ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2105, 22 November 1880, Page 2

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

[eeuter’s telegrams.] LONDON, November 19. The Markets. Consols are at 99f. New Zealand securities are unchanged. New Zealand wheat, ex ship, is at 465; Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, at 525; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, at 375. The total quantity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 1,900,000 quarters. Australian tallow, best beef, is at 345; best mutton, at 365. November 20. The Araby MaidThe ship Araby Maid, hound from London to Port Chalmes, ran ashore today at Kingsdown. All lives have been saved. International Regatta. The protest which was entered for a foul between Trickett and Smith in one of the heats has been disallowed by the umpires. The final result was—Laycocb, 1; Ross, 2 ; Hosmer, 3; Smith, 4. Laycock the Australian oarsman has challenged Banian for the championship of the world. . Parliamentary. Parliament has been prorogued until December 2nd. Irish Affairs. The non-payment of rents in Ireland is still on the increase. TEHERAN, November 20. The Predatory Khurds. Nows has been received that severe reprisals have been inflicted on the tribes of Khurds for their depredations in Persian territory by the Persian troops which were despatched against them. CONSTANTINOPLE, November 20. The Cession of BnlcignoThe Albanian chiefs have refused to assist the contingent of Turkish redifs in forcing the citizens of Dulcigno to surrender the town, and the latter continue to show open hostility to the Turkish troops which have been despatched there. ROME, November 20. The March Decrees. The Vatican has sent a strong protest to Franco against the decrees for the expulsion of the Jesuits.