No. 1166,-Jouy 22, 1886.]
for about half an hour. There was nothing dearer than this that when they struck or the ship struck them, they were in full anil and wore going, an said, three nola. en hour. Now if that was the ones if the junk was going straight ahead with her full
they
plaintifs were that the barque did not keep out of the way and did not keep a proper look out. What was the evidenco on he half of the defence? When the light was
T
THE CHINA MAIL.
by
London, Jeno 28-The Prince of Wales opened the Bruigration Inquiry Off de yen- terday, in connection with the Colonial and Indian Exhibition.
Mila and making thro knots an hour and about half to two-thirds of a mile of earliest prospectors at Kimberley, has just in increasing his previous day's core the close of the day's play hul scured only two ways of itsefactorily dealing within favour of the old Monaculty.
the Hermania was swinging round,
into the wind.
W
Soersprit
considerable distance
that.
for
from a
of Mr
B
the
June
The
was vory
The Middleser team went
It
to
TÈR POLITICAL ORBIS IN ENGLAND. THE KIMBERLEY GOLDFIELDS. again good, and the weather was fine. The against an eleven of the County of Middle-
wicker was rather bumpy
547, Middlesex won the toss, and, electing London, June -At the forthcoming ACCOUNT BY A DETURNED PROSFECTOR
Jones and Bruce, who were gastarday to bat, suceded in scoring 259 when all elections the Canarvative party will sup The Tattars Mail (South Australia) not ont, 146, and 18 repectively, resurupt were out. The highest noore was made by port 32 Liberal members who have declared
Republient circles are greatly inconsod at Evans was the in favour of maintaining, the Union
London, Jans 2-Me Gladstone in his the conlial reception given in France to the seen, it was said, the junk was shout or Arthur Edmonds, an old refer innings, both players commencing with Spillman who made 87. four points on the starboard bow, and sident of Border Town, and one of the caution. Jnnos, however, only sacoesded most successful bowler, taking & wickets for
40 rune. The Australian went in, and at election addresses seserts that there are recent manifesto of the Comte de Paris,
There i
in a strong reaction among the people He went to when ho
was caught für amagnificently and the captain, stated that when he returned from Kimberley.
the Irish difionity-one the application of
A number of rougha interfered with a deced to join a party of mine that the Green's score Banner, who came next, The shoes telegram was much mutilated to policy of exertion; the other the es- there was abundant proof to show, he would came on deck the junk was 24 points on Perth last year to select land, but was in played innings of 151, three more that without losing a wicket.
Islington, and both tablishment of Parliament in Dublin meeting of unionists at
the Duke of Norfolk and Medowellyn, bat the Court whether it was possible for the starboard bow and about a milo Western Australian Government was send played with freedom, 6Dd with Bruce rapidin transitasion. The match was re- His speeches aro bitterly personal in tone.
London, Now in their Preliminary Act it ing to the Kimberley district to prospect increased the score. When the latter off. the junk to come round so that the was distinctly stated that when they w
who was the Conservative candidate for thie foremast. would bp darried away; if all the junk she was about a mile of, but for gold
This party was ander the had contributed if he was caught, and was named to-day, when the Australians again Criticising the schomes for the settlement
and thing was parried away by the
leadership
the injurias received. it must have been the mainzuast. Flic they came into Court and persistently took the steemer from Fremantle to succeded by Giffen, who, howover, did not masala a splendid stund against the English of the Irish question which hates bess pro- barvugh; kalfored violence at their hands the wickets, being caught for bowling. Scott, who made the magnificent poanded by: Lord Salisbury, Mr Joseph The attor gentleman died from the shock niny lossy bit, who followed, was caught for score of 123, was given out Lb.w., and Chamberlain, and the Marquis of Barting- boloved that the Orient and the plaintiff said they did not make out whe stated a
October 9 Thay atarted for Kimber 18, and Blackham joined Bonnor. The Giffon and Jones, who were both caught, ton, he declares that they sea without
Paninsur and Oriental Steam Shipping ther it was a steamer or a sailing veszel His Lordship had only to look at the leg Cambridge Gulf, where they arrived on until they were within 10 fathoms of it. book of the bark stid at the bout-ley on October 15 with 33 horses and lastes soon afterwards Aurcurbed being played finely for 17 and 18 respectively, finality.
Companies, the only two totiderers for the Now was it nat way to believe that on this. The log book said at 8p.m. the beer 15 pack-addles, which they took over caught and bowled for 47. Garrett was The last wickst full for 35+ runs
Landin, Juno 24.In addressing a meet-
now mal service to Australia, will divide thearing it was halling zeseel they ings were taken, five minutes after there f
vna a collision and they ware going abutsk | Party of Government surreyors who next, and another stand was made. After helding of the Middlesex met in for ing of his, constituints in Edinburgh, last tho carrinh of the mails betwoon them.
but had then arrived at the Gulf. There is it would be bottor to keep out
contributing 20 Blackham was bowled, and
The Adiralty have offered to provido a When they came into of her way, or that when they saw or five miles an hour.
they saw she was curing straight she witness box they were afraid that what good harbour at the gulf. They travelled Evans, the best man, came to the wickets. Their second innings and had made 83 for night, Mr Gladsone discussed at some thought Ma
He stated that England ina take a cruise in the English Government of Inland, There was a large at down, they lost their heads and luffed up wasstatedin their log book would tell against in south-easterly direction along the Ord He succeeded in keeping up his wicket until the loss of one wicket when stumps were length the bill recintly introduced for the vessel in which the Inading colonists now la
The story of the defond. them and they alterot what they said in the liver, and after a "journey of "20 miles he had contributed 27, when he was caught, drwn for the d-y.
resolved that autonomy should be granted land at Pareg's Creek. The patty travolled
London, Jano 20-I is affirmed in Paris anta was this: the site and the boatswain Preliminary Act. If they said the ship through marely country they get on good Gareth being not out ler a well played tendance and tho wenther was all that could he was convinced that the people were g
be desired. innings
to Irelani. of 49.
Tharval question at issue, ho came up and pointed out two lights and was a mile off they had not satisfactorily about nine miles a day, and the only grazing
The aundrica amounted to 19, London. Jano 26.-The match was cared, was the greation of an Irish Parthat a now batch of récidivistes will be
sumed and concluded at Lord's today. Baked which
sate shown why they had not kept out of the Chapel Island. The mate
country was along the river banks, where innings closed for 488.
The Prince of Wales laid the foundation- told him and he took up his glass and saw way of the jank, and had cut so fire at the grass was from 12ft. to lift, high in
The home tean commenced their second The attendance was good, and the weather liamant. The proposals of the secedera despatched to New Caledonia in the autumn. He also
from the Liberal party he considered not 70 feet of it.
minority of 27 rans, by splendid. Great interest was taken in trig hating out visionary. come within 60 or that the other was ajank, and deciding the submitted that the barque was bound to
patches. They had one of the homes innings,
stone of the People's Palace in London being
tear-con-
yesterday. way the junk was steering he put his
eluded their innings, hat failed to make a
of London, Juno 20.--The Marquis in have assisted their port helms with their peared at Goose-hill by the blacks, who sarding Grace and Turner to the wickets match by the public. The home
Baron Schleinitz, eGovernor of Germant helm hard sport. He continued looking at the junk, and the Captain "came up and sails. With regard to the alleged lang were very aby, and always unde for the Both players comilienced, well, azd word stood, and the innings closed for 217 Sashery, in addressing a Conservative New Gainen, has been authutisod i
bills on getting a sight of the white men.
not separated until Grace had contributed good the Captain, the mate and
who · feil-
Whitby rung,
(83) being the highest scorer. said something to the rate which the maste up, the ovidonee
former denial that he had advocated a pn his control.. did
the boatswain, was that they wore standing The first indication of gold the party got 24, when he was caught. Paterson, understand and the holu was not
that Rivers, about 280 miles south from Cam
Hawke
Sir Samuel Davenport, speaking st UX- was next, but soon lost his steadied. The mate then said to the Cap at the starboard rail astera and that they was been the Nicholson and Fanten lowed, was bowled bofers he had scored. Falmer took seven wickets for 50 can ecting as Leedslist night, reiterated leoise judicial functions in the territory under
tner, The Australians then commenced their licy of coercion towards Irolaud, and partner, tain * She is junk steering towards us and anddenly saw the light of the jank go out bridge Gulf. The only water to be found Turuor, who was caught for 20 Hawke second innings, but they kish pins wickets declared that he chiefly desired the dun obford, said that the colonists in Australia
mant, Be Be
the law. Lord Salisbury and Read wore the only others who reached before attaining the necessary amber of carvance of
werd umbla to understand the wish of the she has not gone about, and the bohn and they could only see a black
was that in the pot-holes in the rivere. submitted that from the point was put hard a port again immediately, sub
Gillen, the chief scorer, was howled adjared the Conservative electora to support Irish to separate from England. hether They gut the colour of gold wherever they double figures, the former being caught, 30, rans
The Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley Feel, the evidence showing that the helm wero standing, with the spanker hotweat tried along the Panton River. They follow and the latter contributing 12 not out. The for 25. The Australie acorod 123, thus those candidates who wore in Envouse of
them and the junk thoir evidence cand noted this river to its junction with the Elvire. bene team were two men short, Lacas and
the Englishmen was excellent, Great Britain.
spoch to his constituents at Leamington, and that this had very litle intuence on ornant of what the junk did at the lastmoment. Tarts wore it, and 18gdrt, but Mr rereived during yesterday a play. The in- and sovemi splendid catches were made.
said that the maintenance of the union the course of the ship. It must be consi
THE COLONIZE AND INDIAN EXHIBITION. But supposing Hin
Leiden, J
June 23-The Australian, com- dered that the barque's mails were all made
London, June 19.-The agents-goeral betoon Angland and her colonies was all up Morgan, for which he got £80 This was for the Australians to then he submitted that by their own ad-
against the Eat of March's Eleven. Tho
export frozen meat from It is proposed to more than its value, it was
aCapetown, South Afric for show
purposes. Me
Garrett took five wickcok for 40 runs, and attendance was good and the weather splen-invited to meet at the Exhibition on Tues the 22nd init, in order to receivė a shown that the hoin had actually made the
did. The home team batted heat, and were communication for the Prince of Wales. It Mr Layard, British Coasut at Nau
Noumea, ship to round four points and that she not miss the laid down in the case of this Edmonds thinks tho Kimberley will prova Braus five winkets for 30 runja
The following are the complate scores:-all out for 140, of which Jesse Bide (Susis understood that His Royal Highness will declares that it is the intention of the was going round more. Under these cir- Now it was the.
country machinery
sex) made 40. Spotforth was in fine form bring before them a proposal for continuing French authorities to eject all free settlers eunustanices they netirally expected to see disastrous collision of the Bydel Castle been introduced and roads made, so that
and took six wickets for 70 runs. The the Exhibition daring next year.
from New Caledonia and re-noquire the land the junk pass ahead of them. It continued and the Princess
for convict gottlenient. rate.
of the visitors was excellent, and Lolding There is likely to be no rain before
PROPOSED COLONIAL MUSEUM. approaching, however, and all of a sudden vessel in the agony of collision as he sub-provisions could be obtained at a reasonable
Canadian official Beroral splendid catches were made. The
has sailed for London the light went out. This disappearance of mitted that the ships in the present case October, and it would be great folly for any
London, June 22. The Timms publishes Australisan then went to the wickets, and
to open mogotiations with the Australian one to go there before the rains set in. the light he attached importsnes to, for one must have been-did that which was wrong
at the chise of the day's play had lost seven paragraph stating that H.R.. the Prince Agents General wickets for 140 mans.
of Wales is unable to tako the initiative in cable from: Tonepecting the proposed
to Sydany. Colonial Museum, but establishing & Calo
London, June 30. The Marquis of Salis- June 29.-The Australians re- London, sumed their innings, and the last wicket Sir Philip Canlife Owen has to-day invited
the story
the Tories promised that if fell for 173. The top score was made by the agents-general of the colonies and the bury says that Mr Farnell has fabricated Garrett, 49 (caught). The home team executive commissioners of the Colonial they returned to were unable to withstand the destructive purpees of exchanging views on the subject, bowling of Gifion, being all out for 63. and of sounding the various Colonial Go Giffen took savon wickets for 20 runs. The vernments with reference to the proposed Australians, requiring
to win the Taurenia. $1 russ to watch, commenced their second innings, namber of rana tor
London, June 22.-The House of Lords the loss of two match by eight
right Bill.
was steadied only for a few seconde relied upon ay giving a satisfactory ac-mhe two largest nuggets obtained by the Roller being unable to play from inirinning the match by one wicket The upholding union between Ireland and Speaker of the House of Commons, in a
Lordship gave credones
and as it was too late
elding
fast and that what they did was the very to the oridence that the junk Edmunds and zeen the nagent found Bynings closed for commenco their merced a match to-day at Chichester, and the executive commissioners have been importanc heat thing they could have done. It wasions the defendants said the junk waste purchased it was half quartz, but second innings, the match was drawn.
the
Alice that when a
have been if she luked, the ion ahn would i was anotbur matter he would speak few hundred pounda, as it would cost about
the ship had been in
light,
weig
that the t
of the witnessce for the plaintiffs said that if she would not be held to blamo. There Even then a digger should bare at least a
light would not of. At eight o'clock they had a map, 150
for Dor- country the party started westerly for have been seen on board the Hermann who was only known by the turns offer an outfit. After leaving the gold
by, about the end of February They The
foxed great privationis, as the whole country was flooded, and had to travel for days up to the waist in water, swimming the croaks and billabongs. Mt Edmonds had a very narrow escape on one occasion where the under current was strong, fer after going
by by catching hold of a twig until water sororal times, he was only saved
Charlie, at the bows, and he was re- of the dishin
of the lieved at that time by one of the witnesses bard
Inf fed up and tor enile had shut out the Now he thought that of all the witnessca This light was on the port quarter that ought to have been called the one who rather astern, short distance above the was on the lock out up to eight o'clock water, and would be shut out when the should have been called to show that a
side of the starboard of the junk was presented. per look out was kept. Yet he was not There was another point to which he would prodaood. The dafence bad alan foiled to call attention. The plaintiff said the Her-produce the man at the wheel, to low that
таты
a pro-
GENTLEIEN OF ENGLAND. First Inniage.
caught
148
44
8
M
Roller, lawled
39
48
19
W. G. Grace, caught W. H. Patterson.ca: F. M. Lucos, caught W. W. Road, caught M. E. Hawks,
·W. E.
Kemp,
caught
J. A. Turner, not out G. Toppin, bowied
+
C. E. Horner, bowled
Sundries
Total
471
day
but that
that
then went in for their second innings, but, and Indian Exhibition to meal for the Home Rale to Fedey would grant:
THE INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT BILL.
The first train
between Montreal running and Vancouver, on the Canadian Pacifio Railway, started yesterdaya kany
imals and Oriental Steam Ship ping Company
The
struck the juak at right angles close the orders of the Captain and the rate were one of bis party. Bafore the prospectors wicketa for 130 runs; Jones took two wickets and mado the requisite thus winning the last night passed the laternational Copy- of the company may be supplemented.
lesat three. ASTER
Julien
.16
Ear
BOWLING ANALYSIS.Garrett took six Forgot to Derby they had to kila font and for 60 runs.
carried out. This was again an extraor
cased.
He
of
THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN ENGLAND.
The following telegrams appear in Aus- tralian papers. Owing to our file being in- complete we are unable to give details of the fint day's play in the match with the Gentlemen of England. However, we ob-
to the bow. Now if such was the case dinary circumstance and could not be exlive on it for two days. The frat guld was vassal of 450 tops deeply
The flare-up light of the junk was obtaled by the prospectors within about 50 foot coming on thojunk at the rate of would have gone right through or over her put up at 7.30 and the sole cause of the miles of South Australian territory, and Mr. The force with which vessels enltided was collision was that they did not soo the light Edmonds thinks that the portion of South Even if the junk Australia adjoining the Kimberley will be shown the otherday when the Firebrandsonk before sight o'clock.
lutfed tho barque contributed found to be auriferous. in a
up, few minutes a large steamer not
by her negligence in from here. Now in this case the barque the collision
5 knots an hour and the junk at not keeping a proper look out. was gouts sad they collided therefore would suggest that the true reason for ne the plaintiffs said the barque would have this collision might be found in two state. gona right through the junk, whereas it ments made by the witnesses, one by the
experianca was in evidence that she was 20 minutes or Captain who said that he had
Forwa half an hour alongside the ship and then was junksand kuen they were sasily managed and drift away. He asked the Court that they generally got out of the way, and
the atleet by
y the cats who turned wound to boliere the story of the defendants: the Captain and said. Sho has not gone
might not have spoken very intellig- the but might have been dia to the about.
that interpreter who was not very well up in nautical forms or to their doulty in explaining the mater; very often persons had not the faculty of making others understand what seemed to thom perfectly He thought however that taking plain. the whole of their evidenes, it bora upon it the stamp of truth. He did
ba not know if anything was to
at made of the fact that the log book was made out
Be
Boon to
12 or 14 hours after the occurrence. If so,
it would
Mr Leach then quoted some law author-serve that they had scored 85, on the ties in support of his contentions.
first day for the loss of five wickets. The report of the match against the Players is also incomplete
His Lordship said he would look over the evidence and would give decision at a faturs date.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. QHOW AYOW AND OTHERS. YUNG VAN HING "AND OTHERS. --82,243.74
This was an action for the recovery of
Landon, Jane 16.-The ratch between the Anatalia Eleven and the Coumy of Lancashire was resumed at Manchester to day, and was brought to a close at an early hour in the afternoon. The weather was
the value of goods. Mr Mackean, in-fine both yesterday and today, but the structed by Air Mossup, appeared for attendance was only moderate, compara
little interest the matter, inte openly and the plaintifs. He said the case hid broer formos
being taken
in the per before His Lordship alread
and an order formamses of the teams. The Lancashire had been made for the
d appear: that they themselves had
of
not
thelight also b
to proooed men, who after they had been obliged to
thestesksman togive evidence parte. The petition was dat follow on, bad made 29 without the loss of
that His Lordship
to the effect
AUSTRALIAN REEVEN,
First Irminge
J. M'Lwraish, bowled .
S. F. Jones, caught
A. K.
Jarvis, lbw
H. J. Scott, caught
W. Bruce, caught
G. J. Bonnor, eangh: & bowled
G. Giffon, caught
J. W. Trumble, caught
J. M. Blackham, bowled
T. W. Garratt, not ont E. Erans, caught
Sundries
Total
8
161
49
12
488
BOWLING ANALYSIS.-HurDer tock four
wickets, for 160 rane; Turner took two wickets for 60 runs.
GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND. Second Infings,
W. G. Grice, caugat
J. A. Tarnor, caught
W. H. Patterson, bowled
0
M. B. Hawke, caught
M. C. Kamp, caught & bowled
W. W. Read, not out
12
G. M. Koup, caught
C. Toppin, bowled.
Sundries
Total
C. E. Borner, caught
105
ht wiske
June 26-Spofforth, who recently hurt hie hand in the cricket-field, is now côn. pistely recovered, and will be able to play in all the forthcoming matches.
NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.
to the
The following telegrams are taken from Australian papers brought on Whampoa, Captain A. Hunt, which arrived here last night. Owing to our files being incomplete, the telegrams do not run consecutively
fot, à tes of Euglisi oriskoters to visit of New South Wales
pany have pressated a petition to the Queen praying that the prosent charter The French suthorities are making in- quiries in Madagascar relative to the muit- Battle- allness of that leland for convict s ment,
London, July 1--Tho Agents-General and a number of the leading colonists will be entertained at lancheon at Windsor Usa. the on the 5th July. A ball will sino ba given
MISCELLANEOUS, Londen, June 24. It is considered doubtful that Shaw will persist in his in-
Bir Samuel Davonport states that ho con- tention of bringing out a team of amateur and professional crickotora to the colonica siden i improbable that the Prince of Wale will be able to visit Australis to opon next season, as Mr Wardell, the pan the South Australian Jubilee Exhibition. of the Australian Eloven at present in Eng- laud, is engaged in making arrangements
a team
Government The he agreed to the proposal made by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company that the rater for Press cablegrams should be reduced to 2s. 6d. per word, the reduction to come into
into esot in July Soins communication Bas taken place be. maen Lord
and the Royal Oom London, June 18.-Bir Alexander Stuart,mission of the South Australian Jubilee the KO.M.G., late Premior of New South Exhibition rega
regarding the proposal that t Wales, and Executive Commissioner to the Imperial Government should grant asuh Colonial and Indian Exhibition, died to sidy for the Exhibition. The English com day. Ek Alosander Staart bad bear sill ties of the Adelaide commission des and was attended by Dr. the Duke of Manchester, Sir James for a fortnigr. Whitcombe. He was Fergusson, Sir John Rose, Sir P. Cunliffe commanding at Broadbens and
DEATH OF SIR ALEXANDER STUART.
tween
Giriaville
in the evening at Buckingham Palace for which they have: received lavitations,
The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society haa opened a branch in London. The
London
directors are Lord Brabourne, Sir Henry Barkly, and the Right Hon. R Baggallay Mr Arthur Patchett Martin has been appointed temporary manager,
The Fenians are openly menacing Lord in conse. Harington and Mr Chamberinio, quence of which both these gentlemen have bell pheed archer, spa of os protation
Admiral Sir George
acacions throughout, but at 10 o'clock his Owen, MUSSTs Harold G. Elder, Young review of the orten path, 18 organising ás
He died at O'Halloran, Sit. F. I case was known to be hopeless. 3 o'clock, ir, the pres
presence of Lady
his and Stuart, 1 Sir J. son and daughter, his brother and thres sisters, and the Rey, Mr Lilliegstons. Dur Ing his illness Sir William Jenner, the emi- nent physician, was twice consulted.
Tosurge Tech, từ khó Leighton, Sir J. Gilbert, held in August, when the officere of the 1000 colonists as a ban feet Drangole Lantos.
wentortain Bubour willshortly row a match against quet on board the troopship Euphrates. Kemp on the Tha
Thames for 200 a-sido.
James M'Culloch, of Victoria, has The commitise of the Spanish Senate has
BA Motherloan Bairn,' by Thon. Fued, reputed in favour of the ratification of the paced the celebrated picture, It is intended to drape the New South proposed wine treaty with England: The Fur £1000. Wales Cours of the Colonial and Todian Ex-Catalan deputies intend to mora a amond-
Har Majesty yesterday opened the colléga hibition in black,
ment hostile to the treaty,
Funded by the late Professir Holloway, Sir Saul Samuel has been admitted to the who bequeathed a large sum for that pur Later.-8 Alexander Stuart was attack-
terday to recover.
Skinners, and has been preserted with an General Boulanger, of the 19th corps. address in a golden casket
d'armes, serving in Algezia, and comman- Lonion, Jelle 35.-The Comte de Paris, dant of the French troops in Tenis, sus
London, Jaly Lat. The following can whenever the decisivo hour should come
dilates have been returned unopposed The Comutter in London appointed to Birmingham-Western Division The take arrangements in connection with the Right Hon Chamberlain Central Australian Jubilee Ex-Division: The Right Hon. John Bright,
It was heard the Captain, the first mate and the that the plantiffs were wheat and four deal a wicket last night, again took their places boatswain who all spoke of the helm vingers at 47 Wing-lak Street, trading under at the wickets, but owing to the phenomenal besa bard aport
kept
from the Brat mat
BOWLING ANALYSIS. Garrett took 5 the firm Yik Sang Lung The defendants borling of Giffho, who was in his best form, ment to the last except for
that would not affect the Court, there are wheat and flour dealers at 64 Bonhera they succeeded in making buy an indifferent wickets for 40 rune; Evans took 5 wickets | ed with typhoid, but he was expected yes freedom of the Elonourable Company of pose
." Strand, trading ander the firm Kwan Shan. stand. Only three batsmen reached double for 30 runs. Wao 150 of salling further evidence. From the 20th May 185 to 14th December figures, vix, Steele, 16, bówlod ; and was.. won by the Australiana by zavon
a few maconds,
i
They had not called also thafore that defendanta goode to the valne a last wisket fell for a total of 87, leaving the the last team, Movers, W. G, Grace, W. W ties have definitely ascertained that tho in bidding farewell to Frames, sail shat pected of preparing a cusp d'état -
came up
tion of
buted to
tho
who was bowled for The first misich against the Gentlemen
Hornby, who contributed 11. caught. The wickets. In the present eleven only four of Australians victors by an innings and W. E. Fuller, and M.
THE EARTHQUAKES IN NEW ZEALAND. Au Hand, June 17.--Further cearch par-
Pink-and-White Terraces at Rotomahana the volcanic eruptions. The craters are still forth volumes of atenta and ahos,
to relieve the ärst mate that with interest to the date of deres. The wickets for 40 runs. making an aggregate doubtedly the stronger fint mate to it.
whatever to be attri-Year. The polition was granted.
quite in time to
to a collision. They
bad,
The light was
..
right to expect that the
are the total scores; team. The
-Australian Eleven:
second innings, 87. Tot
133.
the look-out pre- 1885 the plaintiff sold and delivered to the 243 Barlow, who made Tigus to aight o'dock, baoguse time the light had not been discovered. aga
against which the pic 93.3, leaving
had evidence on that point was that the from the defendants
Kemp, Watch was changed. I was when the boat was so od fayday-74 Augenia Othon debered to ask this, eight Kens, voladed. The fare, beans. The or have beca quepletely obfit-rated by the Frames would find him renly.
bowling, butting belching he saw the light and called, the atten- | plaintiff said the defendauta had gone to of If winkets in the two innings for a little present elevon was a very powerful but there have been no farther manifesta forthcoming Bou for a donation of North Division: Mr Williams Kebriok, dis-
There Contor at the end of last Chinese Naw over). The following winninga, 48; W. G. er in which Jones topp i tions of an alarming character. Ona geyserhibition are
scora in this match will re
£800 from the Imperial Government. Bir sestient Liberal South Division: Me J. wind many cricketers of the sexesfional on (Le site of the Pink-terrace is sung Samuel Davapurt, who has had an inter-]
dissentient Lundest Oval to-day to witness the pro the Ovel, when an All-England
June 18.The attendance at the match played by the second Australian at steam to a height of 400 feet
tean to a height of 400 octaw been with di Robert Herbert, Permanent Bugeaston, Division 2 Geungo Dixon, THE NEW HERRIDES QUESTION.
Eleven
Under Secretary for the Colonica, on this would keep her course, but instead
grem of the match between the Australians scored 410 against the Australians, W. Gabandoned
Some alarm prevails at Rotorua on ac- subject, has received a reply not altogether. that abe luffed up about of a
The Melbourne Argu, writing on the ra and the Gentlemen of England was good, Grace making 15%, On that occasion Mur a talante be. fore the pollision took place and from the cunt action of the Franch in Lointing the but the weather was still cold and inclement. doch answered the champion's effort with count of alight shocks of earthquake having unfavourable firm has secured from the
German soment the luffed up she came nearer the tricolour ou the New Hebriden, says: The wicket was lively, and much in favour an innings of 155 not ons. The present been felt.
Mensures are being taken for the relief of South Australian Government the accept rate of 300 It is not surprising that the New Hebri- of the batsmen.
formance of the English captain is arr barque. She was going at
performance
ance of tonders for 50,000 casks of Port- feet a minute so that less than of a min des Lurest Britain and that Salisbury, as Ler (33) and G. M. Kerap (15), of the home he has retained his form.
made a sensation in politics pir
Play was renamed at noon. W. E. Bal- other proof of the marvellous way in which the safferors by the volcanic eruptions,
land cement. ute would have cleared her of the 50 or
THE NEW HEBRIDES QUESTION,
Mr Gladstone, the Marquis of Harting fuet which sopstated her from the junk. beat too his daly to interrogale Ministers again to the wickets. Both men were in cricketers commeticed the twelfth match of lion in the House of Commons, yeaterday, laugh will probably be returned unopposed
Her Majesty's Opposition deem-team, the not out men of yesterday, going
June 2-Tho Australian London,
London, June 18-Replying to a questo, Menara Bright, Chamberlain, and Brad-
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Local authorities to show that a vessel was on the subject. The reply obtained is cal-good for all parts of the field. Roller against the Players of England. The year Foreign Affairs, stated that M. de Freycinet, courtest is anticipated for the seate at pre-stif
Ackroyd thenquoted Marsden and other
and batted freely, bitting the their programme at Nottingham today Mr James Bryce, the Under-Secretary for at the forthoming elections, bat a severe of the other ship had been aacortainud, and | though it ought not to relax watchfulness was the first to auccomb, bak not until he ther was cold and iscloment, but did not the French Promfer, had promised to sup sent occnpio and Sir Charles Diike. ] Gonservative. bound to keep her course until the course culated to quiet alarm in Grost Britain, bowling to to show that if the alteration of the helm here. If the tricolour has
lour has up, the French bad added 30, being bowled for 65. 6. M. prevent a good attendance of spectators to ply the English Government with details court, Mi were suficiently avoid the collisionthe Cap-Government has given that it shall Kemp maintained his position, batting bril-witness the game. The wicket was reconcerning tides, which had led to thei who are opposed to Mr Gladstone's Irish Jamoa, Liberal.
Mr
60
tain was jostiled in hiding by the mea come down. The agreement a not to be
beliantly. repudiated. Sa m
sares he had taken, atpaka
much
made
in the
recent
Sir William Vornon Har-
the murders of French subjects Twelve of those members of Parliament
will not seek re-eloubou.
dissentient
Liberal. Canterbury-Mr J. Benniker Heaton, ComBBIvative
Blackburn Me William Coddington and Bir B. Peel, Conservatives,
Warwick. The Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel, Speaker of the House of Commone
Dublin.Mr Timothy D. Sullivan, Na-
Oxford.-Major: G. Dickson, Conser
Taunton-Mr Samuel Charles Allsopp,
Gateshead. The Hon. Walter H.
tionalist
Within the last month Frauce has been in. disposed of, Topper being bowled bury to face the Australian bowling. When New Cation being despatched from po manifesto issued by the Comte de and the Right Hon. J. G. Hubbard. Con-
ኮ
New
on
The
Mr L
for He was partnered some time and in favour of high scoring was to be expected by M. O. Komp, who, however, was caught The Players having won the toss elected
City of London.-Sir Robert N. Fowler Mr Leach said in replying on behalf of the formed that England does not we her way
he bed 10. Thaother men were to bat, and sent in Scotton and Shrews plaintiff he would first take exception to
London, June 18-The pledges whick Paris on his departure from Frances serratives. to set aside the treaty, even in couride for $
for $ and Horner for 0. M. Kemp near the former had contributed he was bowl-
Swerea,
Llewellyn Dillwyn, one or two remarką, made by his learned tion of certain offered terms; and that ides -ly sucosedad in carrying out his bat, but heed. Ulyatt followed, but was clean bowled have been given by M do Freycicet toeranted a great sensation in Paris, where he friend. The first remark he took exception
Laird Lyons, the British ambassador in is regarded in the light of a pretender to the to was with regard to the dove-tailing of that a colonel with filibustering proclivition falla victim to a smart catch shortly before before he could sold to the total. Shrew Paris Bobrides, bave tended to reassure upon as tantamounɛ to a declaration of war Right Hon. P. Villars, Liberally
Liberal
Wolverhampton, South Division-The the story of bio-plaintifs. He always should stay in and take by force what the innings closed, his scare standing at a burg was now partnered by Barnes, but Paris, in regard to the action of France in throne, and where his manifeste is looked thought is
is was a sign of a weak case to had been referred to negotiation was alto- The last wicket fell for 471 roos, of which was abot after disposed of for 15, being
ublic opinion in England on the question. his part sainat the French Republic.
Morpeth Sir
Mr Thomas Burt, Liberat cross-examine a
witness as to how he had gether too absurd. But it would be a great 121 were made to-day. The Australian caught in the fold. Quan was the next
Peris, 19.-Lord Lyons,
Jano 19.
tha British
The Radicals are furious at the letter Hythe-Sir Edward W. Watkin, (dis- ambassador, about a one before he came mistake to suppose that all is vver because bowling was weakened by the absence of man in, and he and Barnes retrained to
bad I another interview with ML.
written by John Bright, M.Festoot Lib been talking the wines had given him a of this action on the part of M. Freycinet, Giffen, who, unfortunately, met with gether for same time, the Ister being af de Froycines 11-day on the subject of the denouncing Bir Cindstone's Irish propisals,
Liberal.
Hanover-aquaTO, – Sh. Georgy Conservative. good reply when he said I am telling the the real danger being, not open violence sprain. "Garrett was the most effoods with en out leg before wickets after making 14, Hebrides. The French Premier promised and are equally indignant with a manifeste gerno
lawyer; I have on the part of the French Government, but the same story that I told to my lawyer the paste gaining of inch after in TRD PASi, escuring six wickets for 130 runs On Barlow joining Guan a more lively that the details of the reported native he subsequeatly inued, which is equally not been told to
may anything.
aspect was imparted to the game, rons cut-outrages on French subjects should be denunciatory in tone. The Australians commenced their innings ing much more freely than before that the Compagnie das Nouveller Hebrides, might be
be equally
Cind the inconsistentes in the evidence for will have to be maintained, fr if French when the former had scored 8 he was cleared the bowling with the utmost
justified in saying The protest againat the military expedition by sending in M'Ilwraith and Jones, but low especially, was in good form, s
June 19.-Tha Tempi, in an article.ness caravan travelling is British Barmalı. | James, Dissentient our William the defence rompat in for the will have purpose of giving colour to it and so that troops are to be barracked on the island, borish. He was succeeded by Sesit, who Gunn satired for 23 (bouled), Briggs tukiag which is published to-day, urges the re- a large number of the Chinese were killed, I might not be thought to be devs-tailed, and a French officer is to rule there, we with Jones commenced to put on runs. This place. When the latter bad misce 13
became manifest that the latter was in
in he also French occupation. It the treaty is to be his best f ed, made some remarks on occu De The Attorney Ganara asanming that the shall have an informal instead of a forinal and his playing excited much was bowled. Barlow meanwhile add Great Britain and France for preserving fellow.
bargue had
ported,
spirit, no military enge of the foremast of maintained in spirit,
admiration. When Scott, by narsful play
play played a steady rings for 21 the lag : course of the bargue was kept on perhaps Company of Noumea. It must tow of firatician crickst now ensued in that was effected during the day, for that the proceeding is portion of a matured the junk breaking, but supposing that the ment must be given to the new Hebrides had scored 29, he was caught in this
Jarvia and
Amani, and Read, kis zuccessor, put on 11t that syndicate makes am display of! on the starboard wide while the wind washed, it does so at its own risk. THA tule, completely mastering the was made ng Harlow a splendid stand and far-reaching scheme ou the part of the and reports that a barque, supposed to ba
about the
2th probability,
stood
inch by Jones claimed two for 50.
took his
ing to his
by the influence of the spanker being kept chases of land, which runt, lead to the two men playing in their most brilliant on Flowers join
the English
Bar-
Furnished at an early date.
A
party
of dacoits have nitacked a Chi-
Lord Al-
Westminster, Mr William 12 A, B, Bar.
Bary, The Right Hon.
North
dett Couts, Conservative të digje „Henry
Paris,
Aborde South Division, bir damos arrangement of the convention between and serious political results are likely to A
Bryce, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs. lead the independence of the New Hebrides.
London, Jane 26.-Mr Marray, of Ade. Eastern Division, Bir Peter Beslemont hly score. Lee, the
Lendon, June 20-The Berlin Brass aide, has bon awarded the prize of 100 Western Division, Mr Robert Farquharson,
the action of Franco in hoisting condoma
the New Hebrides as a breach of guineas offered by the Council of Legal all Liberals. he was bowled. This was the last gepare honour and an act of aggression, and
Croydon --Sir William Grantham, Con, Education. And Essert
Janion, June 27.-The Boston has arrived servative
Bouth Shields-Mr James Cochrane Ste.
sou, Liberal. Vinson French Government.
the Arklow from Australia to Montreal, was London, June 20-The official journals spoken on the voyage, and signalled that in Paris characterise the landing of French her captain had donorted in an open boat, troops on the islands as a perfectly justifi- feuring areat. able act
The Dolonie Gaute urgos Germans to London, Juge 20.--Tho James's heartily support the South Australian Ju- Gaulle
the language of BI. de bilan Exhibition. The last exhibition, it pronouncem Fearsinet, in conveying assuranges to Eng asserts, incased German exports to Aus- land on the New Hubrides to be equivocal, tralia eight-told.
mes batting in first-rate on the starboard quarter, it seemed to him
traders who are murdered from time bowling, notwithstanding that frequent form. When the stumpa were drawn for there was no inconsistency in the state to tie can be avenged from the seaboard, changes took place. They remained togethe day Barlow had 80 to his credit, while The therunel within half an hour of the stumps Flowers had scored 48. The game cow
being
drawn, bat foally Jarvis was given stands at 344 for the loss of eight wickets. foremast of them should have been
ont low for 71. His innings was only The following is the score :-
PLAYESH.
manteak the netatlis, that there was no and they are mostly English ected by that of Jones, who uting me
thing extraordinary in the fact that missionation, do not require
tho in which And sellers, instead of being
1
Sway in
the
the English the plaintifs should be warned thes dbsribed by
the
The case of the plaintiffs we that they the Franch Governments, with their eyes whole of the innings hatted in a masterly fing & B. E with a wind on their opou, have resolved to leave the savage muner, which excited atmerous acclama wers head light and he thonet and uncertain Chiefa of the Nay Hob ides tions is the pay of
that
port, they saw a
to 1
immatarial whether they saw their independence.
So long
of those present, With as that Braco, who followed Jarvis, he kept up hi It perfectly i
is in force, treaty is in
adttlers It was steaner or a sailing easel and independence of the Now Hebrideans standing at 140 runs, or tro only less titan who disturb the wickets until time was called, his score that from the they saw the
Hight they
is should do so at their own risk and peril that made by Grace, whils Bruce had co kept their course—and it was perfectly im-
always have them at exten.trbated
eze efforte
tributed 18. The game now stands at 289
time
material whether they knew they were made, however, while New Caledonia uw for the loss of three wickets only. That doing right or not. Having established a sho hands of its present owners, and raitors thus require 199 runs to equal their prima fois case the cnus of proof that they as in
would ba grost
the pleasure throughout
bont opponents so
Boora, and hare seven wickets.
shoul
W Bootton, bowled
A. Shrewsbury, caught.
G. Ulyett, bowled..
W. Barnes, leg before wicket
W. Gaun, bowlod.
R., Barlow, not out
J. Briggs, bowled
21
not ont
F. Lee, caught
of
The Amedcan National League las sent the sum of f
sum of £12,000 to Mr Parnell.
Me Gladsone says that the purchase of * Land from the Irish landlords is essential;
Merthyr Tydal Mr Charles Herbert James and Ma Henry Richard, Liberala
Windsor-Colonel Robert H. Gardade, Conservative.
Walsall-Sir Charles Foster Liberal
Bank, Wire,
Exchange Bosorona, July 22.
Demand,
-80 days” sight,”
be insists on limiting the voting of the Irish raambere at Westminster to Imperial ques-Credits,
4 months' sight;
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and argues that it may mean merely that
further hoisting the flag will be dis comuovel, and not a promise to haul the flag down, Jims 21. In the House of Com- mous to-day Mr. Janies Bryss, the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying to ations, but will sorrender to control of the Documentary, monthe sight,
police and the administration of the law Tadi Wire.
dowan the Trish Government. The Australian de team under the Shanghai, demad command of Tent, Colonel Sleep and Cap-
30 days nigh tain Powell, arrived here yesterday. All Gold Leaf for fine the member of the team are in good health. Beroeigns,
the
J. M. Raad, bowled W. Flowers,
question, stated that Her Majesty's Govern Sundries
had no intention of departing from Dent
agreement escluded in 1818 between Total for eight wickett. --
France and Great Britain, by which the two Londo, June 24. The Australian Eeoquatrics bound themselves to respect the The attendance on the ground was von commenced a match to day at Lord's Independence of the Now Hebrides
were mes in fsalt was shifted on the Australia if only the Foreign Office could to fill ders of the defendants. They and to sho that they had done all they could arrange some interchange of territory that London, June 19.-The match between to keep out of the way of the junk would induce the French to tre from ap the Australians and the Gentlemas of Eag and that they kept proper look fale which they have made thy plegue spot and was continued at Kennington Oval pat. The tre charges made by the and the disturbing element of the Facito.-
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