SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6146, 29 July 1881, Page 5

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

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! . [keuter's telegrams.] NEW FRENCH ELECTION. - : Paris, July 27. It is announced that a general election of members of the Chamber of ■Deputies will commence 'on August 21st. LONDON MARKETS. London, July 27. Consols are unchanged, at 100 J. New Zealand 5 per cent. 10-40 loan has fallen to 104 i; and New Zealand 5 per cent. 1889 loan to 104; the New Zealand 4|- percent. 1879-1904 loan remains at 103, Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, declined to 48s; and New Zealand wheat, ex ship, is 48s 6d ; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, is 34s Gd. Australian tallow: Best beef, 34s Gd; best mutton, 365. SHIPPING. [PETI MERCHANT SHIPPING AND UNDERWRITERS, ASSOCIATION.] London, July 27. Arrived : Ships Garelock, from Lyttelton on May 10 ; Mennock, from Lyttelton on May 23; Euterpe, from Timaru on April S; Loch Fleet, from Napier on /Lprilll. * COLONIAL NEWS. EARL CLANWILLIAM RECOVERED. . Sydney, July 28. The medical attendants of Admiral the Earl of Clanwilliam have decided that His Lordship is now convalescent. H.M.S. BACCHANTE. Sydney, July 28. H.M.S. Bacchante arrived to-day from Melbourne. It is believed, however, that the squadron will be further detained for some days until she has finished provisioning and coaling. SMALL-POX IN SYDNEY. : Sydney, July 28. A fresh case of supposed small-pox at Waterloo is reported to the Health Board. The disease has not, however, sufficiently developed to show clearly that it is variola.. Evening. ; Small-pox is again spreading in the city, in spite of the stringent measures that have been adopted by the Board of Health for preventing the spread of the contagion. Another case has been reported-to-day from Woolloomoolloo. SHIPPING. Sydnf,y, July 28. Sailed, yesterday afternoon : The steamship Arawata, for New Zealand.