CABLE TELEGRAMS.

Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 382, 15 August 1874, Page 3

CABLE TELEGRAMS.

London, Jnly 30th. The Bank rate is 3 per cent. July 31st. The .majority of the Brussels Congress are in favour of limitation of the Humanitarian question. Paris, July 31st. The Assembly has definitely resolved to adjourn from the 6th August to the 3rd November. The 'motion for raising the state of seige'on the Spanish frontier has been rejected. France has notified to Germany that she will again act in unison with other powers regarding the recognition of the Carlists as belligerents. The Journal Officiel has published a note disclaiming the Pastoral of the Archbishop of Paris attacking Italy. London, August 2nd. At the Liverpool Wool Sales prices advanced one half-penny. The arrivals for the next London Sales amount to 226,000 bales. The markets remain firm. Arrived -Norfolk, from Melbourne. Sailed—s.s. Durham for Melbourne. The race for the Goodwood Cup was won by Merry's Doncaster, Saville's Kaiser being second, and Lefreve's Miss Toto third. New * Zealand hemp, at the last sales, realised £17 10s. Arrived —Soukar, from Lyttelton. LATEST SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. London, August 3rd. The Nubia left Galle for Australia on July 31st. % She is three days before her time. The Mediterranean Squadron has been" ordered to Barcelona. It is explained that the German Squadron goes to protect the German subjects. The Agricultural Union have discontinued the strike pay to men on strike.