(Received October 2, &25 p.m.l London, October 2. Obituary—Professor Jowetfc. There was a good attend wee at the wool sales tc-day. Competition was keen, and prices firm. The negotiations between the French and (he Siamese for carrying ont the terms of the settlement) have concluded amicably,

Rocolveel October 3, 12.30 a.m.) I An I:a!hn steamer has arrived at Teneriffd with 64 cases of cholera on board, Tbe vessel had previously been refused admission to one of the Brnzi iin ports. An extraordinary scene was witnDssed in St. George's Cathedral yesterday. A dynamite cartridge was thrown through tbe door and exploded, Tbere was a panio among the congregation, but most fortnDately no one was hnrt.i

AMERICA.
Buenos Ayres, October 2. I The loyalists have recaptured Bosario, I

INDIA.
Bombay, Octobsr 2. The natives of Bombay have given £15,000 to the Imperial Institute to estab- ' lish an Indian conference room,

NEW SOUTH WALES.
Sydney, Monday. The Monowai, which left for Auckland to- day, took eleven bnxes of specie. Ten of them, containing £50,000, were shipped by the B»nk of New Zealand for S:»n Francisco. The eight hours demonstration to-day was celebrated ns a publio holiday. Thirty-one unionist societies took part in a procession through the streets, and afterwards held a great sports meeting at Jrtosehill.
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