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Evening Star, Issue 3579, 12 August 1874, Page 3

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

REUTER’S SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

„ Blupp, August 13, TQe.B.B. Qmea, Glider, left Melbourne at 6 u.m. on the 6th, and arrived at the Bluff at 8 a.m. on the 12% She hriqgs twenty-fivp saloon and fifty steerage passengers, 350 tons cargo, and thirty-six horses, for all ports. Passengers for Otago: Saloon—Mrs Bspie, Misses Ranie, Espie, Quinley, and Stretohly, Messrs Cameron, Simpson, Low, Espie, Welds, Whetley, Davis, and Trestrail } and forty in gie steerage, 200 tons of cargo, and thirty-six ones. She sails for Dunedin at noon to-day. London, July 30. The Bank rate of discount is three per cent. . . July 31. , The majority of the Brussels Congress were m favor of limitation of the humanitarian question.

August 2. The raee for the Goodwood Cup was won by Mr Merry’s Doncaster; Mr Saville’s Kaiser, second j Mr Lefevre’s Miss Toto, third. . . Paris, July 31. The Assembly definitively resolved to adjourn on the 6th August till 3rd November. The motion for raising the state of siege has been rejected. - Prance has notified that she will agaiu act in unison with tfia other Powers regarding the ihcognitJbA of the Carlists as belligerents. * ffUurhapOfJjciel ? has published a note disclaiming the pastoral of’ AtcpbisKop ’Paris attacking paly, * *•'“