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(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS PElt PRESS ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, Aprp fl - Mr. Dillon, M.P., has publicly s> «2 «t all future evictions in Ireland w K ui;et with wholesale armed resistanc C» cho part of tenants and their sympa bst A JU& 27. Arrived — Ships Wairoa, froni W" iling ton, 28th Dec. ; Lutterworth, from Lyttel [ ton, 23rd Dec. ; Waikato, from Napier, 21st Dec; Nelson, from Port Chalmers, 31st Jau. Arrived at New York — Oceola, from Auckland, Jan. 11. ! Consols have advanced to lOlf. .New Zealand securities remain at last quotations. Adelaide wheat, ex warphouse, has de clined to 495 ; New Zealand wheat, ex ship, has declined to 45s per 4961 bs. Ade laide flour, ex warehouse, is unchanged at 345. The arrival of wool to date for tlie next auctions amount to 360,000 bales. The total probable quantity to be offered, including that held over from last sales, is 360,000 bales. The quantity of new arrivals to be included in the series has been restricted ..by the importer's committee to 363,000 'bales. PARIS, April 27. Further telegrams have been received ;from Algeria reporting that the French "troops are rapidly advancing on Tunis] A ,«e^ere fight has occurred with the Tunis > ians at Kromiss. The latest news from Tunis is to the effect that the French troops are continu ing theii»advance, and have now occupied the town of Alkeff without opposition.
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