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[BEXTTER'S TELEGRAMS.] \ LONDON", April 25., The motion in the '■ House of Commons for unseating Sir Brian O'Jjoghlen wa» carried' by araajority of 180 to 11, not by a .majority of 11 as previously tele graphed.
[SPECIAL TO THE MELBOURNE " ARGUS.'']

LONDON, April 26. : ' Money is. in large supply, but the mer cantile demand shows no sign of revival. THe Bank minimum is unchanged. The market for Australian securities shows great strength and activity. Wool is quiet, pending the approaching sales, which commence on the 6th of May.  ••■'.•• Corn is heavy and inactive. New Zea land, 40s to 455. ..
MELBOURNE, April 28. Mr Berry telegraphs that he has had a final interview with Lord Beaconsfield and Sir Michael Hicks-Beach and has ob tained the decision of the Cabinet. The Imperial Government decline to legislate at the present juncture, and propose that Mr Berry submit the issue to the country, and if that fails, the arrangement is that the Home Government will invite the Imperial Parliament to amend the Vic torian constitution.
Mr Berry proposes to accept the Peninsular,and Orient Company's tender, and the Victorian Cabinethave authorised Mr Berry to sign the contract. ' The embassy returns to Victoria on the 7th of May.
