CABLE TELEGRAMS

Southland Times, Issue 2136, 23 June 1875, Page 3

CABLE TELEGRAMS

London, June 10. Seyd Bnrghasb, the Sultan of Zanzibar, has arrived in London. London, Jnne 12. The Earl of Carnarvon, replying to the Earl of Shaftesburj in the House of Lords respecting Fiji, stated that the Government had telegraphed to the local authorities to spare neither exertion nor expense. He expressed the greatest confidence in their ability and zeal, and remarked that the Home Government was almost powerless in the event of any sudden emergency. ASCOT MEETING. TIIF. EOTAL HUNT CTJP, A piece of plate, value 300 soys., added to a sweepstakes of 10 soys. each ; one mile. Mr Jos. Dawson's eh h Thuringian Prince, 4 yrs, by Thormanby — Eastern Princess 1 Captain Stirling's b c AVhitebait 4 yrs, by Brown Bread — Laura ... 2 TEE GOLD CUP, Value 500 soys., added to a subscription of 25 soys. each ; the second receives 5 0 eovs. ; about two miles and a half. Mr Merry's eh h Doncaater, 5 yrs, by Stockwell — Marigold 1 Arenturiere 2 Sir J. Astley's b c Nougat, 3 yrs, by Consul — Nebuleuse 3 The Privy Council has reversed the decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in the case of Brayzerv. Maclean. The wheat market is flat, and Australian is a shilling lower. Copper is dull. Chili, .£Bl ; Australian, £86 to £89. Tin— Straits, £83 to £84 ; Austra- ; iian, £81. Money is easy. Arrived. — Durham, s.s. (on the 10th), 56 days; Sarah Grice and Yorkshire, from Melbourne ; Knigbt Commander, from Sydney ; Grasmere from Adelaide; Waikato, from New Zealand; Adanet (?), "Wrannat (?), Glenagos, Cundel, Wm. Dutbie, from Sydney. London, June 15 Six tenders have been submitted for the Californian mail service, which have been referred for the consideration of the colonial Governments interested. Arrived — Whampoa, s.s. (sailed April JG), Sobraon, Norfolk, AllanBhaw, Fleur-de-lis, and Romanoff, from Melbourne; Samuel Plimsoll and Zealandia from Sydney ; City of Benares.