CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3759, 14 January 1881, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Reutee's Special.]

London, January 12. Consols are unchanged at 180f. The Eight Hon. W. E. Gladstone is suffering from a cold, but not one of a serious character. London, January 13. Heavy snowstorms have been experienced throughout England during the past ten days. Beelin, January 12. A large meeting of the electors of this city was held to-day, at which resolutions were passed protesting against the antiJewish agitation which now exists in Germany. Capetown, January 12. .; Intelligence has been received from the Traasvaal that the Boers have occupied Christiana.

News from Fatal announces that Governor Sir George Collay has left Pietermaritzburg, and has proceeded to Castle, a town of importance „near the border, between Natal and Transvaal, where he •will conduct the military operations against the Boers. London, January 12. A detached squadron ia under orders to proceed to the Cape. "It is understood that the movement is due to the Boer rebellion in the Transvaal.

It has transpired that a general agreement now exists among the Powers that their ambassador at Athens should be instructed to persuade the Greek Government to agree to arbitration for the settlement of the frontier difficulty with Turkey. Bombay, January 12, Information has been received that the plot report received yesterday that a plot had been discovered among the natives of Kolpore to assinate the European residents is entirely without foundation.