TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 312, 4 November 1880, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.

London, Oct. 30. The quantity *of wheat afloat for Great Bntaiq is 1, 880,000 quarters. The Orient Companies’ steamship Potosi, left Plymouth to-day, for Australia. The London Chartered Bank of Aus-: tralia has declared a dividend of 5 per cent for the half year. In view of the continued disturbed state of Ireland, Government ha£' decided, in addition to sending further drafts of troops to the unsettled districts to make a large increase in the strength of the Iris Constabulary, and the enrol-: raent of 2000 additional meq for that force has been commenced. Per Merchant Shipping and Underwriters’ Association ArrivedrTrevellyan, ship, from Lytelton, left July 6th. Nov. 1 . The Right Hon. Sir Robert Lush, one of the Puisine Justices of the Queen’s Bench, has been appointed to succeed the late Right Hou Alfred Henry. Thesiger as one of the Lord Justices of Appeal. Obituary—Sir Thomas Bench (sic). Cape Town, Nov. 1. Further intelligence regarding the. rising of Poudos, shows that only one of the two magistrates who were attacked was murdered ; the other succeeded in effecting his escape. The Homeward mails via Brindisi per Orient steamer John Elder, were delivered in London to-day. Teheran, Nov. 1. News has been received that the Persian troops despatched against the, Khurds have reached Urumyah, A report recently received that the place had been captured by the eueray wa,s premature. Paris, Nov.l. A French Official Committee has been appointed to examine into the postal service to New Caledonia v. Australia. Athens, Nov. 2. Dervish Pasha, who has been instructed to arrest and deport obstinate Albanians, is now stormbound with his ships and troops at the Island of Corfu. Berlin, Oct. 30. In consequence of the increase of Socialism in many parts’ of Geimany, and in Hamburg particularly, the Government has placed that city in a state of siege a& against Socialists. Constantinople, Oct. 30,. Dervish, Pasha, who was recently ordered to proceed to Dulcigno with three battalians of Turkish troops, been instructed by the Porte to arrest all Albanians who show obstinate determination to resist the cession of Dulcigno. Nov. 2. It is, stated that Riza Pasha has occu-> pied Hashan. Rome, Nov. 2. General Garibaldi, is now on a visit to Milan.