LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Evening Star, Issue 3406, 21 January 1874, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

' tvV i* ' i ‘ JaiauaiyQ, Mr Barlmgfcpn, a Conservative, ’has, been elected for vice the late Mr Winterbotham, Liberal ’ “ ’ " ; _ British exports for December amount* to The ;- imports amount to L 33,000,000, showing an increase 0f:L3,375,000. News from the Cape Coast, dated December 18, states that abridge has been constructed by the troops over Prah river. Discount, 4 per cent. . ;, • ~ ■ John Liue, the pretended steward of .-.the Osprey, who gave evidence on the Tiohborne trial, has been committed for perjury. The police deposed' that Line confessed- he was prompted ahd 1 suborned by-Mr Whalley, MIP.. and Mr Onslow, M.P. ’ The New Zealand loan ef half a million, at iA per cent., has been offered at 97. : The wool market is qmet. Prices .continue farm. _ Ihe pnoe of wheat is risifag owing tofhe scarcity of supplies. ; ■■... J ■ . A Papal Bull authorises the next Papal election without: a regular.-conclave in Minorca,' France,, or Malta.. Germany refuses' to recognize it., . : t . 1 " ■ ; Tr, The Dutch, in attacking a mosque afKratow. were twice reptdsedrwith-a loss of 240 - killoti and wounded, including twelve officers killed. : 1 lie Achinese are fighting demoniacally. j fic^tiohP l3^ ec^ iu «!’ B -statement* |o 1* n / , . . January 14. Cape Coast news stat.es that Geheral'Wolselv and staff have gone to PrahV - • > -- < . -r •• i ■ i 1 The insiirgent'ironclad Numancia has ariSveii ■at an Algenan port. General-Contreras and otfaer insurgents 'dehvered themselves, up to the Jcrench authontios. • • , 'Ae AssemWymeji after Jfft 'iljSmSifnt, and after a stormy debate +he'qucStion in refetencp *?-the of the Government wais postponed. The Bill relative to the "appointment of Mayors was adopted. t» Tho_merabers of the French Ministry (thb, -Gfa c -Qe Brqghe-Decases) have tefadered their resignations. " * ■ f ‘ • • ” • • • riiu w / ! . ; 4 1 JaipiatyiO, Aqe IfWch pDriß Coqtpjqes. 1 ' ! ■

January 12. .. a vote of w n a majority v» an r thojGpvefiiatept thereupon withdrew jtheir resignations.-i i > yr A. • , .1 *, v MajWd. January 8. » hieCortejiiMMia Solved, reassemble .till order is restored. \'n s - -V ' “ • : , - January 12. Carthagcua has surrendered. The besiegers have declined any terms-but unconditional surrender. A number of insurgents left in the ironclad vessel Numancia. An insurrection has broken out in Barcelona. New York; JanustyiO. Mr Cushing, instead qf succeeding .General Sickles as Minister to Spain; haibetftt appointed Chief Justice, vice late Chief Justice Chase. THE SUEZ MAIL. .The mail steamer Pera was .delayed by head winakand HeaVy seas. She .brings a numbefof ■ including the Tblldwittg :— For ■twtWtOtfjr-jICr I J.;G.> Warner, Mr<Br%f. ,^r. WellingtonMr W. 8. Campbell,' Mr W. Rankin. For Dunedin 1 : Mrs Pilkns. andrttfb daughters: Mr *H. S. Pillans. She brings papers tp November 28, but ..the . most of .tbe pewe-haa been anticipated. .The following, are Hernia that have apt been wired;— ' j',' 1 ” , V Hunt’s great rjieturo. of ‘Death,” has been bought for L 10,000.' ' ' lt £ The telegraph companies announcer the’wgjjjpj* Australia; India, and Garibaldi, iiaproyes; but oontinnesxpripple. . ~"® ’l£P na , Exhibition was a commercial • failure.' The deßdtis L336JKK). !.i 1-j ! ’ ,»>- t : Bazaineat his .trial denied that he‘hj&|ei trayed Trance. He declines to appeal against I bw-sentence. ;/ , p .tj<Vij r,i;T/.-p IVty/