LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1230, 7 February 1883, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(PEE RETJTER'SAGBXCT;)* Eeceived Feb. 6, 12-10. p. ni. Melbourne, 5. . The position of the ship Berengaria remains unaltered, but it is expected she will be floated off when more cargo has been removed. 250 tons have been already jettisoned. Adelaide, 5. Mr Bedmond, M.P., for New Ross, Ireland, landed here to-day and was accorded an enthusiastic reception by thb 'local -supporters of "the Land league.- •"■■"(.. Received Feb. 6, 1.80 p.m. ;..■:.-''' Melbourne, 6. The ship Berengaria was successfully floated off lastnight « Sir Bryan O'Loughhn, Premier, addressed his constituent? ' at.Lan^efield last night and justified' his' adixuifistration of the treasury, and attributed the failure df the loan to Stock Exchange " bears," and expressed him r self as still sanguine |he defended the administration of railways by his colleague ' Bent, but stated ' that he doubted the ability of the proposed .board of management; in his speech he did not announce any new policy, and waß received in a luke-warm manner by the meeting. Sidney, 6. The owners of the following horses have paid forfeit fqr the Sydney Cup! to tbe run on the 28th proximo :— j Stella* Recovery, Henchman, Comet) Rainbow, Hilltop, Elastic, Sportsman,! Grosvenor, Silver Arrowy Thorntop-i per, Boniface, Gladiator, Brian Boru,' Despot, Royswife, Guesswork and Lord of the Lake.