LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1121, 25 August 1882, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(FROM OUK OWN CORRESPONDENT.} London, August 22, 7*37 p.m. Ten men have been fully identified as the perpetrators of the recent murderous outrage in Ireland. Obituary : Guildford Onslow. ugust 23. Ten Land Leaguers have been arrested by. the police, charged with the murder of a family at Mullaghadrunna on the 18th. The information upon which the arrests have been made, was furnished by an eye-witness of the outrage. The British have cut the telegraph lines in various directions, and the Sultar is said to be infuriated at this. A train full of cavalry are reported to have reinforced Kafradower. The Canal is now used freely, but is protected by torpedoes, and patrolling is kept up. The enemy have beeji routed at Seraperim, losing 100 men. The British lost six. Tripoli intends to reinforce and assist Arabi. The European Press generally acquiesce in England's occupation of the Canal. Serapim, a town on the Canal, near the Bitter Lake, has been occupied by the British forces, and four guns have been captured, Numbers of Arabi's officers are deserting him. Mahommed, formerly Minister of Works, has been arrested at Ismalia. A friendly interview has taken place between Sir Garnet Wolsely and Baron de Lesaeps. Alexandria, August 22. The rumor current here yesterday that the enemy was abandoning Kafradowar has been ascertained to b i incorrect, as authentic information has been received that the rebels are entrenched there in great force,