TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2402, 16 December 1881, Page 3

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

SECOND EDITION.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

[KEUTER’s TELEQBAMS.I LONDON, December 14. The Markets. Consols have declined g- to 99-g. New Zealand securities are firm at last quotations. Colonial broadstuffa and tallow are unchanged. Irish Relief Fund. A fund has been started for the relief of the distressed Irish women. The Queen has subscribed £2OO, and other large contributions have already been received. Tunisian Affairs. Intelligence is to hand from Tunis that certain Tunisian Government officials

havo forcibly expelled the workmen of Mr Levy, a British subject, from the estate at Eufida, the ownership of which has for a long time past been in dispute. After the removal of Levy’s employees, the Tunisians installed a number of French workmen in their places, and the latter are now in possession of the estate. The Papal See. PARIS, December 14. The French Ultramontane Press havo lately published articles in reference to the situation of the Papal See. The papers concur in stating that the Pope’s position has become unbearable, and that the question of his Holiness’ departure from Rome in now seriously mooted.