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THE SUBMARINE CABLE.

DIRECT TELEGRAMS FROM europe. /. !'V ; ' London, May’ 26. Ths, • Queen,' • accompanied by Lord and Lady Derby, arrived at' Baden oh mmathei .iHtwse.' of that, the • occasioned rplatimi «*<;•*/

~' Thr* Titne$ l in-reviewing the recent “stonewall” agitation in Victoria, strongly condemns the factious policy of the Opposition. ; The Chalgrove has put into Mauritius, damaged* Thirty tons of the cargo were jettisoned, and. a portion of the balance has been sold. The Chalgrovp has since completed hOr repairs. The ‘ Nord Deutsch Gazette' de-. dares that the agreement between the threL great Powers remains unbroken. Austria, Germany, and Russia will only take further action- in the Eastern question after the other guaranteeing powers make some movement. The ‘ JouVnal of St. Petersburg* repvoduces a Vienna semi-official article declaring that the entente cordicde between Austria and .Russia continues, and appeals to the public to discredit the’alarmist reports circulated during the irecent panic. A letter in the ' Augsburg Gazette * says that the Czar is. weary of government, and proposes to retire—practically, though not nominally—from the con,duct of public affairs.

’ The decree promulgated by Marshal MacM&hcm announcing that an International exhibition ; will be held in Paris in 1878, is regarded as a proof of confidence in the existing institutions, and a general desire for peace. The London Colonial wool sales have been resumed. Xhe opening sales exhibited a languid ,toffe, And prices are Id; a, lb ; lower. 110,000 bales were of which 3,000 were withdrawn. The market afterwards became firmer. ' Superior woel showed a partial recovery.

The wheat market is quiet. Adelaide wHe&t is quoted at 50s to 525, at 49s Jfco 51s. ’ \

Arrived: Somersetshire,, as.i from Melbourne; Merope, Romeo, Portland, Melbourne, Mermerns, St. Vincent Parapaatta, North American, Stratton? AndUy, Centurion, Yorkshire, Corinth, Allan shaw, Rodney, Goolwa, Sir John, Altear, • Loch ' Vennaohftr, Renmore, Hespevrus, Glenelg, Oarnaqueen, invercargilh . ’

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Evening Star, Issue 4135, 29 May 1876, Page 3

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302

THE SUBMARINE CABLE. Evening Star, Issue 4135, 29 May 1876, Page 3

THE SUBMARINE CABLE. Evening Star, Issue 4135, 29 May 1876, Page 3

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