CABLEGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9831, 2 January 1901, Page 1

CABLEGRAMS.

(Per Ptew AMWMtioa.—Oopyrifht.) PARIS, December 31. Roussoau refuses Dreyfus' requsab . for an enquiry. 1 CONSTANTINOPLE; December^. Th 6 Turkish Government mado amends to Bunsen for „ the. recent attack by Turkish soldiers, The new theatre Francaie, the finest in Pacis, was opened in the presence of ■*' LoabetJ' ■* "■*■' LONDON, December .31. „ It is reported that Lord Caningto*. .... has been offered the High Commit^ " sionership of - Australia in , /London under the Commonwealth. t- . t] A „' The Australian mails by the Alameda N f. left 'Frisco on Monday, at six evening, ,' and were pdc aboard the Campania at i J\ew York at ten on Saturday morning- ,; • - • i , ihe directors of the- London and Qlobe Corporation called a upeoial meeting of shareholders and decided to submit a resolution for liquidation. Every rebel chief of the Ashantii has surrendered. <•• > The Marquis of Dufferm' resigned from the London and Globe Finance * Corporation last week 'before starting' for South Atrica. < . ~ BRISBANE, January 1. iFive Kanakas were arrested in connection with the murder of Burnsted. , . „ , SYDNEY, December 31. The trade statistics of the colony for last year show a total value of trade of £41,421,000, being an increase of -£424,000 as compared with the ' previous year. The imports increased by £1,418,000, while the .exports decreased by £163,000. ■ The Dady Telegraph publishes^ message containing seasonable greet* ing*. ROME, December 31. The steamer Afgl*unstan v aahore at Sioily.