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TELEGRAPHIC.

GAEL E_N EWS. ENGLISH & FOREIGN. SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE. LONDON, November 26. The Markets. The tin market is strong at a slight advance. Ruling prices from £93 to £94. November 27. Tin is reaching as much as £96. In the wool market prices continue very firm. The Chili-Peruvian War. The Chilians have captured Iquiquo. [eeutee’s telegeams.] LONDON, November 25. Mr Gladstone at Edinburgh. At Edinburgh Mr Gladstone vehemently attacked the Government. The House being responsible for the foreign policy, be pointed out the necessity of placing a majority of Liberals in the House. November 26. Withdrawals of GoldLarge withdrawals of gold have taken place. £300,000 for the United States, and £235,000 for Egypt were remitted to-day. The Markets. Adelaide wheat is at 59s per 496 lbs ex warehouse. At to-day’s wool sales 8929 bales were catalogued. November 27. Mr Gladstone on Ireland. Mr Gladstone in a speech at Dalkeith, faovred Local Autonomy for Ireland. PARIS, November 27. The Chambers opened to-day. Getnbetta in a speech urged conciliation. DUBLIN, November 25. Irish Affairs. Davitt Las been committed for trial. The cases of Pryce and Nillen are still under consideration. More troops have been sent to the West of Ire’and, where agrarian outrages are on the increase. ST. PBTERSBURGH. Russian Reform. Prince Gortschakoff has declared that it is the intention of the Russian Government to adopt largely internal refoi-n and a pacific policy.