EUROPEAN NEWS.
Telegrams from Dunedin Dailies.) London, November 25. At tbe wcol sales to-day 7,411 bales were catalogued. There was good competition among foreign buyers. Dublin, November 25. Davitfc has been committed for trial. The cases of Paget and Kilin are still undecided. Reinforcements have been despatched to the West of Ireland, where agrarian outrages are increasing. St. Petersburg, November 25. Prince Gortschakoff has made a reassuring statement as to the intention of the Russian Government to initiate extensive internal-reforms and adopt a pacific policy. London, November 26. Germany has voted 300,000 marks for the representation of the Kmpire at the Melbourne Exhibition, and sends an Imperial Commission there. Large withdrawals of gold have been made. £300,000 for the Unite 1 States and £235,000 for Egypt, was remitted to-day. Adelaide wheat, 59s per 4961b, ex warehouse. At the wool sales to day 8,929" bales were catalogued.
London, November 27. The Chilians have captured Iquiqui. At the wool sales to-day 8,631 bates were catalogued. There were speculative demands for combing, washed, scoured, and cross-bred (the latter is advancing). Washed, aeoured, and cross-bred show 3d to 4U advance. London, (undated). The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone made a brilliant oration at Edinburgh, and contended that Earl Beaconsfi eld's mission was the extension of Imperialism. He charged the Premier with personal ambition inimical to the political institutions, of the country and the prestige of Eugland. Tbe 'Times' has Bemi-cfficially announced that the elections are postponed as a dissolution would be inopportune in view of the disturbed state of Ireland. The Liberals are disgusted.
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Lake County Press, Volume VIII, Issue 447, 4 December 1879, Page 3
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