LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1182, 13 October 1882, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

♦ (PER IJEUTER's AfiKXCV.) London, October 10. The race for the Crearewitch stakes resulted .13 follows : — Come, 1 ; Chippendale, 2 ; Arab, 3. Melboitrv i-, Tctobcr 11. Winifred is scratched for tlie Cnp. Betting unchanged Cimnamulla is the favorite at 100 to 12. A LEXA2J dhia, ctober 10. The Egyptian Government demurs to allowing the rebel officers, who are shortly to be placed upon their trial to be defended by English and other European counsels. The now ariuy, which is about to be organised under the direction of Baker Pasha, will bo limited to 10,000 men and will be officered only by Circassians and Turks. Commissioner will not be given to any ofiicors who took part in the recent rebellion.,

Latest rumors to hand from Cairo state that Arabi has been maltreated in prison and Sir Ed ward /Mftlot; British Consul General, is consoqueiitiy/ca'ising inquiries to be made as to their truth or otherwise. The Hisuuro of iv considerable number of conceded arms haa been lu&de at Tantah. Arab Schukoteri, who has been inciting the populace to acts of lawlessness, has been arrested and subjected to one hun tired, lashes, New York, October 11. In the State elections, which are now proceeding tho Democrats have a large majority in Ohio. In tlie cricket match between the Australians ami eighteen representing America, has resulted in a victory for the visitors by 7 wickets. London, October 11. The balance of the Mataura's cargo of frozen mutton has-been warehoused, as it has been found to be unsaleable, owing to its over fatness. N.B. Tho above telegrams have been delayed in transmission owing to interruption of communication on the Victorian over-land line.) Received October 12, noon. Sydney, October 12. The Legislature Assembly last night rejected tho propQ§al made by the Government in favor 0? -the -erection of a National Gallerytefcn<L Public Library on the site of the Garden Palace, recently destroyed by fire.