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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1936, 18 March 1875, Page 2

Cablegrams.

London, March 8, r ■ 'Jhe Archbishops and twenty-four Bishops have issued an address to the clergy and laity concerning the course taken by the Government in "relation to the Church. They urge discipline, charity and forbearance^ The New Zealand Loan has been allotted, and dealings are at a quarter per cent, premium. Wool.—There has not been any perceptible change since opening .sales. Competition is keen. Scoured in good demand. • '■ Archbishop Manning has been summoned to .Rome to receive a Cardinalafe. j A bill relating to State aid has been introduced by Grovfrnmentinto the Prussian ' parliament—to withdraw State endow- i xnents from clergy who refuse to acknowledge the supremacy of the State, endowments to be restored whenever , the supremacy of the State be acknowledged. The Government have prohibited the exportation of horses from, Germany. Wheat—Market Is to Is 6d dearer.

Sir James Hope Grant and Sir Arthur Helps ar3 dead. The mails via 'Frisco were delivered on 1 the Bth ; and the mails by Torres Straits j were delivered on the Ist instant. : i i Lord Cairns' Judicature Bill has been ' withdrawn. ''' ' I March 12. } A new French Ministry has been formed as follows:—Buffet, Minister of the Interior; Dufture; Minister of Justice ;. Say, Finance Minister; Walloon,';, Minister of Public Instruction ; Meaux,; Minister of Commerce; .the other offices; remain unchanged.. \ - ;;. ■, , Emperor William, of Germany, is ill.'