CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1801, 30 September 1884, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS.

—s—[m ELKCIUHJTELKWKAI'H-COI'YIIIGUT Hkutek'sTelkuhams. i\lELi)OU'.xu, September 29. Arrived /.liis afternoon—P. and 0, steari.abi|» Cftthay, «'ilh tlio inward Suez mails, iuU London, August 22. C'aiko, September 28. General Loi'd WoNelsy left Assiout to-tl«y on liis juUi-ncy souiliwartlP. Tlie Italian Cuii9Jil-G« UL ' ral ks ," ow protcsU-iI t-litf .tusp.-iision of the Caisse, Imc'the protest C™* couched in milder terms than those employed by the representatives of t)>e Other European Powers, London. September 29. Obituary-Frederick Moiley, thu \ welHinown professional cricketer. The Times in its issue lids' morning publishes letters from Khartoum recounting the events which occurred thes-.' iiiiiii the timecommunication was . interrupted until recent dates. The ■, . liiiteiNHtaiciimt from April until the .end ut* July. General llm'don's iruopk ."•had'almost daily engagements With the Arab tviwls, mi'l wpß-iWijr l'Bjiillsed tlieiii with Tin conflicts with tliu followers of (lit M&iuli ciiiliiiilHlb'tl in. » ori'll'"' l VJoUry »l.iuli tUi.fivr.\ t'il.lrfoU mm

rebels away from the iieiirliborhood of Khartoum, During tho battle Colonel Stewart. was wounded, but has since recovered. The Arab losv was very heavy, and seven hundred of the Khartoum garrison were killed. St. PiiTEiisiiuito, September 28. His Majesty the Czar arrived to-day at Petcrhoff, from Warsaw.