London, November 15

The Financial Committee of the strikers have now cloeed the accounts, and the credit side shows that the Australian colonies contributed £30,800, the £nglish Trades Unions only oon trihuting £4000. On Wednesday the Committee meet to decide as to the disposal of the surplus, bub their action is subject to the approval of the donors.
The 'busmen have resolved to strike on Monday unless the proprietors agree to their demand for twelve hours as t» day's work.
London, November 16.
The General Steam Navigation Com pany have suspended their Boulogne trade owing to the action of the men.
The Dockers , Union is gradually gaitting strength, and now numbers 30,000.
THE LONDON SCANDALS.
[per press association.] Received November 16th, 12.10 p.m.
London, November 14.
It is stated that oertain untitled and, comparatively speaking, obsoure members of the West End Club, in connection with which a horrible scandal was reported a few days ago, are being indicted secretly on charges resembling those which some years ago were made against certain mem bers of the aristocracy, and known as the Bolton and Park scandal. The Press are protesting that suoh charges should not be heard privately, and that a distinction should not be made between the offenders, some of whom it is alleged were allowed to make their escape.
HOME AND FOREIGN.
[per press association.] Received November 16th, 12.10 p.m. THE AUSTRALIAN CRUISERS.
London, November 14.
