COLOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3318, 11 August 1879, Page 2

COLOGRAMS.

CALOqBrMB~ (Rsctsb's Special to Pbbss Aobmctl) London, August 9. ' - New Zealand 5 per cent. 10-40 loan, :\io4. t ' ,■ t ■ ,' . The Board of Trade returns of imports for the past month amount to £35,750,000, 1 showing a decrease of £750,000. The , returns of exports for the last month shows a slight improvement.' A large fire has occurred at Serajevo, ,10,000 (?) buildings were burnt, and ,1000 (P) people rendered, homeless. ''-'■'■ Madeid, August 8. : .: ! ' ' !The King of Spain, returning j .from the funeral ;of bis second sister, the infant 'Marie !Del Pelar, wa3 thrown from his * : carriage through it upsetting,' arid: dislocated his shoulder. It has sincejbeen reH :ietw : -:■■■ >>■■ '■ ■ ■ ■■> ■■<■■■■• -■■' \ ,:.„:;,■:.»• ,i;; •.)•■■ ; :'' ' IiONOOW,, AusjUst 6. Lord Beaconsfield, in a -'spebeh jat the, .: Mansion House, said the Berlin Treaty, f' wa9ftiUy executed. had 'fulfilled ■v her;engagement with.horiour^ and dignity. Turkey was iri a difficult position, and required time' to accomplish reforms. :';,' The scientific frontier .of'Afghanistin was "' being rapidly achieved, and a satisfactory settlement of South African affairs was imminent. He attributed the commercial v!- "fdepfes9ion partly .to specu'ation and a k" L yuMeii'increase of wealth, ao.d'precious '■' "metali'They must trust fn\ a beneficent Providence. Already there were j bettor signs, and ho hoped they ha 4 seen the , darkest hour. :