LATEST EUROPEAN, AMERICAN, AND AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume II, Issue 75, 3 October 1874, Page 9

LATEST EUROPEAN, AMERICAN, AND AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Bitjff, September 26. The Albion, with the English mail, left at 6 p.m. on the 21 st, and arrived at the Bluff at 8 a.m. this morning. Sho made the run in four days twelve hours. London, September 18. — Berkeley's appointment as Governor of Western Australia has been contradicted. The Queensland mail was delivered on the 17th, and the San Francisco yesterday. The Turkish loan of seventeen millions has been subscribed at 43£. ■Considered a great success. Wool Sales. — The prices continue firm. Corn market languid. Arrivals. — Carlisle Caetle, from Melbourne ; Inverness, Ancxe, from South Australia. Paris, September 18. — The trial of the accomplice* in the escape ■of Bazaine has terminated. The Governor of the fortress has been acquitted. Vilette and Plantin have been sentenced to six months' imprisonment. Two others receive d slight sentences. McMahon lias returned to Paris. His reception in Northern departments was cordial. Madrid, September 19. — The Carlists allege that the Czar of Russia has written to Don Carloss, expressing sympathy. Berlin, September 10 — The Germans have expelled several Dunes from Schleswig. New York, September 16. — Ihere has been a sanguinary disturbance in New Orleans, where the white population ousted General Kellogg, and installed the new Goveruor. President Grant upheld Kellogg, and ordered rioters to disperse. The insurgents at New Orleans have submitted. Goveruor Kullogg has been reinstated in Sew Orleans.