CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3858, 11 May 1881, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

[Ueuter's Special.]

London, May 9.

Consols have advanced to 102#.

Eeports from the Kentish hop growing districts give favourable accounts of the season's crops. The homeward Australian mails, na Brindisi. which left Melbourne on the 30th March, and the homeward Australian and New Zealand mnils, which left Auckland on the 29th of March, were delivered hereto-day.

A Statue to Boacoasfield.

In the House of Commons to-day, a motion authorising the erection of a monument to the late Earl of Beaconsfield in Westminster Abbey was, after a debate, carried on a division by a majority of 326. A similar motion was agreed to in the House of Lords without a division.

Constantinople, April 22.

It has transpired that the French Government has notified to the Porte that the despatch of Turkish troops to Tunis will be deemed a casus belli. Pabis, May 9.

Intelligence is to hand from Tunis thai the French troops bare been successful in their operations against the tribe oi

Kroumirs, and bare now occupied the latter's stronghold

London, May 9.

Telegrams have been received from Sofia announcing that Prince Alexander of Bulgaria threatens to resign unless the National Assembly makes radical changes inthesrstemof the government of the country. __— ——