CABLE TELEGRAMS.
t London, November 20, lh” Brindisi mails have been delivered, A collision has occurred between the ship Somerset, bound to Sydney, and the Cutty Sark. The latter Tea el was compelled to return to dock, , , . November 27. A deputation from the Anti-Slavery Association urged on the Government the advisableness of preventing the departure of Lieu*. Armit s New Guinea expedition. Earl Carnarvon replies that he was legally powerless, but he promises to discourage the enterprise. He warned the adventurers against embarking in such a dangerous course, as in the event of annexation of the country the Crown would not recognise holdings improperly acquired. Foreign arrivals have been so large as to cause a depression in the corn market. There are nearly two millions of quart rs afloat. Tin is heavy and unsettled, and receding in quotations. Speculations have ceased. Australian 13 q-oted at from LBl to LB2.
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Evening Star, Issue 3993, 11 December 1875, Page 3
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149CABLE TELEGRAMS. Evening Star, Issue 3993, 11 December 1875, Page 3
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