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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 277, 21 November 1872, Page 2

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Londox, 11 November, 11.22 p ni.--Thcs raoney panic ia New York has been arrested by the Government selling srold largely. ' The City "Flour Mills^Blackfriars, has been destroyed' by' flre f , \ / 200,000 quarters of grain were burned. Sir Henry Eawlingson, inhis inaugural address to the' Geographical Society declared 1 ' that Mr j Stanley had well earned.the.Soiiety'a;»nedal. He also announced that the friends of Dr Livingstone had organised' a relief : expedition to. start from the west coast of Africa jap to Congo; Hiver. >i /, h' «* }[ * • (} 'T ri Money is stringent. Victorian sixes, April ,and October 111J; Queensland sixes £110; New.. ' S6uth Wales sixes 104 J; Tasmanian sixes 109'j; Bank of Australasia ishares 55£; Union Bank 46 i; London Chartered Bank 25£; National r Bank'sf : f fallow steady; ) Australian tin £85 "to"£9o"^ ■*"' "''"'" "' " ' """ A '""' A ,. There is, some, excitement,, in. .Tjolitical circlesowing to the'ftbserice of Mr Gladstone from the* Lord Mayor's, dinner, as r a Ministerial deliverance was looked for then, Rumors are rife that there ia dissension irTthe Cabinet. I "At^jtheßostou fire the military- authorities "were „ aopealed to to blov up large blocks of buildings ■> iri order to arrest the flames; The fire was ragiDg when the message lett. , seat ; ,.of : /thVffames was^iniCbmmeroial a"nflLO.eritre streets, Boston North, between the Bay and Charles river. . i/The losswill probably exceedi2oQ.jooo,OoO dollars. Seven hundren firemen were on the scene. ; The. ravages of the fire|hayetexc!eeded.,;the anticipations. It^cdvered a^udidred'acres of ground, and. swept away all the principal hide and wool stores in the" &tjf. >iThV.London;lnsurance Offices suffor severely, also the Equitable Safety In- ; BUrancef jMassachussett.s Mutual Globe, Boston, Brescott and' Continental. A panic is, i apprghe.nded in Wall- street. Copper is, falling? Straits tin, £143. ,>; ;;