CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1110, 27 June 1882, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

— •+-&*•;] Wh' ' WARLIKE PREPARATIONS J ENfl. l-l '■• .LAND.- ~ .-.;■ PROTECTION OP SUEZ Oil BY • .:. :V- • ; BBrTISHFORCSi' ;&".■.. ■ 'EXPECTED FENIAN ATTAIN THE '■■ --.- £;;.... /'TIMES'' pFF10ET...... ,/>'"••. '' •fiENEWED FENIAN MOYBMNTB %'.-'> r ■:'.' .. IRELAND. '4 .M: :./:;.'■■■>;.'# '■■;. . iv i ,•. .-. ■:;-.•.■ LoNßON,oy«aw, ..,•..;... i«; Great activity now prevails in ty' i\3fj/l&' N*.vv *. •'• • ■arsenals and dockyards! owing tofte'naval •: . iari'military preparatjdns riecesaHwdbythe.-." ..- ■-.■ ■;>' state af affairs in Egypt., It has janßpirtd •* ;- : .:V'v; ■that the military ahthoritiei hav arranged. .• :'::. . • ..'-•.■* ,'that a force -of- tHa British troop! now !at .■ h •••■•'.."•' ,saUa Bhall at 'once embark for •'. ■•-*••• iiHepurgose of protecting the cans. ,i.v-..; •.!•_. ,-.--.' • A number ! 'of reports as to a : .:allegedf .v : in.:y .rising in Ireland are to hand, j ,' ;■.■-.- -. It is feared that an attack on ifo-Lcndoni.'.. .;>•'.;?..•.':., '* Times" office is contomplate.d;3ind-th9,i:.'.:,!; > ;....'...';:..;i premises are consequently-gtiiified by ».., j- : «>V:.(:..-.-. ;forca of police, ■.[".'■: ' .!l ■'; Intelligence has been" from..fie-f.-, ■ ■•;,)• ; ; -,\. ,, land that a body o!jeyeralhondiedFeßitos"/*' h*i l;ws.' fa. military order, has•mawhed I thiongh^:':;.. v ■■■>>! ■, : Attn»gh. Nothing further as.ts'theu" aau>-' «' (:; etv% ■ ,'nienUhas transpired. ... : ;': :.■'.-' i. M " There aw no changer to-rejiort'ii) thei-v -'* V^n "money market or in colonial bWadstuffi;. '••-. • -.&.:' ■: | Australian beef tallow haßi advance} td J ■;• ■''■'■■U: •42s .fidi best mutton has deolined : tb43r6d. ■ •'!■>■: ?■:.'■: ; Nine thousand two hundred.'baleß werE v- ■; •■■,} .... . * ■ ' '.'''-' ■ ' ioffered at to-day's auotion.., The matke't. ;'': !: . ■;; ? vwas steady, but the demaild was'not sctive.-- -':''■;••"' '•■. \ LoHieoitj; June 26.. ••':'-■: , The Orient Company's steamship fV:-i ;^ jiaxi, which left Melbourneiilay"ls,- arrived • 'ij-Wczb •here td-day. .■■.''■'; ■ •. '. SirtienryParkeßi Premier of "•■ "Wales, will leave England far; .";£■-.»■■ - . r.: the Cape, on Saturday next/' * ', >.. ...r • Arrangements have been madft'for Cetewayo. the deposed Zulu King,- to visit r'.-. England at an early date, . .■>:■ '.' <.;.'■■. CONTINENTAL,^ CONBTANTINO?LB, June 24. .S.~ ■ ':■:.■::, ■ Tho proceedings of the Conference of .' Foreign Ambasiadors on the Egyptian ques- - • tion, which is now sitting here; daily, we ■•' ".. :.;;:•; kept quite secret, nothing being allowed ti •■-.-.■. • transpire.

The Sultan has couferred the Imperial; Y.~.' •■ jOrder of Medjidie upon AraW Jasha, the •<.;; : ,-. Egyptian Minister of War, -.,,«, -'.-.',. ■'•: ;.-. MttBODEVH/Juhe 26.-. •;■■•': • ,v>: ■ The P. and 0. steamship feutl»sijHta,th« 'inward mails via Sues", dated. :; ••• London, Juno 19, arrived here'.tbVeveniug; ■; J' 1 Tho Orient '.Austral, which left Plymouth. May? '2o»^•.<«•■■ \> [arrivedhere to-day. ■'. ■:.'.'>?