CABLES.
HOME AND FOREIGN.
By Ewcibio Teleqbaph—Oopybiopt Per Press Association.
Received March 1 1 ■', at 5.07 p.m. LONDON, March 22,

In the House of Commons Lord Cranbournc, in reply to a question, said the Chinese reported that the troops at Kwangsi rebelled because their pay was in arrears.
The Cabinet has resolved to enforce a portion of the Crimes Act in the disturbed districts in Ireland.
Received March 23, at 5.20 p.m. LONDON, March 22.
One hundred and eighteen ships, restricted to the Channel and cruiser reserve squadrons, with those com missio:ed in tne dockyards, jaruici pate in the naval review on June 28. These inchde eighteen first-class bat tle ships nine first, aid thirteen second-class cruisers, ninetee: tor pedo gunboats, thirteen destroyers, '.onrteen training ships, seven torpe do destroyers, each vessel to be out line,d with thousands of electric lights simultaneously lighted. The news papers complain that the King's re view will be distinctly inferior to Queen (-Victoria's. ;A few new |ships will be included.
Received March 23, at 5.17 p.m. LONDON, March 22. The Grand National race resulted: Shannon Lass , Malhew 2, Manifesto 0,

The House of Lords has adjourned to April 14th.
A Real Commission, incltining Lord James, Baron Rothschild, and Sir Kpne|m Pigby (Permanent Under- Secretary to the Home Office) has been appointed to'enquire 'i'-to the evils of the unrestriotd immigration of ajiens, especially as regards' from London, into foreign »nd colonial, aliens restrictive legislation, and re commended remedial precautionary measures.
