CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume II, 22 June 1881, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

. ♦- NEUTER'S CABLEGRAMS. [from our ow.v correspondent.] Lokd^N, June 38. Edwird M'CaV»\ Roman Ca'holic Arehbisliop of D«ihl r,, Ins issued a pastoral letter to the bishops and clergy of his dince«e U'£H£ the adoption of n morlera'e policy by the p. ople, and impresent' upon tlwm the necessity of abstaining from acts of violence St. Feterpbttboh, June 18. A tninp wns d : sfovered by the police fo-diy. Investigations are now being made with a view to discover persons cencprneH, but un to the present time no definite information has transpired. Paris, June 18. Telegr m* are to band from Marseilles, retorting Ihat further disturbances between citizens and Italian residents have taken place there. A serious riot oc« curred to day at the landing of another hody of troops from Tunisian territory, who in their march through town were insulted and maltreated l>y Italian towns* people, retaliated, and arms were freely u«ed, and incny persons wpre killed and wounded before order could be restored. JSf.L£OURNE, June -20. Bprrv received a telegram to*day from I>rl Kimberley, statinr that a police <ffivjer h;td been despatched by mail steamer to bring Henderson, reputed owner of the steamer Ferret alias Indi*, nnd those officers and crew who are now under arrest, to Scotland, where they will be placed upon their trial. Princes Albert Victor and George of Wales are to arrive here from Adelaide on Saturday next, 25th instant. A. public entry will not, however, take place until tbe following Monday. June 21. It Ims lrnnspirpd?lb.nt the Corner party in the Legislative Assembly will not support the vote of want of confidence in the IVTinistrv. which is to be proposed by Bryan O'Lougblin to-day.