SALE OF NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MUTTON IN LONDON.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3740, 11 July 1883, Page 3

SALE OF NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MUTTON IN LONDON.

ALTERATION IN ROUTE OF HOME-

AVARD MAILS VIA SUEZ

EXCLUSION OF MR BRADLAUGH FROM AVESTMINSTER PALACE.

DEPARTURE OF MALAGASY

ENVOYS

NEW SOUTH AVALES LOAN PLACED

ON LONDON MARKET,

THE CHANNEL TUNNEL CONDEMNED BY ENGLAND. THE FRENCH PROPOSE A CHANNEL BRIDGE. THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC DECREASING. LONDON. July 7. The first portion of the cargo of 7840 carcases of mutton ex Fenstanton from Port Chalmers was sold to-day at an average of G-rd per lb. July 9. In the House of Commons to-day Mr Fawcctt, Postmaster-General, stated, in reply to a question, that, in consequence of the disturbance at Brindisi, the next overland mail had been ordered to proceed direct from Port Said to Plymouth without calling at any Mediterranean ports. July 10. _ In the House of Commons last night Sir Stafford Northcote moved that Mr Bradlaugh bo excluded from the precincts of Westminister Palace. After some debate the motion was carried on a division by a largo majority. The Malagasy envoys sailed yesterday on their return to Madagascar. A New South AVales loan of £3,000,000 was placed on the market to-day. The joint committee of the Lords and Commons appointed to report upon the desirability of the projected Channel Tunnel arrived at a decision to-day. After hearing voluminous evidence, and upon subsequent deliberation, a majority of the committee decided against the project as being inexpedient, and calculated to prejudice important national interests.