REUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 19 August 1881, Page 2

REUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.

[PROM OXJR OWtf COREESPONDENT.] London, August 17. The House of Lords has at length passed the Irish Land Bill as submitted by the House of Commons. The Marqrrs of Salisbury stated that he held the House of Commons responsible for any result which might arise ia the carrying out of its provisions, Washington, August 16. A bulletin issued this morning reports that the President is again in a very critical state. The relapse which hes set in is stated to be of a nature to cause grave alarm. Caicotta, August 16. The telegrams received to day from Candahar report that Ayoub Ipian is experiencing some difficulty in the work of concentrating his forces, and his advance is in consequence further delayed. Three of the regiments have refused to march on Cubul, and Ayoub has been compelled to disband them. Fydne? , August 17. A commercial traveller, staying at an hotel at Mudgee, placed some samples o dynamite before the fire, with the view of soflpm'n^ them. The package shortly afterwards exploded, and the man was blown to atoms. Bbi-bank, Auguet 17. The detached squadron has arrived, and js now at anchor in Moreton Bay. Correction.— ln the Brisbane telegram of yesterday, for Bishop Stenton, re id Right Key. J. Quinn, Roman Catholic Bishop of Brisbane. Sydney, August 16 No fresh cases of small-pox have been reportsd to day. All the patients at the quarantine station are doing well. August 17> A fresh case of smallpox is reported this morning, the sufferer being a man named Edward Trevoe residing in the tlaymarket. Two fresh cases of small-pox have been reported to the authorities to-day, oue is a sister of Trevoe, commission agent of Ba'main. A man named Hutton, who has been confined to the quarntine station, suffer* ing from smallpox, died there yesterday.