LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1295, 10 September 1883, Page 2

LAT E S T CABLEGRAMS

(PEE REUTJBR'S A«F.NOr. ) Received September 8, I*s am. Sydney, 8. First Demon has been scratched for the Randwick Plate, and Legrand is now first favorite for that race. Paris, 6. Marqus Tseng, Chinese Ambassador, accredited to the English, French and Russian Governments, is now in this city, and has commenced negotiations for a solution, of the Franco-Chinese difficulty. Vienna, 6. The disorder and disaffection of the inhabitants of Crotia continues to increase daily, and open revolt is rapidly developing. Reinforcements for the garrison of the provinces have been despatched with a view of checking any attempt at insurrection. ! Berlin, 6. Herr de Brandt, Imperial German Envoy to China, will return to Pekin at an early date. Received Sept. 8, 2.30 p.m. . Paris, 7. Marquis Tesang, Chinese Envoy, had an interview to-day with Charlmet Lacons, French Foreign Minister, at which he made proposals for a peace.ful settlement of the France-Chinese difficulty, on the basis of the adoption o£ Tonquin as a neutral zone. It is understood that the proposals were favorably received by the Foreign Minister. . Admiral Pierri, late Commander of the French -naval forces at Madagascar, has arrived at Marseilles seriously ill, arid it is feared, his condition is hopeless. /■•••- Melbourne, 8. Arrived— Orient steamship Garonne, from Plymouth. " Brisbane 8. Further election returns received show that from eight electorates five Oppositionist three Ministerial and one Independent candidate have been returned to the new Parliament.