CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3734, 13 December 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Better's Special.] London, December 10. The Irish Land League has now instituted Courts for the settlement of disputes between landlords and tenants on the land question. Calcutta, December 10. Latest telegrams from Allalabad report that all feverish symptoms have now left the Marquis of Eipon, but he remains in a very weak condition. Constantinople, December 10. * The Forte has addressed a circular note to the Powers calling upon them to restrain Greece from proceeding with the increase of her armaments, and. to ask her if she will accept the' compromise proposed in October last, namely, that the territory to the south of Janina and Larissa should be ceded, but not those towns themselves. The Porte adds that if Greece replies in the negative, a rupture must, ensue. London, December 10. The bank rate of discount has been raised to 3 per cent. The market rate remains at 2 per cent. ANOTHER COLLIEBT EXPLOSION NINETY LIVES LOST. I A terrible colliery explosion occurcd to-day at Prygiaig (sic), which resulted in the death of over ninety miners, who were in the pit at the time of the explosion. News is to hand from South America ' that the Chilians in large force hare landed at Pisea, on the Peruvian coast, and are rapidly advancing on Lima, the capital. c ,Londoit, December 11. The Geographical Society are projecting a scheme for another Arctic expedition. Athens, December 11. The Greek Government have voted a new loan for war purposes.