LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1496, 14 January 1885, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

«- (PKK KEUTKH'S AUKNtIV. ) Received January 15, 12. 1j p.m. London, 10 Tenders for tin* N»w Zealand If an are £ 1,190,000, and tenders at £99 Ga 61 will recede 65 per «-ent of he amount tendered for, not 30 per c«*nt as previously staled. Lord Derby is not in favor of ai ne:ing Samoa, as prepos?d by the Now Z; aland Government,. Telegrams from Berlin state that in well informed circle* it is generally believed that both Germany a» d United Stit»-s would strnmr'y p nt.<t against the annexation of Samoa by Great Britain. BRirtlV. 10. A lengthy and arimated delate occurred in the Reichstag in Committee on the bill for subsidising lines of mail steamship to Australia and tip E.ist, a"d despite the efforts of the Government a s i ih.<virn > nittf»e was appointed to consider the details of the Scheme. Nows from -he W?st Af-i.-an Coast states that the war vessel Olga a^d Bisruan k recently landed" mi 'imps on Cam "ron's Coast, and sevei-elvp'imV>ed the Natives who hare rebelled against German rule. New York, 10. A serious aftair occurred to-day at O'Donovan Rossa's office in this city. It appeal 8 that an Irishman, a member of the I.ivinoi'lp party, was invited into Rossa's office, and while there was set upon and stubbed to d< ath by other members of the Society. The crime stntod was commit* ed on account, of tli" murdered man having ditnlged the secret plans of the Society. O'Donovan Res^a disavows all complicity in Hip uffiir. Pa- is, 10. In the supplementary report of the Rccidivisite Bill the Comm'ttee of the Senate admits thit N<w Caledonia is glutted with convicts, and considers the transportation of further shipments to Noumea as undesirable. London. 10. In commenting on tlip preser-fc position of the Recidivisite Bill th" Timm to day believes that the m^isn'T will ujtim/ite'y piss, bit that it will rpmain practically a dead letter. Syi> ey. 12. Four more cases of small-pox have been reported to th> Health B mrl ; throe from Bahnain, and one from W terloo. Steady rain has been falling for govrral honrs over a large p\rt of the Colony. RpliVf cvew* for the Imperial war vow-Is have arrived hen from Engi«ud Received January 13. 1.5 a.m. ' Kvdsey, 12. l*ish"p Se?wyn, of IMilamsiM, who is aW -<ut to visit Europe, has rota rued ht-te from Rrisiiiine. I Tlie ciioket match between Sl.aw'a

English Eleven ami the New South Wales team, At Woolongong, was concluded <m Saturday, and resulted in a victory for the Englishman. Nbw York 11. Th« victim of the Invincible outrage at O'Doiiovan Rossa'a office was not killed by his assaillauts, and although th« wounds are serious his r»covi-ry is eXpecterl. The man is «»f Irish extraction and named Phdau. Cairo. 11. A teleirrain has lieen received from < Lord Wolseley announcing that a messenger, who left Khartoum on December , 28th, brought news from General Gordon j to the effect that tlio troops at Khartoum \ are in good health, and that the steamers are keeping the ci*y amply supplied with f.x.d. Received January 13, noon. Melbourne. 13. j ; Admiral Tryon, who has been ap- ; pointed to the command of the Australian Station was a passenger by the Indus, which arrived at Albany yesterday. j Lo D N 12. Re the examination of the car^o of frozen meat ex Dorunda. It shows that a portion is bad owing to premature freezing. ; Mustapha Pasha Fell mi is about to visit Lou lon. i The sttiii'ltiril publishes an article to- | .lay stating that negotiations are pro-•»!-'(linor between the British and (ierinan Governments regarding the Navigator Island, witli a view to arrange matters on such a basis that neither Power shall as- ! sunie a Protectorate over Samoa. The titm/tint to-day puMnhes a telegram from E/vpt aim xmciu,' that Musta;>ha Pasha Fehmi demands the ser- ! vices of a smali force of Turkish troops to rarrUoii Carry (iju«<ry : Cairo), in con- i junction witli the British troops now ! [ loiny duly there. I