LATEST CABLEGRAMS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH].

Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1286, 25 September 1880, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH].

[beuteb'htelegbams.] The French Foreign Minister. Paris, September 2jJ. Babtholkmv Hilabe has been appointed Miuister for Foreign Affaire. Pekin, September 23. Serious riots have taken place at Canton. The Catholic mission station was attacked, and several persons were injured. | Further intelligence regarding riots states that order was not restored until the military were called out, and attacked the rioters. London, September 23. Six hundred volunteers are embarking for Capetown. New Zealand securities are falling. To-day's quotations are: — 5 per cent. 10 40 loan, 102 A five per cent. ; 1889 loan, 1014. Intelligence has been received that a serious landslip occurred at Kamital, India, by which 11 officers and 24 men of a Britisa regiment have been killed.

France and Germany. BrsxiN, September 20. The Emperor of Germany is slightly indisposed. The ministerial crisis in France is causing a feeling of disquietude in Germany.

Turkey Warns Europe. London, September 22. In consequence of the relations between Turkey and England in regard to the Montenegrin difficulty, various works which had been commenced at Cyprus have been stopped. The Porte has issued a circular saying that the powers must be answerable for any results that may occur through the violation of the rights of the Sultan.

South African War. London, September. News has been received from Cape Town that 1200 Basutos attacked the Cape Rifles, which are operating against them, and killed an officer and two men. The Rifles, however, inflicted a heavy loss on the Basutos.

The Australian Cricketers. London, September 21. The cricket match Australians v. Eighteen of Bradford commenced yesterday. The Australians went in first, and scored 183, Boyle being the top scorer, with 44. He was stumped out. Tha home team, in their first innings, scored 86 runs, and being over 80 behind their oponentr, had to follow on. In the second innings they have scored 88 runs for three wickets. In the first innings of Bradford Palmer took six wickets. Spoffoth, Bannerman, and Slight were i absent from this match. September 22. In the cricket match Australians v. 18 of Bradford, play was resumed by the home team to-day for their second innings, but owing to the inclemency of theweather play was stopped, when they had' put together 195 for nine wickets. The, match was drawn.

Trickett and Laycock. Losdox, September 2L Triekett and Laycock are both well, ami continue in active training. The latter is sanguine of winning his race with Blackham. He has got his new boat from Swaddie and Wmship, Newcastle-ou-Tyne. Hanlon has arrived in England, and has gone to Putney., where he has commenced training. Constantinople, Sept. 23. It has now transpued that the report received last week that the Albanians had expelled the Turkish garrison from. Dulcigno is devoid of foundation.