LATE TELEGRAMS.

Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3277, 14 August 1871, Page 3

LATE TELEGRAMS.

June 29. The French loan is at 2i- per cent premium. j July 3. ! The elections in Pan's yesterday passed off quietly. General L'Admirault is appointed Governor of Paris. July 5. The Spanish Ministry has resigned. Bismarck announces the creation of a restorative fund for the 51,000,000 thalers in Treasury bonds raised during the war. The Washington treaty has been ratified. The German troops in France are united under General Manteuffel as commander. Lord Bloornfield, late Ambassador at Vienna, is succeeded by Sir A. Buchanan, who is followed at St. Petersburg by Lord Loftus. Mr Odo Russell is going to Berlin. The King of Italy was received with great enthusiasm at Home, on Sunday, the 2nd July. The Chinese circular has been presented fo Parliament. Tt is considered to apply to the Roman Catholics. A motion has been carried in the House of Commons for a Committee of Enquiry into the Euphrates Valley railway route. Drainage, roads, and education in India are to be provided for by local taxation. Mr Iloimessy, a national candidate, has been elected for Westmeath. Sir W. Gregory succeeds Sir Hercules Robinson as Governor of Ceylon in Jan. A bill is bring passed through the; House of Lords to establish a second Court of Appeal, to clear off the Jndian and colonial appeals, Four new Judges are to be appointed — two for Westminster, and two for Calcutta. Tlie majority for going into committee on the Ballot was 32-1 to 230. The Queen has invested M. Lcsscps with the Grand Cross of the Star of India, nnd Generals Inglis and Jameson, and Messrs Kayo and Marine with the in -ignia of the second class. Mazzini disavows the Communists, and urges the Italian Republicans to sepurate from them.