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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1774, 17 November 1883, Page 3

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Lotfuorn", November 15. Thk trial of tlio Italian Poole, for the nvivder of Mrs. Denny, has. becu pioccuding in Dublin for some days past. The cose was concluded yestmUy, but tlio jury weie unable to agree ujion til o verdict, and weie dischaiged.

1 aius, ixoveinher i.i. Admit nl Frauquot h.is been appointed to succeed Admiial Londolph in command of the French naval sriu.idvon in the Pacific. Intelligence is to liand fimn Madagascar that the Hdviim, in considei able foice, aie occupying a strong position about seven miles from Tamatave, and arc piepanng vigorously to resinttho proposed ad\ance t>f the French troops on Tananarivo.

C.uno, November 14. It is reported that .another detachment of Egyptian troop*., which was stationed at Sunkim, a.seapoit on the lied Sea, and the scene of the massicie of Iteyptimi troopby Hillmen on the 29th \ilt. , have been attacked and routed with heavy los.s by the rebels.

Bki.rv vde, November 14. The rebellion in this city is rapidly extending. The news to hand is that a, most foimid.tble lining ocem red at Kiutcheo.it/, in the south-east, tholattei town being now in complete profession of the rebels. All the available tioop-j h.<ve been .sent to the bcene of the rising, and an engagement with the insuiKcnts is lmminrnt.

Capk Town, November 13. Tolegr.uns have heed icccn ed from Zululand announcing that two woie ong.ifrcincnts have been fought botwoen several Zulu tribi"! jukl tlio follow cis of Usibepu> resulting in tho rout of the latter on both occasioiih.

Dchbax, November In. Cetcw.ij ii, who li.it> buen the jjue^t of Mi . Ohboine, the 3?i iti^li CominisMonei 1 in Zulul.ind, Kiute liis muumklci to tin 1 Tin]i«rialtiuth(»iitii?i, a\ ill shoith piococcl tn Cane Town. Tt i» .uinouncod tli.it tho British troops now stationed on tho Zulu frontier aienbout to be witlidi.iwn.