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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1714, 30 June 1883, Page 2

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Lo.vdox, June 27. The annual intor-Uni\ ersity uiickot match, Oxford irrsits Cambiidge, was concluded to-dny at Lords aud resulted in a victory for Cambiidge by seven w ickets. The death is announced of Genera! Sir Edward Sabine, K.C.B. ; aged 9a Paris, June 27.

n is seated Giiaccertaiu unanges may oe shortly expected to take pl.ice in the Fiench Cabinet, owiny to the illnea of Cliallemel-Lacour, Minister of Foreign A [Tairs, who, it is believed, will resign his portfolio. Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Ambassador, has taken occasion to deny the repoi t recently to hand from Shangni, that a settlement had been arrived at of the- difficulty betw een France and China rogaiding their claims in Anam. The Marquis states that the Chinese Government is not pieparcd to yield the suzerainty of ihat piovince.

[Received June 2S, 12. 30 p.m ] Alexandria, June 25. Cholera has now broken out at Monsurali, a town 34 miles south west of Damietta, where the disease first appeared. Much alarm prevails owing to the spread of the epidemic, and an exodus of Europeans and others from Egypt has already commenced. Later. The cholcia epidemic is s£>reading. Several cases of the disease are now reported at Port Said.