LONDONM, March 27.
The time for receiving the Californian mail tenders has been extended to June 1. The wool sales closed on Friday. 200,000 bales iv all were catalogued, 112,000 being bought on foreign account. At the opening the decline recovered, and ordinary good Australian brought equal to November rates, while superior kinds brought equal to
May early ratesi Half-breeds realised" good prices. The manufacturing trade h inanimate. The steamship Northumberland left Plymouth yesterday. Count de Jarnac, Trench Ambassador to London is dead. In the Commons, the second reading of the bill for a partial repeal of the Coercion Laws relating to Ireland was carried. During the debate Disraeli emphatically denied any disavowal of the meaning attributed to his Guildhall speech, in consequence of the remonstrance of Bismarck. The Prince of "Wales is slightly indisposed. March 30. An immense Tichborne demonstration was held in Hyde Park yesterday. Dr. Kenealj presided. The Spanish Government have refused to allow the Due de Moutpenzier to return. Obituary.—Mr Martin, the member for Meath.
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Colonist, Volume XVII, Issue 1898, 8 April 1875, Page 3
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