ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE..

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3748, 6 October 1886, Page 2

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE..

(Prr Electric Telegram— Copyright..) (Renter's Agency.) IBeeeived 2.50 p.m., Oct. sth/] BURMESE REBELLION. Calcutta, Oct. 4. The forco of fifteen thousand troops which is being despatched to Burmah to qoell the rebellion have started for Rangoon. THE ALAMEDA. San Fraxcisco, Oct. 3. The Union Company's Alameda from Auckland (left 14th. Sept.) arrived here yesterday at 8 a.m. (Spi!t;lAL TO THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.) IRsoeivea 3.30 p.m., Oct. sth.l A COLONIAL ORDER. London, Oct. 4. The Hon. A. Hay, M.L.0., of South Australia, has ordered a historical picture from Sir J. Noel Paton, R.A. THE RECIDIVISTES. The Paris Soleil believes that the French Government will do nothing m the recidivistes matter. A USELESS CORRESPONDENCE. Norton, m a letter to the Prince of Wales, asks him to exert his influence towards discouraging emigration to the colonies. He nlso complains that the colonial officials at the exhibition have entirely misrepresented the industrial classes of Australia. The Prince of Wales has replied that he is deeply interested m the questions raised. SIR RANDOLPH CHURCHILL. The Press regard Lord Randolph Churchill's speech a3 a Tory-Democratic manifesto. The references m it to foreign affairs strengthens the impression that . England and Austria are trying to establish a Balkan federation nuder the protection of the Great Powers.