About 5000 people attended the Cale donian games yesterday. Cavrisbrook won the cricket match easily, scoring 199 to Invercargill’s 02, and 60 for seven wickets.
BRITISH & FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

LAST NIGHT’S CABLEGRAMS.
London. Dec. 31

Consols, 97-2- The total quantity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 2,070,000 quarters. The divers at the scene of the Tay disaster found the carriages, but none of the bodies of the victims.
Arrived—Benares, from Port Chalmers, Oct. 31st ; Orari, from Lyttelton, Oct. 4th ; and Du tine, from Sydney, Oct. 7th. January 1.
The diver found portions of the train which fell through the Tay bridge. Some bodies have been recovered. Subscrip tion lists have been opened for the relief of the widows and orphans of the victims.
The British revenue returns for Decem ber quarter show a decrease of half a million, compared with the corresponding quarter of last year. Sir. Garnet Wolseley returns from the Cape this month. Madrid, Dec. 31.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to day to assassinate the King of Spain and Queen Christian when they were entering the Royal Palace in this city. The assassin, named Gonzales, a Galician waiter, fired a pistol at the King and Queen, but their Majesties were untouched. The assassin has been arres+ed. Bombay, Dec. 31.
Affairs at Cabul are quieter. General Baker is now in active pursuit of the Kohistonees.
January 1.
The dispersion of the Afghans since the action of the 28tli has been complete. The enemy lost 3000 killed. Capetown, Dec. 30.
The Transvaal Boers have held a meet ing, at which they adopted resolutions to re-assemble in April and summon the Yolksrad. The meeting elected a Presi dent, and then dispersed. / Constantinople, Jan. 1.
