LATE CABLEGRAMS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1720, 10 May 1895, Page 3

LATE CABLEGRAMS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

(from, our own correspondent.)

LONDON, Mayß. Oscar Wilde has been released on. bail.

Stoddards team of cricketers have arrived home, and were warmly welcomed* They speak in the highest terms of the treatment they received.

The garrison, who held Chitral, have been granted six month’s extra pay. It is reported that the indemnity to be paid by China has been increased by ten millions sterling, as a solatium for giving up the territory on the mainland. -The Fiench press are satisfied with the terms of the treaty.' The ‘ Times ’ says the result is a complete triumph for the Czar s diplomacy. Russia regards the incident as at an end, and has stopped preparing for war*

At the wool sales, good merinos are firmer.

The ship Salsette, from Lor don for Melbourne, was burned at sea, all hands being savedIt is reported that France is demanding the cession of the Piscadorea by Japan. The Chinese Government are sending 5,000 troops to .suppress the rising among the Black Flags France is anxious for a congress of powers to settle the Kite dispute-