CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2170, 14 December 1885, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

(BY KfjKCIR'.G TIiLEUHAI'II—UOFYIUGHT)

Reuter's Telegrams,

London, December 10.

30 per emit consols remain at 98|. Marked rate fallen J to 2|, f below bank rate. The weekly returns of the Bank of England give the proportion of the reserve over liabilities at 40 pur cent, 1 per cent more than last week. Total reserve notes, and bullion remain at £12,200,000. Rio De Janieko, December 10. Aorangi, from Wellington, November 19th, arrived last evening with frozen meat in good condition, Sydney, December 12. The official reception of L»rd Carrington, the new Governor, took place this afternoon. There was an imposing demonstration, the streets being lined with crowds of people, who accorded a most enthusiastic welcome to Lord and Lady Carrington. Melbourne, December 12. The Victorian Gazette contains notice to the effect that in view of the outbreak of cholera oil board the Dorunda, all vessels from Queensland ports bo subjected to quarantine on arrival at Port Phillip. It is announced that the Melbourne Cricket Club lias decided to send home a team during the coming season London December 14. Both Bulgaria and Servia have been invited to aid the European Powers, with a view to effecting a settlement of hostilities between the two countries, and to the powers have appointedcommiasionera to arrange a four weeks' armistice. Despite this, King Milan reports officially the powers that Bulgarian troops made an attack on the Servian outposts yesterday. An account of the engagement further states that after aevere fighting the Servians dislodged the Bulgarians from their position at Valikiyvor killing and woundin? many of their number. London, December 12, The Times of this morning states that Russia, Austria and Germany have agreed to abandon the demands recently formulated by them for the restoration of the status quo in the Balkan peninsular. The Daily News has an article to-day on the Irish difficulty, in which suggestions are made that a conference of Liberals and Conservative parties, together with representatives from Mr Parnells following shall assemble to consider the subject of political autonomy for Ireland.