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Temuka Leader, Issue 316, 9 November 1880, Page 2

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ENGLISH AND FOREIGN L v •■'-4/ gSw London, Nov. 3. The Merchant Shipping a.nl Underwriters’ Association report the arrival of the ship Revenue from Wellington, and the ship Guretock. from Lyttelton (left July 2). ’ Nov. 4. The trial of the Irish- Land Leaguers, Parnell and olher membeis of Parliament and officers of the League for conspiracy, is fixed to be. held in Dublin, and not in Loudon as at first reported. Nov. 5. Three per cent consols, 99^Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, 51s fid. The total quantity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 1 920,000 quarters. Five per cent New Zealand 10-40 loan, 101 ; 5 per cent 1889 Joan, 104 ; 4-| per cent 1879-1904 loan, 94^ Australian leather is at 11^. Nov. 6. Laycock, the Australian oarsmen, heat Riley in the sculling match for L4OO a side. He won easily. The International Regatta commences on th • 18th hist. The races will be i pulled in four heats, the regatta lasting three days. There are seventeen entries for the various events. The Channel squadron has been ordered to Ireland. The Irish League appeals to the people (if Ireland to subsivibe liberally to the defence fund. A solicitor entered an appearance in ihe Court at Dublin, an.l demanded the details of charges brought against the leagurs. CoNBTANTIPLE, NoV, 4. The Porte is sending further drafts of troops to the districts of the E; irus and Thessaly in view of possible hostilities with Greece over the rectification of the frontier. The Albanians still continue to resist their removal irom Dulcigno, and have offered strong opposition to Riza Posha’s escort whew crossing the river Buljum. The Turkish commander however, deiced it advisable to avoid hostilities. Washington, Nov. 4. The Presidental election returns show that Garfield’s votes numbered over 200 majority of the electors of both Houses. Nov. fi. In a trial of strength it was found that the democrats possess a small majority in the Senate. Paris, Ncv. G. The execution of the decrees for the expulsion of the Jesuits from France has been completed, and their legality upheld. Rome, Nov. 5. General Garibaldi, who is now at Milan, unveiled to-day a monument in commemoration of the battle of Montana.