CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1453, 10 August 1883, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Reuter's TeLEGRAMB.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 8, A bomb was exploded to-day in a street of this city, but, although there were d, number of people about at the timp, no one was injured. The perpetrator of the outrage, however, was not dotected, ADELAIDE,. August 9. . In the Legislative Assembly. last Jiiglit a motion by Mr Ward in favor of uniting in general action of the colonies in regard to the annexation of New Guinea and the New Hebrides was rejected on a division. The motion was opposed by the Government, bi|t at the same time Mr Bray, Premier, announced that he had-accepted an invitation of Victoria to join in the proposed conference on the annexation question. LONDON, August 9. Consols declined by |to 100J, Market rate fallen to 33/4, and is now \ below bank rate, There are no changes to report in colonial breadstuffs,or in tallow.: MADRID, August 9. Received August 10, 1.10 p.m.— Intelligence having been received by the Spanish Government that revolutionary designs has been manifested in the ranks ef the military stationed near Logrono and Barcelona, a large force of loyal troops have been despatched to those places in view of a possible rising. Recent indications of revolutionary tendenciea imthearmy. have caused much alarm, and the Cabinet has consequently issued a proclamation announcing the suspension of the constitution now existing in Spain,

Later news to band from Barcelona is that a number of insurgents who 1 had congregated near that town have dispersed, owing to intelligence that a force of troops was on its way to the scene.

CAPETOWN, ' August 9. It is now reported that Cettwayo escaped to reserved territory in Zululand, and is still at large. SYDNEY, August 9, Received August 10j 1.5 a.m.—ln reply to enquiries which have been made by the New Zealand Government as to the probability of the Irish informers being sent to New Zealand, Mr A, Stuart, Premier, has telegraphed to the effect that the aflair has ended, as far as New South Wales is con-, cemed, inasmuch as the Imperial authorities have now taken the matter in hand, ; ' i LONDON, August 9. In the course of a speech at the Mansion House yesterday evening,

Mr Gladstone;referred to the difficulty, which had arisen at Tamatave on ac<; count of the manlier, in which the, French Admiral had treated BritishConsultate and, Naval officers, and announced that fuller advices which have been received confirm tho hope that a speedy and satisfactory settlement of the matter will be arrived at. VIENNA, ' August 8. A strong anti-Jewish feeling continues to be displayed in Hungary, and at Pesth a serious riot 'occurred,, in which the house of one of the Jews who was recently- acquitted of the ljiurder of a Christian girl, was sacked. The disturbance was ultimately quelled by the military; 1 who had fo bo called out. ■