LATER NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4255, 9 November 1874, Page 3

LATER NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

By the barque Planter we have the Sydney Evening Nenoa of the 26th October, in which we find the following few items of later English news : London, via Singapore, October 24. Keceived in Sydney, October 20, 10.47 a.m. The Government officially confirm the report of the capture of Nana Sahib by the Maharajah of Scinde, in Gwalior. It is reported, that Prince Bismarck will, in behalf of-Germany. send a note of remonstrance to l'ranc, Nr :f the complaints of the Spanish Government, of French interference with Spanish affairs, are unsatisfied at the end of October. London, October 23. Keceived in Sydney, October 20, 1.29 p.m. The British representative at the Vatican has been withdrawn. London, October 24. Keceived in Sydney, October 2C. 1,39 p.m. Money is easier. The com market is quiet and easy. Home deliveries are small, hut foreign arrivals are abundant. In the wool market prices have slightly given way. Manufacturers are stocked. The copper market is excited, and quotations fluctuate from day to day. The tin market is easier, owing to Australian arrivals. Australian tin ore, superior parcels, sold by tender,-have realised £SO to £56; and medium parcels of Australian ore, sold by tender, have realised £3B to £4B. New Zealand hemp has sold at full prices. Arrivals.—Gleucaim, Salajin, and Jane.