CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1800, 29 September 1884, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY ELKCTI.'.C TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT Reuter's Telegrams, Cairo, Septombor 27. The arrangements for despatching the British expedition to the Soudan are rapidly approaching completion, and ■ General Lord Wolselcy, who has been personally superintending the preparations, has stiirted for the Nubian frontier-. Thirty of the boats which lliavo been equipped for the transport of -ftroops up the Nile have arrived at Sassiout, Paris, September 27. The French Chambers have been summonsed to meet ou October 14 for the despatch of business. London, Septembr 27. • Rumors have been received at Scotland Yard leading to the belief that the Irish dynamite party has formed further plots lor the destruction of public buildings in England, and that emissaries who are now on the Continent will cross the Channel in order to carry out the conspiracy. Increased precautions have been taken at Dover, and great vigilance is being exercised both by tho Customs officer's and the police to prevent the importation of dangerous explosives. Mr Gladstone has returned from Scotland to his seat at Hawarden Castle, ■ Sydney, Monday. Received 29th at noon.—Sailed on Saturday afternoon steamer Hauroto t&rcin Wellington. '™ It is now definitely announced that the Government have decided to issue a five million loau on the London i market at 3J per cent, 1 The Sydney University received a bequest of £186,000 by the death of ' Mrs Challis.