Telegraphic News.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 450, 12 November 1880, Page 2

Telegraphic News.

LATEST EUROPEAN.

(Reutbu's Telegrams.)

[Special to the Mail.")

London, Nov. 10.

Consols are unchanged i.t 99f.

The New Zealand five per cent debentures have further advanced, and to-day are quoted as follows :—lO-40 loan 102; 1889 loan ; 4£ 1879-1904 ; loan unchanged at 94|.

Adelaide and *Jew Zealand bread stuffs remain at last quotations. JAustralian tallow best beef quoted at 35s 6d ; best mutton BGs 6d.

Paris, Nov. q.

An adverse vote bavins* been passed against the Government in the Chamber Deputies in regard to the execution of the March decrees against Jesuits and other clerical orders, Jules Ferri president of the Council, and his have tendered their resignation to President Grevy, who has accepted the same.

At a banquet at Guildhall last evening Mr Me Arthur M.P., new Lord Mayor, in the course of a speech referred to the Prince of Wales' inability to visit Australia; he said if His Royal Highness had made the journey he would have been surprised at the progress of the colonies.

Mr Gladstone, in replying to the toast of Her Majesty's Ministers, dwelt on the anxieties of the Government, which he said were chiefly in regard to Ireland.

The Government would deal with the grievances of the Irish people, but it was their first duty to maintain order, and additional power for this purpose would be asked for next Parliament.