Telegraphic News.
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ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.
Zanzibar, September 12. News haß been received here that Mr Stanley left Emm Bey at Viotoria Nyanza several months ago, and that Stanley ex« pects to reach the East Coaist of Africa by the end of October. New Yobk, September 12. A cyolene has devastated tke Atlantio Coast of America. Many wrecks have oo« curred and fifty persons are reported to be drowned.
The Hock Laborers' Strike.
London, September 12. The Tainui has started with sufficient coals to last her to Plymouth. The Dook Companies Committee refuse to give the advance before January. City men axe cabling to the Australian Union to support the position taken up by the British shipowners. The leaders of the strike admit that the strike must have collapsed but for the money received from Australia. A citizen of London offers £2000 on con dition that £8000 more in subscribed to recoup the JDook Companies for their loss in the event of their conceding the advanced rate of wages on the Ist November, instead of at the beginning of tbe year, as agreed by them. Mr Burns states that the end of the strike is near, September 13, To the surprise of everyone,' Cardinal Manning announces that the strike has vir tually been amicably arranged, though some few points afleating outsiders have yet to be adjusted

The London Strikes at an End.
London, Sept mber 13. The Dook Committoa have agreed to the ! proposal that ttaa increase demuudod by the men shall tako effect from the Ibh Novembor and the strikers will in all probability reiume work on Moaday next.
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