ADDITIONAL ENGLISH CABLE NEWS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 19, 22 January 1875, Page 2

ADDITIONAL ENGLISH CABLE NEWS.

(Per Citt op Melbourne.) London, January 12. The Australian mails via San Francisco arrived, and were delivered one day under the contract time.

The Adelaide loan remains open till the 15th instant. The S' dney loan is at 90-f . The corn* market is drooping. The Cospatrhk relief fund has reached £2575. The New Zealand Government subscribe t .£IOOO. The att.mpt of Marshal Macmahon to obtain a new Ministry has fai ed, but the Cab net agreed to ren_*in in office provisionally. The crisis continues. Prince Alphonso has lnnded at Barcelona, and was received with great enthusiasm. There was an imposing religions procession in honor of the oci asion. The Edwin, hound for Adelaide, has been lost on the coast of Vancouver Island. The Capi-alanus, from Bdsbane to California, stmck on a coral reef. The crew •were saved. . The Star of Wales, with Anstra'ian flour, has been wrecked at Natal, and three persons drowned. The embroglio at New Orleans bas induced separate legislation, and the intervention of General Sheridan. The Conservatives have constituted a separate Legislature. General Sheridan recommends that the white Leaguers be declared banditti. Upwards of half a million of the New South Wales loan has been taken up at above the minimum. The balance was taken by the Stock Exchange at 90. Tlie Adelaide loan was a failure, only ..28,000 being tendered for. Di- count five per cent. Produce telegrams received by the New Zt aland Loan and Mercantile Company, dated London, January 7, state that the next wool sales will commence on the 23rd February. To date only 37.000 bales had arrived. There has been little private enquiry, as trade in the manufacturing districts is slightly better. Tallow : mutton, 4. a per cwt; beef, 435. Leather market firm ; 2000 Australian hides have been sold since the last report. Wheat : New Zealand is worth 50s per 4961b5 ; market quiet. The intervention of General Sheridan in the New Orleans embroglio has caused great indignation. The American Senate has requested President Grant to furnish explanations. • The ship Ja.on has had to discharge her cirgo, the damage received being considerable. The cargo is being sold on account of whom it may concern.