CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3571, 7 June 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

(Eeutkb's Special to Association.)

, London, June,4. At the wool sale today there was'a better demand for cross breda. '„/'''- t .The cricket match, Australian versus eighteen of Burnley, resulted in a victory for the Australians in one innings with 27 runs to spare. Spofforth in the second innings of the Burnley tram took 12 wickets in five" overs. . .. „ London, June 5. At the wool sales to-day 8300 bales were oflfered, making a total of 372,600 catalogued since the opening. The firm tone which marked yesterday's sale was again sustained. _ ' The homeward mails, via San Francisco, from New Zealand were delivered in London to-day. t The Forthcoming Conference. All necessary arrangements have been made for the approaching European Conference, to be held at Berlin. Lord Odo Russell,,, the >. British Ambassador at Berlin, and General Sir Linton Simmons will represent England. The Powers to be represented at the Conference have agreed to take the question of the Greek claims first into consideration. , . ..: , .;;

The British Government are making an effort to prevent any serious conflict occurring between Montenergo and Albania, and hopes are entertained that a peaceful solution of the difficulty may be secured. , ; . ;- ; , - „'\