CALOGRAMS.
(Recter's Special to Press Aoency).
London, January 10.
The Transvaal Trouble. Three per cent, consols 97f. Australian tallow, beit mutton, 40s 4d? Cape Town, January 10. ' The Cape Government is continuing to take steps for the suppression of sedition in Transvaal, and have issued warrants for the arrest of Kruger and another boer. The former was at one time President of Transvaal. lokbon, January 10. British, annexation of West African Territory. News has been received that tiro chiefs on the Gold Coast have ceded their seaboard to the British. It is believed that the English Government also intend to acquire Popo, a seaport on the Slave Coast, and Ahomey, the capital of Dahomey. January 11. The Wellington (New Zealand) Water, works Loan, for one hundred and thirty thousand pounds, has been placed on the London market to-day. Our Princes Afloat. Her Majesty's ship Becchance with the sons of the Prince o{ Wales has arrived at the Barbadoes. London, January 10. Obituary: John Humphreys Parry, Sergeant-at Law aged 63. Deceased died suddenly, and the shock killed his wife. Bombay, January 10. Durbar at Oafcul, According to the latest news from Afghanistan, General Roberts held a dubar at Cabul yesterday. He assured the Afghan chiefs that the Indian Government would respect the lives, religion and property of the Afghan people. Beeiin, January 10. The German lower house have passed a resointion voting six million marks for the relief of the sufferers by the famine in Silesia. London, January, 11. More South American Revotions. News from South America states that the Bolivian troops at Toena have re* volted.%
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3447, 12 January 1880, Page 2
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