CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1289, 29 January 1883, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

by Electric telegraph—copyright. Ileum's. Telegrams,. • LONDON, ./ . ;i . . .January 26.. A terrific gale has been; experienced in the northern and western districts of England, and'has vdorie an immense amount; of harm, both on land and at; sea. The havoc" in' some "places'has; been most disastrous, and many ship-. I wrecks on the coast are reported. v.:;,,;-. ..LONDON,',: January.27. Two'; ; ■ in' Dublin on a'charge of assassinating Mr Field, a jliryman iii'the"Hynes case in November last/" 1 A v wiihi&s of the outrage has identified the two assailants. The case has been adjourned for a week, The refrigerating chambers of the steamship Garonne were opened to-day.

ftnd 'itKo". cargo of - fvozdp. .jw&t has proved 'lo be in. excellent" condition. MELBOURNE, January 29. . Received. January 29, 12-50 p.m. Gibson the Town Clerk of Dunedin, has arrived here and is inquiring into the' alleged :fimds-:iir connection 1 with the Municipal Bonds. So far as is known there is no reason ,to believe that further frauds, have 'been-, committed beyond those alroady brought to light. •' ' ■ v Intelligence has been received that the Wangilogong gold mine is flooded. Th& men who were at work at'the time of'the influx succeeded in escaping, and' no loss of life has occurred..? :j;:. | : ' PARIS, i January 28. iThe Premier and. General Billot, Minister of War, have refused to agree to. the compromise proposed in connection with the bill dealing with the Bonapartist question, and a split has j occurred in the Cabinet. . 'Duclerc has consequently tended the resignations of himself and colleagues to President Grevy, LONDON.) • • January 27. Heoeived January 29, 12.30 p.m.— '' Consols are quoted at 102|, a decline of . J.! New Zealand quoted ■ at 103J, an advance 'of JJI. Colonial breadstuff and tallow firm at last quotations. Sydney sun-dried Copra deolined Es pev ton and now at £l9 10s. Beat sides Australian leather lb.