TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 324, 2 December 1880, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN'. London, Nov. 27. At the wool sale to-day 8100 hales were offered, making a total of 36,900 catalogued since the opening. The tone, of the sale was firm. The sales close on ltth December. A fresh company has been started with a capital of L 300,000. Hanlon, the Canadian oarsman apd Champion, is now willing to row Laycock for L2OO, Laycock U seeking help to enable him to make a match. Nov. 29. Parlinment has been summoned to meet for the dispatch of business on January 6th. E»rl Granville, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, made a speech at Hanley in which he stated it was impossible that the present condition of Ireland could long continue, and that Government intended to, introduce measures dealing with present disorders and providing for the future happiness of Irishmen generally. In consequence rf the continued unsettled state of Ireland and the necessity for reinforcements of troops in the disturbed districts, Government has ordered the despatch of a regiment of Horse Guards from London to Ireland without delay.

The Rev. Mr Enraght, of Bordsley in Staffordshire, inhibited for ritualistic practices, has been imprisoned for contempt of the order of the Ecclesiastical Court. vThe^sculling ni.ptch between Tuelcett and Ross carae off to-day. The former won"by four boat'lengths, but owing to fouling, the raue was ordered to be rowed again. Constantinople," Not." 27. The 'Montenegrin forces have now entered and occupied Dulcigno.