CALOGRAMS.
[ReUTERs TELEGBAMB.]
[Beceived August 22, 1.15 p.m.]
Cairo, August 21.
News is to hand that the garrison at Kassala has made terms with the besieging Arabs, and the investment oi' the town has been discontinued.
Pabis, August 21.
The cholera is spreading at a most alarming rate at Marseilles atid its vicinity, and the daily death rate is now Tery large.
Constantinople, August 20.
Sir Henry Drummoud Wolff arrived here to day, on a special mission to the Sultan respecting Egyptian affairs.
London, August 20,
Troops Ordered Some
The Guards, who for some time past have been stationed at Limasol (Cyprus), have been ordered home.
Caieo, August' 20
Three regiments of the line, which are now on duty in this country, have received instructions to return to England.
The Hotels Advancing.
Reports are to hand announcing that the rebels, who have occupied El Debbch, near Old Dongola, are now advaneiag upon New Dongola.
[Specials to the Peess Association.]
London, August 19. The proposed reduction in press cablegrams will greatly depend on a reduction being made by the South Australian Government on the rates charged on the Port Darwin line.
It is expected that the hop crop will be up to the average. The Continental crops show a surplus, and American shipments arc tending to depress prices.
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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5179, 22 August 1885, Page 2
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