ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1965, 11 June 1880, Page 2

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

CABLE NEWS.

[reutee's telegrams.] LONDON, June 9. The Markets. Consols are at 98* ox dividend. Now Zealand Securities are unchanged. Adelaide wheat and flour and Australian tallow are at last quotations. Juno 10, Cape Affairs. The Secretary of State for the Colonies, Earl Kimberley, has sent an official despatch to the Lieutenant-Governor of Natal, instructing him to avoid allowing the extension of territory to bo a plea for disputes between colonists and Native tribes, and to abstain from interference with the free tribes. South-Eastern EuropeInformation has been received that the Albanians are disbanding, and a resumpof hostilities with the Montenegrins is not improbable (sic). I CALCUTTA, June 10. Afghan Affairs. The Viceroy of India has sent an order to General Stewart to evacuate Cabul by November. It is expected that Gandamuk and ShuHgardan will be the extreme points in Afghanistan that will bo retained by the British. LONDON, June 9. The Australian Eleven-

The match between the Australians and Eighteen of Malton, in Yorkshire, was resumed to-day, when the home team continued their second innings which was stopped yesterday owing to the inclemency of the weather. They were all disposed of for 95 runs. The Australians then went in for their second innings, having 87 runs to make to win. They won the match by four wickets. Shipping.

Arrived —Marlborough and Otaki, from Port Chalmers; Piako, from Lyttelton; May Queen, from the Bluff; Glenlora, from Napier; Lutterworth, from Wellington; Anazi, from Auckland. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 9. Turkish Politics.

Tho Grand Vizier and Said Pasba, Minister for Foreign Affairs, have resigned. Kaddri Pasba, Minister of Commerce, has been appointed President of the Council of Ministers, and Abbsddin Pasba has been appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs, with the rank of Grand Vizier.