Reuter's Telegrams per Press Agency.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 146, 18 June 1878, Page 2

Reuter's Telegrams per Press Agency.

t , London, June 15. Itt the match Australian eleven v. Longsight eighteen, the latter won by two wickets. Fred Grace made 23 in the first innings-, and 41 in the second. . • The money market li rkther firm, bank reserves beiUg slightly better ; stock market rery firm Consols have receded half per cent. Australian securities are characterised by great strength and activity. Wool firm and hardening, prices for greasy advanced a half -penny. Competition brisk between home buyers. The corn market is heavy and inactive : there have been large imports. The Ptinca of Wales visited the Australian trophies, and expressed great satisfaction. He has accepted the presidency of the Colonial Institute. ' It is rumored that Parliament will be dissolved in autumn. A partial mobilization of the Austrian troops in Transylvania and Dalmatia has been effected. Counts Andrassy and Schouvaloff ate partially in accord. •rtiu « * June 16 < ine Conservative journals condemn the Bulgarian agreement between Lord Salisbury and Count Schouvaloff. The Daily News considers it a satisfactory compromise. The' Times approves of it completely. ti. rp i• _ , . Jjßi » tl », June 16. ine lurkish plempotentariesannouce that they will withdraw from the Conference if autonomy is granted to Epirus, Thessaly, Bosnia, aud Herzegovina. -'. . . Vienna, June 16. Austria is increasing the mobilisation of her troops. " Constantinople, June 16. The negotiations for the surrender of Varna, Shumla, and Batoum are abandoned