LATE TELEGRAMS.

Otago Witness, Issue 1858, 1 July 1887, Page 21

LATE TELEGRAMS.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN. (Keuteb's Telegrams.) '..'•<','""'

London, June 28. •" Colonial breadstuffs. are. unchanged at last quotations— namely : Adelaide wheat, off coast, 35s 6d ; Adelaide floor, ex store, 255 ; New Zealand wheat, ex store, 34s to 365.^ Australian tallow(average quality)-~Beef, 22s 6d ; mutton, 245. , / Rome, Jupe 28. ' , The Pope, after further consideration,' adheres to his decision to send Monsig'nor Persico as apostolic delegate to Ireland, owing to his, Holiness' dissatisfaction with the attitude of the Irish clergy. " v '-

(Special to Press, Association.) London, June 28. The hop gardens are infested with vermin, but the hop growth is vigorous^ and the market firm. The West Australian Land Company's loan of £200,000 has been subscribed for. ' A Board pf Trade inquiry into the ,wreck of the P. and O. steamer Tasmania, on the coast of Corsica, has been commenced. The evidence showed that the Lascars belonging to the ship were exoluded from shelter, where Europeans were protected from the cold and violence of the waves, in- consequence of which 24 perished from exposure: Secret societies are organising means to defeat the Crimes Bill. Numerous meetings pf farmers have been held in Canada favouring commercial, union with America. ' 1 ' -'' ■