LATE CABLES. (By Electric Telegraph. Copyright ) (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7463, 10 September 1892, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

(By Electric Telegraph. Copyright ) (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Received September 10, at 1 a m. London, Septembir 9. Arrived — Birque Hovvden, frum Ly.belton (May 26). Berlin, September 9 The number of deaths in Himburg yesterday from cholera was 3tO, Nineteen thousand coffln3 hay* beer, imported in the phgue-stricken districts. Paris, September 9. Fifty deaths have been recorded from cholera. New York, September 9. It is repoited that General Crespo, the insurgent leader, has had a further success, and the recently Appointed dicUtor is overthrown. Rome, September 9, Grpat fetea in celebration of Columbus are taking place in Genoi, and the fleets belonging to the various European nations tired salutes on the arrival of King Humbert. At night the city was splendidly illuminated. St. Petersburg, September 9. M. Witte succeeds M. Vishnegradsky as Minister of Finance. Berlin, September 9. Socialists declare that ten thousand workmen are slowly starving in Himdurg. Sydney, September 9. Sailed—Star of England, for Auck land. Arrived— Hauroto, from Lyttelton. Mr Ferguson, labor leader, in addressing the mintrs, said there was a feeling steadily growing among the men which mnsb be subdned. If it broke out then God help those who engendered it. If bloodshed ensued it would be on th« heads of the police. For the Epsom Handicap Heleue it a firm favorite at 5 to 1, The quotations for the Metropolitan Handicap are : 6 to 1 against Autonomy, 6 to 1 Selkirk, 10 to 1 Marvel and Realm, 12 to 1 Florrje and Veapasia, 14 to 1 Pippin and Bungebah, 20 to 1 tho others,

Melbourne, September 9, The Miritid Court; ha<» found that th« loss of the b\rque Newfield was caused by default of Ciptain Scott, who failed to take proper prectutions to rerify hi« position when he sighted Otway light-, which he erroneously mistook for Capo Wickham light.