DELAYED CABLES.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7377, 29 May 1895, Page 3

DELAYED CABLES.

London, May 27. The ataamor Khio collided in the Ohaanel ■with the steamer Duke of Buckingham, from Queensland to London. The latter vessel received damage to the insulatiog ohamber, but theoaptain doea not think her meat cargo has been injured. [ The iiuke of Buobingham will bo remembered as tiaTiog made two trips from Napier to London reoently.] The Maiqaie of Queeneberry and his two eons terd Alfred Douglas and Lord Douglas of Hawiok were all present at the olose of the trial of Wilde and Taylor. Nasrulltih Khan, eocond aon of the Ameer of Afghanistan, who ia at present on a visit to England, ie to be lavishly entertained by Kov&lties. In company with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge, he waa present at the otremony of trooping the colors, and expressed himself surprised and aelighttd at what ho had seen. He wae afterwards introduced to tha Prinoess of Wales, the Duohess of York, and the Duke ofSaxe-Ooburg. The Bombay correspondent of the 1 tines, referring to the recent attacka on the British outposts, says that if the British evaoaate Ohitral, the tribes, fearing the transfer of the oountry to Afghanistan, will be certain to appeal to Kussiafor protection andaeeiattnoe

Pabis, May 27.

The Armenian delegates who are at presmt in Paris hare appealed to the Great Powers themselves to appoint European High Oommisaioners.