[BY SUBMARINE CABLE.] ENGLISH AND FOBEIGN [BETJTEB'S TELEaEAMS.] LONDON, June 16. The Select Committee of the Honse of Commons, which was appointed to further consider the question which arose through Mr Bradlaugh's refusal to take the oath, has presented its report to Parliament. The Committee recom mends that Mr Bradlaugh should be allowed to make an affirmation in place of the customary oath. June 17. King George 1., of Greece, who is now on a visit to England, was to-day presented with theireedom of the city of London- H.R.EL the Prince of "Wales performed the ceremony of presentation. The Right Hon. Mr Gladstone was present and made a speech on the occasion, in which he said he warmly sympathised with Greece in her difficulties with Turkey in regard to the frontier question. LONDON, June 18.
Bank discount 2£. The total reserve in notes and bullion in the Bank of England is £17,375,000.
The match between the Australians and Dublin University team at Dublin was commenced to-day. They played against eighteen of the latter. Great interest is being taken in the Australian matches. They went in first, and were all out for 220 runs. Slight was not out for 56. The Home team then went in for their first innings, and have lost one wicket for 7 runs.
In the House of Commons a Bill for Irish Relief has been read a second time. BERLIN, June 17. The European Conference commenced its sittings to-day. Prince Hohenlohe was elected president. The proceedings of the Conference are kept secret. MADRID, June 17. Several Spanish war vessels, conveying large numbers *of troops,* have been ordered to the Pacific. Their actual des tination, however is not yet known.
AUSTRALIA.
