CABLE NEWS.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2672, 30 October 1882, Page 4

CABLE NEWS.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

By Electric Telegraph—Copyright,

[reuter’s telegrams.]

Deceived October 28th. 1.20 p.ra.

LONDON, October 27,

The debate on the Premiers resolniaons for reform of procedure is still proceeding in tho House of Commons. Numerous amendments are being proposed by Conservative members in the .roles for the adoption of cloture, and various speakers have urged some mitigation of the stringency of tho proposed rales.

Consols have advanced to 102|-. New .'Zealand securities are firm at last quotaitems. The market rate of discount has Jnrthar fallen i, and is now 3-J- per cent. "The Bant rate is 5 per cent. Markets lor colonial breadstuffs and tallow are 'without quotable change. Australian leather, best sides, is worth 11-fd. Tho market is dull.

PARIS, October 28.

Bey Sidi Mahomed El Sadok, of Tunis, died yesterday, aged 60 years. His brother Sidi Ali has succeeded to the throne. Received October 29th, 5.20 p.m.

PARIS, October 27,

Owing to the recent statement of M. Daves, Minister of Justice, that the Government possessed evidence of a widespread revolutionary organisation mow permeating Prance, much alarm baa been created throughout tho -country. At Lyons a panic has arisen 'through fears that a socialist rating there is imminent. Groat excitewnant prevails in town, and troops to -reinforce the garrison have been sent. All public buildings are now guarded by strong detachments of troops. Received October 28’h, 4.40 p.m. ALEXANDRIA, October 27.

Intelligence is to hand that two British officers, named Gill and Oharrington, and Professor Palmer, who were sent in August last into the interior to purchase camels, were massacred by Bedouins. Two of the bodies of the victims have 3>son recovered.

H.B.H. the Duke of Connaught has .started on his return to England.

Special to Press Association. October 28th, 1.45 p m. LONDON, October 26, 11.45 pm.

Twelve of the loading brokers of the ■city have Addressed a letter to Sir Saul Samuel, agent for New South Wales, -urging the inscribing of that colony’s •past loan. Both the French and Chinese troops ■Jtavo entered the Empire of Anam £Oochin China], and a collision between 'them is feared.

Received October 29ch, 6.10 p.m. The Hon. M. Ashley, M.P, has stated that the Government hope to see Cete--wayo reinstated fully in December next. Palmer’s remains have been found.

Tn reference to the recent statement about the discovery of a widespread conspiracy the French Government have maned a manifesto cautioning the people against any nndne alarm, and avowing their firm determination to preserve •order.