TELEGRAMS.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, Jan. 26. Adelaide wheat is declining, and ia today quoted at 57s per 4961b5. ex warehouse. Adelaide flour is unchanged at 42s per 2801bs. ex warehouse. The total quantity of wheat, afloat for Great Britain is 1,960,000 quarters. The Duke of Marlborough, LordLieutenant of Ireland, has refused to dine with the Lord Mayor of Dublin, because the latter recently presided at a Home Rule meeting. Jan. 27. Germany has formally warned Italy to refrain from hostile demonstrations against Austria. The latest news from Afghanistan states that Ahnub Khan and Mahomed Jan have united, and intend to entrench near Ghuznee, in a stronghold, to attack Cabul. France has annexed Tonquin. Lord Salisbury is ill. The Tekke Turkomans threaten Doshurd. A decisive battle is imminent. Teheran telegrams state that England and Persia have arranged that should certain events occur the latter shall occupy Herat. Arrived—Hampshire, from Melbourne, Orient, s.s., and Northumberland, s.s., from Adelaide : Decapoiis, from Cairns. Jan. 28. The Afghans of the Khost district are organising an expedition to attack Cabul. j Reinforcements have been dispatched. The Daily News asserts that British native allies in South Africa have been guilty of revolting atrocities on the prisoners Garibaldi married Signora Armasino. Arrived—Northumberland-^
Roms, Jan. 27. The Pope has received Bishop Reynolds of Adelaide. Madras, Jan. 27. The Miyor of Dublin attended the Viceroy's li-vee. Washington,. Jan. _27 The Semite hasVo-innned the appointment of Dr George Russ?U Lowell as UnitedStates Minister at London, vice Mr Wells.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 230, 31 January 1880, Page 2
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