CABLEGRAMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4026, 7 October 1874, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS.

[PUR S.s. 'cOTHK-NnUßf:,' AT THE BI.UFJ\] DATES TO .SEPTEMBER 2Stii. [!'i:U AXULO-AUSTUAUAJf TELEGRAM COMPANY. ] [Tnu s.s. Gothenburg arrived at the Blutl at (> a. in. on the oth, from Melbourne, having left there at 4 p.m. on the 30th. .She brings seven saloon, and 27 steerage passengers, and 150 tons of cargo and 110 rams, for all ports.] LONDON, September 25. Mr. Disraeli's contemplated visit to Ireland has been indefinitely postponed. He is suffering from bronchial all'ection. September 20. The I'l-ince of Wales has accepted the Grand Mastership of Freemasons. Money is tightening. Tho bank rate is three per cent. Wool and wheat markets unchanged. Arrived : I'otherstone. Sailed : Northumberland, for -Melbourne. September 2S. The Australian mails via lirindisi have been delivered. I'AlxIS, September 25. 11l a speech recently M. Thiers said that with the help of M. Casimer Pericr lie will found a republic. 15ERLIN, September 25. Dr. Conrad Marten, Bishop of Paderborn, has been condemned to three months' imprisonment for a pastoral be issued last Mai eh. September 23. It is denied at Berlin that Denmark remonstrated concerning the expulsion of Danish agitators from Schleswig, aud_ declared that the expulsion of foreigners from German territory cannot occasion diplomatic action. ] [OXO' KONG, September 20. r An awful tvphoon occurred at Hong Kong. Eight -ships foundered or were wrecked. Manv vessels arc missing. The damage to property is immense, and the loss of life is estimated at 1000. GALLE, September 2S. The Pera left on the 25tli, three days before time.