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ENGLISH &_EOREIGTv T . [" AGE " SPECIAL.] LONDON, December 7. Eastern Europe. Tho Albanians have attacked, the Montenegrins. Remonstrances have been addressed, to the Porte. Irish Affairs. At an agitation meeting at Castleroagh, Connaught, the Government reporters wore savagely assaulted, and rescued with difficulty. [association special.] LONDON, December 6. The Markets. Three per cent. Consols are at 97£. The New Zealand 10-40 five per cent, loan is quotsd at 101. Tho wool sales havo closed; 127,800 bales were catalogued during tho series. The Empress EugenicIt is reported that the Empress Eugenie is going to Zululand to visit tho place where the Prince Imperial fell. GLASGOW, December 6. Mr Glad tone at Glasgow. Mr Gladstone in his final spoech vehemently denouneod tho Government policy, especially with regard to the Afghan war, which ho characterised as dastardly. VIENNA, December 6. The Austro!Hungarian Army. Tho Lower House has passed a Bill for raising the Austro-Hungarian army to 800,000 men. [MELBOURNE " AGE " SPECIAL.] LONDON, Decomber 6. Sir P. Julyan. Sir P. Julyan has resigned the Crown Agency for Now Zealand. He advised floating half the loan immediately, and the balance in twelve months, considering tho mai'kot unfavourable. Tho Government demurred to this. The Secretary of the Land League. Brennan has been lodged in Kilmain ham gaol. The TransvaalLatest nows from tho Cape states that Sir G. Wolseley telegraphs that the disaffocted Boers havo relinquished all attempts at hostility and are hotter disposed. Tho settlers are holding meetings calling on tho Imperial Government to grant a Constitution. The Government Policy. Mr Gladstone, in his electoral address at Glasgow University, was brilliantly and enthusiastically received. In addressing a political mooting in Glasgow, ho denied opposing tho Government for tho sake of office, but said tho country demanded justice in dealing with foreign nations, economy financially, and reforms internally. Mew Zealand Consols. The New Zealand Consolidated four and a half debentures fell to 94 on Decomber sth.

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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1810, 9 December 1879, Page 2

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TELEGRAPHIC. Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1810, 9 December 1879, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1810, 9 December 1879, Page 2

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