NEWS BY GABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2329, 24 June 1886, Page 2

NEWS BY GABLE

(BT ELECTJUO TELEOUAPH—COPYRIGHT) Rkuter'b Telegrams. • • London, June 22, - A ustralians versus Flayers continued. Nottingham players' first innings closed for 334, Barlow scoring 113. In the Australians first innings six wickets were down for 174 runs when the stumps were drawn for the day! Colonial breadstuffs continue to maintain at last quotations. Tallow is firm at 25s per cwt for beef, and 27s 6d for mutton, fair average quality. Wool rates to day catalogued 13,600 bales submitted. The tone of the market, is firm. London, June 23; The general elections for a new Parliament will commence on the 1 first proximo, Mr Gladstone has returned to hiß •seat at Hawarden, On the journey he received ovations everywhere en route from Edinburgh to FTawurden, Paris, June 23.. The Bill for the expulsion of the French Princes has been passed by the Senate. . Brisbane, June 23.. H.M.S. Undine has arrived here from New Hebrides.Tlie captain states that no occupation or annexation of the group by the French has taken place. He confirms the statement that outrages have been committed on the French subjects, and reports that a Freuch flag had been hoisted over a French store at. Savunnah harbour and a British flag over McLeod's store. Commander Cross further generally confirms the statements made by M. Freycinet as to the French position in New Hebrides.