CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 3439, 2 January 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

(Rkotbe's Special to Press Awlnct). London, December 31. Commercial, Consols, 97f. 0\ " ' The total quantity of wheatitfloat for Glsht Britaia.ig tyo millions and seventy thousand quarters. * Madbid, I|eceinber 31. , More would-be Regicides. An unsuccessful attempt made today to assasii|||| the King of Spain and Quepu Christine "when eataring the royal palace in this city. The assassin is named Gouzley GaliciaAa waiter, who fired the pistol at tiJ^Xirif and Queen, but their Majesties were ttntouched. The assassin has been arrested. Bomb*?, December 31. Afghanistan, Affairs at Cabal Ire quieter. General Baker is now in &§jsire pursuit of the Eohristanis. '"" Capb Town, December 30. * ■ The Transvaal . * The Transvaal Boejrs held a meeting a); which was adopted resolutions to reassemble in April and summon the Yolksvaad. The meeting elected a president, and then tho chiefs dispersed. . London, January 1. The Railway Disaster. Some Bodies found.' Subscriptions for the Relatives. A diver has ftitnd portions of the train which fell through the tay bridge, and' some of the bodies have been, recovered. Subscription lists have been opened for the relief of the widows and orphans of the sufferers. CpNSTANTiNOMiE, January 1. Tfee Difficulty with Turkey. Layard, the British Ambassador, bjjp suspended the relations with the Porte, and awajji orders from the British GovernmdHfa to his further action. wtr London, January 1. Decrease in Revenue. „