LATESt CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1294, 7 September 1883, Page 2

LAT E S t CABLEGRAMS

(PER REUTKR'a AGENCY. )• (Received September 6, 1,a.m.) London, 5. The death is announced of Charles Morgan Norwood, who represented the Hull constituency in the House of Commons since 1-865, aged 85.. Prinze Albert Victor, eldest son of Princft of Wales, was invested yesterday with the Order of the Garter. Telegrams have been received here reporting that two French war vessels left Noumea for the New Hebrides Gronp, with instructions to protect the interests of the French companies trading in those Islands. Melbourne,, 5. Arrived— Waihora, from the Bluff. (Eeceived Sept. 6, 1 p.m.) London, 5. Much anxiety prevails in England in consequence of the threatened rapture between France and China. Capetown, 5. Intelligence is to hand from Zululand that Cetewayo, with a strong force, is still in reserved territory. He has summoned Usutus to his aid, and is adopting a defiant attitude towards the British residents in Zululand. Melbourne, 6. At a sale of , stud sheep yesterday, one of John Cumming's four-tooth rams, hy Lustre, sold for three thousand one hundred and fifty guineas, to T. F. Gumming. (Received Sept. 6, 2*40 p.m.) London, 5. The British-India Steam Navigation Company's new steamship N udder, is sailing from Glasgow on the 20th inst., for Queensland, with imniigrants working under the County system. The company intend despatching other steamers with County immigrants at intervals, in addition to their regular fortnightly steamers to Queensland. . ■