NEWS BY CABLE.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1683, 1 April 1885, Page 3

NEWS BY CABLE.

REBATE UN I;ill EGYPTIAN CONVEX! SuN. THE s.S. AGRANGI AM' HE it CARGO. SAILING OF THE S.S. Alt AW A. THE Clil-'V.-i M"\T MARKET Exii.u>n- pi. SEP.lors Fi'.H : INU IN CENTRAL AMERICA. FRENCH REVEK-.lv, IN rON\'UIN. THE 1 iREAT BOAT RACE. Lost os, M ir d! 47. ;;-v - VI W k'-.-la:. iO. tl-p.og Company's k.. rut on i., v .u w,s in g :on ;; i.... Ne v Z, ; 1 -:. • p t.t n is ■.tains unfhe frit i -v. Sa ■ :1. 1 .\.l.' ■ n C-guy's Ni-v ,V ,:V,V 11 NAt .1 IU-i _-ect:ii'.;e.- dpr oeirt IN- 10 b vn. I>■ 1. i- i- .■ n:. IMi-inO-i Etn i' • . I prooMt,. rn i i -t ok, ti> ; . Or tt::.,rv. —Mr it JR try. M.P. for ,y and ’.R; .i-jim-hA Sir Arthur i re elil.g. it.o - rh >s gtv.n i y the Itr.t ■ rial ar.tho-ntt-.s f-.-r v tLno I i from Cnicago nave c-nttrt.y eii..n:-ted the market in tuat Co.t.ttrv At the w.ri j dej 1 K'.Ul’o baits have beer cai-.i -Ue,i. 11. '■‘■•i Oitng v tthcr.iwn. Cr.’s • Ireds are mm. ~r.J nuiitus active. Cloth* ing medium ui.d faulty sorts tie neglected At hist sales there was a keen competition amon*■ the Fret.cL buyers, Luc the Home] and German buyers were somewhat reserved. March TO. Curr.tia.i, jin and liinh-C, the nun arrested on ti.e charge of i t-ii g concerned tn the to cent dynamite on the iicusa of C n ru. its i;t..i lire Kv-cr, at.d who arc- supP' =t.i to i e c-.r.si did with tie fxpi. site o-n ti.e I.- ndi n la.iways seine time ago, have bt'.n oi.u.mttti d r, t Utah

i.' < 1 iri.tii I .if-:vii.tnt Las Released the ul.'.it< r. .U.i • i •«>: -att.t. :- i; r !;::;.g in mfnent between tie Ctr’-.li ,-t „f!;r ;i. I'. | -,l :;e. I't lltin.ai t I \i.t! an i [.'natr-v-ihrrM A?-' . il.r-t. ii u, Mar--h Arrived — t'ii--! I: ■Li laUt.t !i igoth No Vi i:ir Cl i : V ;C.-c *I ■ 1.. I,Mi- - ton, i] ‘ * 111 I 'crtiii l-c II ; A: r.tfc-, it tn I->:tt;r«-n (1-th ]\c<mien . aw. be.;--!;. tn.tu Port (d.aimers i-ird L'ectm lon. P.-i.is, March 2,'. Adi-ce- let. I. wnin .-rate that the It< r.i. n wvc iit ti gie.-.tiy Mitnitm! tied in ti.rii in ci ; ; wag- w tts with the- Ci tuc,-c, at i tn.tt th»y L&ve I set. compelled to evaeiiaic 1.j.1 c--ii, r.:.;cii | luce they recently nciijicd. 1 1■ .■ r 1 crier, -.vi,. h..-. hud C!; Ll! - . f i’.c I ft,ill- l.r hiS tCr’l f.-Vettiv w i.wed, i:ii , < :■!.. r.i. Liit-re ti.- Lisle, the Cot,.man icr in-i. hit I has at pK i t j the Gv-w :r.u.-.i.t i r fj.-ti.t_r icmf.-u- c-. nt-. hi ir.'li -i' I, 1.. . i.-> -pier iii !t ot.l Idi.Oi id- Li-i -G r i r t- nt _-n. ... : r Ti r.i;nn;, the It*. n..-i. M. K-iiy v.i., ask th;- <'nam'liff to 'Mi ah n.i n fra: cs au.i; fa military cji tic la that country. V Svi-nlv. March 30. Harlan freely admits his complete defeat by Poach, and Lis c.eviction that the Lest man iv o u the luce.