CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1608, 13 February 1884, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Reuter's Telegrams. . [by electric telegraph—copyright.] .. : MELBOURNE, " • Febuary 11, The Marchioness of. Normanby, who has been seriously indisposed, since the 3rd instant, is now much •better., - _-■'..■•■. , .;.. • ; ',;v. . Mr Speight, chairman of tho newlyconstituted Railway Boad, arrived here by the Mania, " ' '. •• . SYDNEY,

writers' 'Association:—London, februaryJ.—Arriyed: Ship Arauce, from: Tima'ru (October 7.) ":■ iL CAIRO, February 10.. Gordon Pasha has not yet arrived at Berber; and the state men fcs to tho contrary have proved to be premature, Gordon Pasha is not expected to reach .Berber, until-the 12thinafc. .. :;. It has trattppifed' that the appointment of Admiral Hewitt to the command of Souakim ,was, made by tho Khedivo at the request of the British Government,

.'.'.;'.'! :^;LONDON,-.":-:.-! .'".:- " February 11..., deceived February 12,12,50 p.m,— Thejcargo of .frozen: muttoa by the steamship; Lsguria| .Melbourne (December 29), comprising 4330 carcases, arrived, here in good condition. The first portion was •placed ; on the market to-day, and fetched sjjd per pound. '■ •'''' '' : '■ In the House of Commons to-day Mr Bradlaugh appeared ; at .the ;■ table, and swore himself in as a member and then withdrew from the Chamber. When he had retired Mr Gladstone lose and stated that if the motion was carried the Government would prosecute and testthe legality of Mr. Bradlaugh's admission. ••'' •' • '"'-'