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The la kI line was interrupted from the 18th inst. till the Hero left '-ydney on the 20th. Th» following are the only cablegrams in the papers hi ought by her;— Loudon. October 16, Foreign exchanges are more favorable, but the stock market is without recovery. The reserve in the Bank of England is under LlOCV'i’O I he Bao Francisco mail was delivered to-day. The i ; onth Australian 4 per cent, loan of L 40,000 i?L400,000) is announced at a minimum of 93. (Per Mikael>> at Auckland.)
London, October 19. The British Arctic expedition arrived at Carey’s Is ancls on the 27th July, and left immediately for -mith Sound. The season is described as very open, and there is every prospect of high latitudes being reached. The expedition is stated to be all well. A French note has been sent to Turkey to protest against the bitter’s default in payment of coupons. A cablegram from Sir Daniel Cooper announces the death of Sir Charles Cowper, Agent-General for New South Wales.
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Evening Star, Issue 3955, 28 October 1875, Page 3
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173LATEST FROM EUROPE. Evening Star, Issue 3955, 28 October 1875, Page 3
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