CABLEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 15 December 1880, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

LATEST HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS. (KKCTKB'S TKLKISRAM. PER PRESS ASSOCIATION) Loxdox, December J 3. Three percent, consols. 100 J. Adelaide wheat, per 4961b, ex warehouse, 50s 6d; Adelaide flour, per 2SOlb, ex warehouse, 355; New Zealand wheat, ex ship, -14s Per Merchant Shipping and TTndeiwriters Association,—Arrivals : Chile, from Auckland (August 31); Canoma. from Lyttelton (September 7). December 14. It lias transpired that at a Cabinet i Council held yesterday it was decided I by Ministers that unless the state of Ireland has decidedly improved by the ! time Parliament reassembles on the 6th proximo, a bill will be immediately introduced to suspend the Habreus G'ol-pus Act. Ifc was moreover decided under circumstances to also propose a measure for the remedy of the grievances of the Irish people. In consequence of the increasing necessity fon further reinforcements in the disturbed districts in Ireland, two more regiments have been ordered across the Channel, and will be despatched without delay. The Great Powers have decided for the present to postpone consideration of the Porte's circular npte invoking mediation in regard to the Greek frontier question. The sliij> Cornby (sic), bound from London to Sydney, has put into Fal-

mouth damaged by collision with another vessel. She is leaking and discharging part of her cargo. "Washington. December 14. Both Houses of the United States Congress have passed resolutions expressing sympathy "with the Irish tenants in their efforts to obtain the redress of their grievances. Calcutta, December 14. Latest telegrams fiom Allahabad report that the health of the Marquis of Eipon is now improving. DIRECT AUSTRALIAN NEWS. 'UEUTEKS TF.LEGRAM PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Melbourne, December 14. 2s ew Zealand oats, feeding, 2s Sd per bushel; no milling qualities in the market,

The Legislative Assembly has negatived Mr. Smith's vote of want of confidence in the Minist-iy by a small majority, the numbers being 44 against and 39 for the motion, Sir Bryan O'Loglilen, Sir J. O'Shannassv, and Mr. M'Kean voting in the minority.

Latest adyices from the Mauritius state that 1300 tons were shipped for Australia; 58,000 tons had been shipped since August 1. Sailed—Union Company's steamer Botomaliana, for Bluff. December 15. The sugar market here has an improving tendency. The Age to-day, commenting on the want-of-conficlence motion proposed by Dr. Smith, says Mr. Berry was perilously near suffering a defeat. Brisbane, December 14.

The Ministiy have received a telegram this afternoon from an influential London firm promising cordial co-opera-tion for pushing forward the transContinental project. It further states that the present time is considered favorable for that purpose.