LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1264, 27 April 1883, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

-jr O (PER |]REUTKR'S AGENUV. ) \ Received^ April 26, 12.40 p.m. :' y , London 25. Tenders are! invited up to Wednesday, 2nd May, for a loan of half a million, for $$ej^pvernment of Tasmania. The mmifeum is fixed at 98. . ' "'' TS 'the MSrolisi? 'of * Commons to-day, the Under Secretary for the Colonies stated that the papers in reference to the annexation, of New Guinea would be laid on- 'the" House, at the earliest possible date. The Rev. C, W Saudford was to-day consecrated at St, Paul's Cathedral as Bishop of Tasmania. The ceremony was performed by the Arch-Bishop of Canterbury, and a large number of church dignitaries were present. The jury in the case of Timothy Kelly, the 3rd Phoenix Park prisoner, have been again unable to agree upon a verdict. New York, 25. Later intelligence; from New Orleans shows that fully 100 persons have been killed by the cyclone which recently passed over the state of Mississippi. Intelligence is to hand, showing that a majority of the delegates of the Irish Convention about to take place at Philadelphia, are opposed to the use of dynamite in connection with Irish agitation. Received April 26, I*ls p.m. London, 25. The race for the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, at Newmarket, to-day resulted as follows : — Galliard ... ... .v. 1 Goldlield ' ... 2 Prince the Second ... ... 3 . Received April 26, 7.30 p.m. London, 26. The jury hi the case of Timothy Kelly have been discharged, having been unable to agree upon a verdict. ' At Newmarket races to-day, Prince Battheyany, of Vienna, who was attending the Race Meeting, died suddenly in the enclosure.