CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3864, 18 May 1881, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

*" [Rbotbk's S*kc«:*i..] 'vu. k Lowdoh, May 16 In the H#flV«if.oilisM«M:his evening, the consideration k^fl #*h Land Bill was resumed. In lk« ooorse «f the debate, the Right Horn. MK^Gladntepe mad*: • ipsech, fa fjucb lieJajcf the Goreroment attached its fortunes to the bill,'and would strenuously oppose any,: amendments which might be proposed affecting the principles of the measure as introduced.

Arrived: The ship Waimate, from Lyttelton, which port she left on February 19th. Cons©}* remain at ,102f• Zealand 5 per cent. 10 40t lo&u r 1041; New Zealand 5 per cent. 1889 loan. 104, exdi?.; .New Zealand 4:} per ijeiit.. 1879 to 1904 loan, IQl£. .;

Adelaide wbeafc, ex warehouse, 475; New Zealand wheat, 44s ; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, 345-» Australian tallow, best beef, 34s 6d ; best mutton, 3(>s.

At the, .wool sale to da p, 10,000 bales were, offered,, and- there was. a good demand. .';., •.-,-.,-',•-, * ; .

Constantinople, May 16.

The ambassadors of the Powers have had under consideration, the conditions now placed by the Porte upon the proposed transfer of territory in Thessaly and Epirus to Gre'eee. After deliberation, the Ambassadors unanimously decided to reject thp stipulations of the Porte, and the latter has been urged to withdraw them.

St. PETEBSBtf B(JH, May 16

General I^nittieff has been appointed Russian Minister of Interior, in place of General Loris Melikoff, resigned.