ioats have advanced Id, and are nor quoted at 4s 3d to 4s sd. WAR IN ZULDLAND. Capetown, June'2o, \ Tolograms are to hand from Zululand reporting that war Ims broken- out between the Native tribes in that country, comprising two bodies' under Dahako,, a brother »f Ceiewayo, and the Chief Oham, A severe engugemeat has beenfbught between the two armies resulting in tho defeat of Oham's adherents. * . -