CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1887, 13 January 1885, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY ELEOTt'.O TELEGRAI'II—COPYRIGHT,J 1{ HUTER's TIiLUaiiAMS, Albany,-January 12, ■ •; Anived, this morning, in Ring George's Sound—P, and 0, steamship.lndus, with; the. inward Brindisi mails, dated London, December 12, : ' I ; .' Sydney, Jan; 12, • Bishop Selwyn, of .Melanesia, who is about to visit Europe, has returned hero, from Brisbane. The cricket match between Shaw's English eleven and a New South Wales -team at-Wollbiigopg ; was concluded- on Saturday',' and resulted in a victory for the Englishmen,.. New York, Jan. 11. ■ The victim of the Invincible outrage at O'Doriovan Rossa's Office was not killed .by his assailants, and although his wounds are serious his recovery is expected. The ■man is of Irish extraction,--and his namedPhelan, " Caira, Januaiy 11. . A telegram has been received from Lord Wolseley .announcing that a messenger who left Khartoum on December 28 has brought news from General Gordon to the effect that the troops at Khartoum are in good health, and' that the steamers are keeping the city amply supplied with food.

• ' Melbourne, Jan. 13. . Received Januaiy 13, noon.—Tryon, who was appointed command the Australian station, ,was a passenger by the Indus .which arrived-at Albany yesterday. London, Jan. 12.. On re-examiria ion of the cargo 'of frozen meat ex Dourida, - it shows that a ; portion was bad, owing to the' premature freezing, • . Mustapha Pasha Tehmi' is about to visit London. The Standaixi publishes an article today stating that negotiation are ' proceeding between British and German Governments regarding the Navigator Islands, with a view to arrange matters on such a basis that neither Power shall assume protectorate over Samoa. The Standard to-day publishes a telegram from Egypt announcing that Mustapha Pasha Tehmi demands the services of a small force of Turkish troops to garrison Cairo, in conjunction with the British troops now doing duty there.