LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume III, Issue 548, 31 January 1882, Page 2

LATEST FROM EUROPE.

[per reutbr’s agency.] Money and the Markets. ; ; London, Jan. 28. Consols have declined to from There are no other changes to report in the money market, or in the market for colonial produce. Chili Names the Terms. Telegrams are to hand reporting that Chili has decided upon the terms on which it will conclude a treaty of peace with Peru. The conditions are the concessions by the former of the province of larapaca in lieu of the transfer of the guano deposits ofLobos Island, and an indemnity of twenty millions, payable in sixteen years, in the meantime Chili to occupy Arica, and to retain it if the indemnity is not paid in the specified time. It is further announced that in the event of these terms being refused by Peru, Chili will decline father mediation on the part of the United States.

Getting Over the Crisis. ' The London stock market is recovering from the crisis which recently arose owing to the panic on the Paris Bourse. Alarming Railway Accident. London, Jan. 30. A serious collision occurred yesterday on the railway line near Bow in the east of London. Five passengers were were killed, and several suffered injury. Belligerent Bosnia. Vienna, Jan. 30. Reports are to hand of serious Panslaveist intriguing in Bosnia, which has fomented the present rising in that and the adjoining provinces. Freycinet Tries His Hand at CabinetMaking. Paris, Jan. 29. It has transpired that M. Freycinet has partly completed the formation of a new Ministry, as follows: —M. Freycinet, Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. Leon Say, Minister of Finance; M. Ferry, Minister of Education ; M. Tirard, Minister of Commerce. The New French Cabinet. Paris, Jan. 30. The. following additional appointments to the new Ministry have been made :—M. Collet, Minister of the Interior ; M. Barlot, Minister for War. r i he remaining portfolios are filled by men who have not in the past occupied positions in politics.