LATEST EUROPEAN STEWS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1638, 4 November 1873, Page 2

LATEST EUROPEAN STEWS.

[Anglo-australian press telegraph AGENCY.]

: BtUFF, Nov. 3. The s.s. Omeo, Calder, has arrived. She left on the 28th October, at 4 p.m. ; experienced a heavy gale on the Ist, and was hove-to for 12 hours, and arrived at the Bluff at 11 p.m. on the 2nd. She brings 25 saloon and -62 steerage passengers, and 490 tons cargo, 37 horses, and 130 sheep for all ports. She sails for Dunedin at 4 p.m. to-day. London, Oct. 25. • The Lord Mayor of London, Sir Sidney Waterlow, entertained 300 guests at the Mansion House. Mr Saul Samuel responded for the British Colonies in a speech which was highly applauded. Dr Keneally is indisposed. The examination of witnesses in the Tichborne trial is concluded. Mr Bright, at Birmingham, advocated England's withdrawal from the Ashantee war, and the reconstruction of the Education Act. , The English cricketers left England on the 23rd October. An expedition against the Ashantees to Coomashie, the Ashantee capital, is decided on. At the Newmarket Meeting — Montaggis won the Cambridgeshire Stakes ; Walnnt, 2; Sterling, 3. A Conservative candidate is elected for Hull. Fjranob. Bazaine's examination shows that political motives dominated his conduct during the late war. ' Chambord concedes all the requirements to a deputation from the Right. The Monarchists leave to the Assembly the terms upou which Chambord shall be invited, to the throne. Thiers heads the Republican opposition against the Monarchists. M'Mahon reserves to himself the right

of liberty of action, but resolves to stand by the Conservatives. Spain. There are dissentions amongst the Carlists. r . The Minister of Marine assumes the command of the squadron, vice Admiral Lobo, dismissed. Germany. The Emperor's visit to Vienna resulted in a complete political agreement between: Austria and Germany. ■ . " • •.: ■: ■ '■' '■' : : ■■ •'■■' -Aden; ■'■'' There have been disturbances amongst the Turks at Laihy, and British troops have left Aden to quell them. ■ ; .