SECOND EDITION. TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2503, 15 April 1882, Page 3

SECOND EDITION. TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

[eetjteb’s telegrams.] LONDON, April 13, Political-

Political meetings have been held at Liverpool to-day. The Marquis of Salisbury and Sir Stafford Northcote continued their onslaught upon the policy of the Government in vigorous speeches. April 14. The Queen’s ReturnHer Majesty the Queen has arrived at Windsor Castle from Mentone, where she has been staying for the benefit of her health. CAIRO, April 14. Dismissed from the TreasuryPour Europeans who wero employed in the Treasury have been discharged. No pretext has been offered for their dismissal. ST. PETERSBURG, April 13. The Czar’s Coronation. A proclamation issued to-day announces that tho coronation of his Imperial Majesty, Alexander 111., will be celebrated at Moscow in August next, and commands all dignitaries of the Empire to attend the ceremony. AUSTRALIA. [eeutkb’s teleqrams.l MELBOURNE, April 15. Shipping. Sailed this morning—Union Company’s Steamship Rotorua for the Bluff. Hew Zealand Oats. New Zealand oats have declined to 3s 6d to 3s 7d for feeding and 3s 8d for milling sorts. BRISBANE, April 15. Foundering of a Steamer. The steamer Virgin struck en a rock on her passage between Mackay and Maryborough. The vessel sunk shortly afterwards, but all on board got ashore in safety.

NEW ZEALAND.

[pee press association.] AUCKLAND, April 15. Miss Godfrey’s Benefit.

Thera was over £IOO in the house at Carrie Godfrey’s benefit yesternight. Infected Sheep.

Scab is becoming prevalent in tho North Auckland districts and at Pukekohe. The University.

A petition is being signed praying that Government house and grounds be set aside for the purpose of the Auckland University,

The Ministerial Crisis

The “ Star” states authoritatively that there is no truth in the statement that Sir George Grey had communicated with a gentleman at Christchurch that his Excellency had asked him to form a Ministry, and that ha was prepared to submit the names on arriving in Wellington. Sir George Grey has not sent any teh gram to Christchurch to the effect stated nor to any part of the colony. Body Found. The people working at the wreck of the Vindex at Kaipara discovered another body close to where the Rona’s boat came ashore. It has on the remains of shirt and blue knitted socks. The body had been covered with sand, and was first observed through dogs scratching in the sand. WELLINGTON, April 10. The Ministerial SituationA meetinr of the Executive Council was held at the Premier's residence this afternoon. The business was formal. Nothing further ia likely to transpire till Sir George Grey’s arrival,