THE LATEST. London, January 28.

Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1494, 31 January 1882, Page 2

THE LATEST. London, January 28.

Telegrams to hand report that Chili has decided upon terms on which it will conclude a treaty with Peru. The conditions are the concession by the former of* Tarapaea in lieu of transfer of guano deposits of Hobos Islands, andanidemnity of twenty millions,payable in sixteen years. In the meantime Chili to occupy Alicea and Kelain if the indemnity is not paid in the specified time. It is further announced that in the event of these terms being refused by Peru, Chili will decline any further mediation en the part of the United States. Consols have declined from 100^ to 99J. No, other changes to report in the money market or in the markets for colonial produce. London, January 21. Additional Telegrams. — It is announced that the Queen will visit the Continent in March next. Grain statistics show that the quantity of breadstuff's exported from the United States during the year 1881, amounted to 224,000,000 bushels. The Pope has given an audience to the sons of Ismail Pasha, ex-Khedive of Egypt, who have for some time resided in Naples. He accorded them a friendly reception. This action has excited considerable comment. - A great fire occurred -in Glasgow ; Fmmeston steamship works being destroyed. Damage,. £20, 000. • The Greek Consul at Mangalaya, a town in Upper Egypt, has been murdered. He was attacked by robbers,' and on resisting was brutally murdered. The death is announced of the Lord of. who has for some months been travelling in the United States. He died at Colorado. A Theatre at Peath, capital of Hungary, was destroyed by fire. Fortunately no lives were lost. Intelligence from the Eheran States report that Ayqub Khan, who after his defeat by Ameer of A'fganistan sought refuge in Persia, has been expelled from that country,''and has entered Russian territory, and asked permission to join, the Russian forces. ,3j» u'i , Riots occurred in Arbroath, a seaport in Scotland arising put of,the'songs of the Salvation Army. Whilst parading the street the Anky was attacked by a mob, and several injured. The captain of the army was wounded'so seriously that his position is regarded critical^ , ; It is now- considered' improbable that Abdul Raham,Ameer of Kustan will pay,, his promised visit to India., , It is ' feared * that by his going riots "may take place among Afghans during his 'absence.' Great alarm is felt ,in r-j]^or£olk r -j]^or£olk at the increased destruction among ihe cattle, caused 'by rinderpest. A great fire occuraedat|Hainmersmith.S,tation on" the Metropolitan' Railway line. ' The Wtirie v buildingf.<was f jgutted.T^amagej £ very ; At Ifl^^ab ) od^it lt ia' r believ(Bd ;f< &at' hos-'j. tilities between the ' Russians'' q,nd'iTurko,- o mans ars againsimpinen't. i T% H Rjiss»gis nb^ola.ajtKng^os^ Casp^tto^^^^ixlw^d^romans^arft, ; mj^||^ittt ;i the