CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1377, 12 May 1883, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

V • ■'■' REUTKR'sTwiEORAMBf''''' \"' . ..-!■.:,;?,!,'■•. i'Vi •'••.• '•'■y't't'ynm.?!'!'. \- BY -ELECTRIC 'TELB^BAPH-iCOPTEIdHT 1 . 1 ?..- J v,;v;Hrhuraday..T'." Keceiyed^ l^^1 135 p.:L Arrival, this morning—^TerAnauifrom the Blufii':■ \' r l "■'.....■;;',_ ...';!.'' here both for and against ;the of the Museum'ioa Sundays;" t^ ; -,i ; .j' , May 9 (evening). .'The and Mr Burke was concluded at, Dublin (o'-day; Th 6 'juiy returned ja verdiot«of .'■ Guilty,' ; and ; sentence of death .w#. passed upon the prisoner.* ; j "•''..,.-■ ■,■ •MajriSi'j It hasitranspired'thaf M,';Kergareo,. the French ConWl'a'tfThiniNai^isthe '. bearer of a Grevy to Tuduc, the Regent of Annani, regarding the claim of France in Tonquin., The document, after referring to the; o|rcumßtance|fUnder which France'guaranteedithe independence of the King oflrinain/agaiDßt China by the Treaty, of Saigon ia v 1874- declares that the .impotencevof which has been displayed by■. the Regent • France' ti> A 'adopi measures to secnre the j)ettei' administration of the ! kihgdbm/ and In this 1 view_the French GoyernmentjhasfnoW: definitely decided Province of Tonquin to'assume, control of the'Annamese fomgh relation's, ''and to collect the Custom duties and taxes.: M. Grevy offers, s,granii;;anyannual subsidy to,the King'as compensation if these terms are ; acoepted; :|: ' r v; : '' ''■''"'' .■;., LONDON,-•.,:■.; ii-■>• ■ ....■.,-. ■;:.:!'..'^.-»'!v-.'.:;'Mav^,'-':

Tenders for the' Queensland loan.of £2,500,000 were opened to-day. The: total amount.of tenders' received: waV £2,630,000;; .Tenders at ; 97 : will receive 93 per'cehti';;'above, in full;'

The brother "of "Joseph Brady, who was sentenced, to death' on the- 13th ultimo for the-murder' of Lord P, Cavendjsb,, and, Mjr',Burke.Jias:been summoned a, tUreateittHg letters- tqtbelqremarj of the jury by which' 'Joseph-I)rad^ ; was found guilty.■ .".."' "'* '"■' Mr Bradlaugh addwdr a,! crowded meeting of his constituents-at North* ampton last night. In-the oourse of his address'ho. promised to .persist, in his endeavors to take his. seat in Parliament, He was accorded an enthus* iastie reception.',: ';' 7.'j '."• Per Merchant Shipping and Underwriters' Association i-^Amyed—Ships Jessie Keadman, t >fron,i. the. Bluff (January 31)-j-'",Neis6n,'irohv Port Chalmers (February 22). Consols remain at 101J, and New Zealand securities at:.yesterday's, quotation. ' ■' ;r :. :"'

The wheat Market _is quiet, but steady. Adelaide,, ex store, 50s'|. New Zealflhd. ditto;: 45a to - 48s; Adelaide flour, ex storey 345.'; Australian tallow is quiet. Best beef, 43s j host mutton, ■&>'■■■■■■ '■:'■ r .-:■■: .u'i '■{■■■•>W V' : '

The London -Chartered;; Bank .of, Australia has declared a dividend of 3 per cent for ; the half-year, 'arid carries forward :to the! reserve fund. .'• ■'■''•■■•■■• i,,i! ' - \ ■'•;■

m • ..-;-.L?-*/! <•«■ Jii.-i-,". MoV^iO.," : ; At the Police ;! the boy who was'under,jisest onrsnspicion of having caused* thei fire on - boartl the ship Leicester*'OastW'ori' 'Miih instant, was' dischatrged,' '■'" ''' , v " .'■'"..' •'■' SYDNEY,;-':— vl.; •: ;: :; ':, ; : ;: '•!'!;■ ;;?n<iay.v Received, .May ,11, 12.40. p.m.—At the Postal Conference yesterday resolutions were adopted in; favor-of forming a Postal Union;.,.; rraqintions will be forwardecV'to the New' Zealand Government for concurrence,-':|