CABLEGRAMS

Colonist, Volume XXVII, Issue 3857, 14 June 1884, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS

BY FLECTR [C TEIEGB AP tl — COPYRIQIIT. \ (Per Renter's Agency.) LONDON, ! June 12. The race for the Ascot Cup was run to-day, and resulted as follows:— Simon 1; Tristan 2: Paugh-a-Ballagh 3.- ; The wool auctions closed to-day. The total quantity! sold during'the series wasy 320,000 bales, and 38,000 bales;have ' j been held over. ' Greasy wools closed at last sale's closing rates :Oro'ssbreds" were a ' halfpenny higher than at the close of February-March auctions. Meece wools closed irregularly. . . "■ !'' ■ ADELAIDE, June 12. In the House of Assembly last! night, the vote of want of confidence in the Ministry, proposed by Mr Colton, was passed on a division by 24 to 18. Mr May, the Premier; is expected to lender the resignation of the Ministry to the Governor, and it is probable that Mr Oolton will be summoned to undertake the task of forming a new Cabinet. , SPECIALS TO PRESS ASSOCIATION. • ; ; . , - London, June 12., j The; latest;iuformation from Cairo .stated that Wady'Haifa is now being \ attacked by the rebels." ' ;;" ; j' »■ iU;' At' the .'Ascot. meiel;ing :'yeisterday, thes"Prince!| of,; Wales' t Stakes, of! 50 soys each, h. ft., with 1000 sovjs added1, waswon by - : '. : oi; ■■■ Captain Ma'c^ell's eh d Sir Ruhen .'. "1 ■ ■ Mr Le Fevre's'b c Hermitage "■. ■ ;L? !: '', iMr L. De Bothschiid'sb'c'Taiisin'an 3 The. -Orangemen abstained'-from holding their meeting -simtiltdneo'tf'sly with that 6i the' National party. After their meeting'^the _N,ajiiqnaiists f stoned the. Orange Lodge, which resulted in shots being exchanged and serious rioting has, taken place- . y :. . i : New Australian hops .are1 < selling freely at from £6 to £B.^ ■■: "",.-. Some ;of the best portion; of: the Florida's meat is realising 4d to 5 |-d Three thousand carcases have been condemned. It has been ascertained that the cause of ■. the damage is attributed to a leakage in this; chamber."';..,, ' '' /!? ■■,