LATEST TELEGRAMS

Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 71, 30 December 1871, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS

LONDON. November 7. The Times, in an article on the murder of Chief Justice Norman, deprecates excessive sensitiveness respecting Maliom-

mednnism in India, and urging a calm but rigorous application of tbc laws.— Count Boost offers his resignation, owing to ill-health. Mandrassy succeeds liiin.—• The German Reichstag has opened. A bill is introduced for the formation of a military treasury and the introduction of gold coining. November 14. The steamer 1 Mcera ’ left London with the new Governor and reinforcements of troops for Goa.—Cholera has re-appeared at Constantinople. —M. Goulard is appointed French Minister to Italy, and M. Picard to Belgium. The Government have resolved to submit a protest to tho National Assembly for doubling tho capital of the Bank of France, and increasing the circulation of notes to three millions.—Chief Justice Cockburn’s protest against the appointment of Sir R. Colville to a Judgeship, and afterwards to the Privy Council, says it violates tho spirit and Act of Parliament.—Tho health of the ( >iicen continues to improve.—At Vienna, Count Killersperg’s efforts to form a Cabinet have failed.—The second Chamber at Amsterdam voted the abolition of the Dul ch Legation at the Papal Court. —The Colonial Dutch Minister lias submitted to the Chambers a bill for a complete railway system in Jaua.—Tho ‘ Cassandra ’ was stranded off the Isle of AA r ight. November 21. Ilalf-a-million sterling was paid into the Bank of England on the 13th. The rate of discount was reduced to 4 per cent, on the llith. Oriental Bank shares were quoted at £43 10s on the 18th. November 22. Negotiations for modifications of the Anglo-French Treaty are suspended, because England refused to consent to increase the duty on yarns required by the French Government. Sir Charles Dilkehas made speeches denouncing the cost of Royalty, and advocating a republic in England.

Prince Alexis, the Russian Naval Com-inander-in-Chicf, has received a magnificent ovation in new York ; he declared, in reply to an address, that nothing could destroy the friendship between Russia and America. A Conversativc was elected for Plymouth. The German constitutional party in Vicuna lias approved of the programme of Adolph Karncsberg, who will form a new Cabinet. A demonstration, demanding the resignation of the Ministry, look place before tho Brussels Chambers yesterday. November 24. Returns of the Bank of France show that the circulation of notes has diminished by ten millions.—Thiers received yesterday the Chinese Ambassador, who apologised for the Tien Tsin massacre.— The manifestations at Brussels against the Ministry continue.—The reserve of notes in the Bank of England onthe22nd was fourteen millions. Total bullion, twenty four and one-filth millions.—Tho Times states that the German indemnity bills falling on Loudon amount to ten and a quarter millions. November 25. Prince Bismark is unwell. The dissolution of the Spanish Cortes is considered certain. The popular manifestations at Brussels against the Ministerial Catholic party is becoming more serious. Troops are arriving. The fusion reported between the Orleans and Bourbon Princes is now denied. NEW YORK. November 8. The Republicans elected most of their candidates in New York, by a majority of 30,000. •Tammany has failed. The Republicans are successful in Massachusetts and Wisconsin, and Democrats in New Jersey.