LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1447, 4 February 1885, Page 2

LATEST FROM EUROPE.

[rkdter’s telegrams—COPYßlGHT.] A Royal Visitor. London, February 2. . Tbe Prince of Wales has gone on a visit to Cannes.

A Suspect. Gilbert, the Irish American who was arrested on suspicion of being con-, earned in the dynamite outrage at the 7 Tower on December 24th, was to-day re-examined at Bow street Police Court. The evidence adduced showed that the prisoner had been in the habit of frequenting the tower, and that he had in his possession a loaded ■ detonator. The enquiry- was further : adjourned. Monetary and CommercialLondon, February 2. r Consols have advanced to par. New , Zealand securities are unchanged. Colonial breadstuff's have suffered a general decline of a shilling per quar- ' ter. To-day’s quotations, ex store, are as follows :—Adelaide wheat, 365; New Zealand, 28s to 345, according to ~ quality; Adelaide flour, 355; Adelaide ' wheat is realising 355, for off coast cargoes. Australian tallow has ad- - vanced 6d per cwt; beef, average quality, is at 34s 6d ; mutton, 355. The total stock in London today is ' 18,300 casks. The market rate of dis- r count has declined to 3f|, and is, now s $4 below the Bank rate. Kauri gum " —Best selected transparent has de- ' dined to Ll2.

The Mails. The mails per Orient R.M.S. John Elder (Melbourne, 26th) were delivered to-day.

War News. London, February 3. Lord Wolseley telegraphs the Horse Guards that the enemy has Berti, and the place is soar occupied by Major-General Earle, who reports the Nile most difficult to navigate, but that his column are graduallyovercoming the -obstacles, O’Donovan Bossa. New York, February 3. O’Donovan Rossa was shot at and wounded in the streets of this city today by an English woman. She was at once arrested and detained in custody.