CALOGRAMS.
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London, September 18. " Consols have further advanced to IOOf. Markets—Colonial breadstuff's ; tallow without any quotable change since yesterday. At the wool sale _ to-day, 92,000 bales were offered; no material change was experienced, but the market is, if anything, weaker, fleece and scoured wools are now one halfpenny lower than at the close of last auction. Arrived : Ships Duke of Athole, from ! Lyttelton, May 29; and Firth and OJna, ! from Lyttelton, June 15.September 19. News has been received from the west coast of Africa that tribal hostilities have again broken out in Asbantee. A severe I battle has been fought at Coomassie, resulting in the defeat of the adherents of King Calcalli, who suffered a great , slaughter, fand who have been compelled to retreat from the capital towards the country occupied by the Gamaaese, one of the tribes who are opposed to the King. ! The Daily News, in its issue of this morning, publishes an article strongly urging the British Government to take steps to exclude French convicts from the Australian colonies. Copenhagen, Sept. 18. The Czar of Bassia and King Christian were entertained to-day at Junch by Mr Gladstone on board his yacht. Mr Gladstone sailed later in the day for the coast of Norway.
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London, September 17:'The awards for the, Amsterdam Exhibition have been proclaimed. They include diplomas of honour to the King of Holland and the Prince of Wales in the extra class, an award to Sir Saul Samuel, and ordinary diplomas to the Governments of New South Wales and Western Australia. . -
Egypt is nearly free from cholera. Frozen * mutton ex Cuzeo has realised s|d per pound, and New Zealand mutton by the Opawa from the Bluff 6|d. ■ ' " London, September 18. The recent Act cancelling £75,000,000 of the National Debt, exchanging it for annuities, is being put in force.
The Special Resident Magistracy in Ireland is being abolished.
The French operations in Tonquin have been suspended awaiting reinforcements.
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4590, 20 September 1883, Page 2
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328CALOGRAMS. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4590, 20 September 1883, Page 2
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