CABLE NEWS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 294, 5 November 1875, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

Londow, October 21. A Canadian loan of a million and a half is announced in the money market. The Broderick Castle, with emigrants, bound for Auckland, has been towed into Falmouth dismasted. Arrived— Steamer Somersetshire. _ Ootober 22. England and Rus*h have declined to join in the representation of European Powers to Turkey, protesting against the default in paying their coupons. Obituary— Sir Cbarlc. Wheatstone. electrician, and Dr Hook, D.an of Chichester. m. _ _ r October 28. lhe tenders for the South Australian loan amounted to nearly two millions, and £400,000 was all tted at an average of £93. Germany islegislating against the abuses ofthe Polynesian labor traffic. The value of nearly all the cereal produce is enhanced by the cont.nued rains. Adelaide wheat, 54s to 555. Arrived— H.M S. Blanche. m . „ October 26/ The Prince of Wale, has left C-iro, where he was spit ndidly received. The Cambridgeshire Stakes were won by Sutton; Lord Gowran, 2; Grey Palmar, 3. Serious and destructive floods have occurred in England, but are partially subsiding mu « -._■ _ Gaols, October 26. The R.M.S. China left for Australia on the 23rd October. _. Londov, October 28. The Canadian four ptr cent loan of a million and a half is subscribed. Over two millions and a half were applied for. The al otment was. 3 1 £99. Arrived— Ocean Beauty.