LAST NIGHT’S CABLEGR.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume I, Issue 31, 6 December 1879, Page 2

LAST NIGHT’S CABLEGR.

BRITISH & FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ..«.ih 5./S j . (Reuter s ZefaramJ a .^...,,. iy j It is reported thatthe alleged indisposition of the' Queen is based dftWtfaragrtphiJ. r in the “ Globe,”', not yet amfirntahiitj) At the wool sales iC&s . were catalogued. iThe tone’of. thejharifct Lr is firm. " {,<*< x o/.'ls3. ~iosUjS , • •- DecuSa^i. The Queen is'recovering fromheriindfe-; position. There ie no caUTO ir, wSt. ■£ Leon Mirski, the NiMS*t£llw3iilßlltf««‘.7. , l. priaved, and sentenced to/peoalsefyitude. The vineyards in. : Malagahayp; been attacked .by- the .phylloxera. 29,6§Q hectares are; diseased, and 'thepeat 19 in* 5 -> creasing. ' •• BEHUN,Dec..3, A ; very serious'colliery explosion oc- ■ curred at Kemnitz, ; in Saxony. Fifty men were killed. .. Quebec, Deo. 3. The Dominion tdj" . appoint a Minister resident in London, • adequately represent Canada, , . (Arms SfieeiaDdk. .. . t . '' ' Mr. Bourke’s recent Lynn, : announcing that the G over am® t. were •. negotiating withthe.Bovveajs of the peace of'the world comment. His remarks are now under- ■ stood to refer to England and Germany : arranging with. France, fflid, for., acquiescing in ; a : politichl'scneme 1 seteutingthe control .to Britain of Asiatic Turkey, an improved?seaboard complete isolation. .of l , tinned Collapse of TurkeyhasliaatfetdlHl#ljo “ denot»m , eirt.*' ) ,« will be Austrian occupation of StangrboalT -i » It is intended to retain the-Ameer of Afghanistan underfestfaiiit inTtidlaiA I /■ :--TS SS^A^I.IAy ; ; . liONDok, Dec.r2«, t ,r^ ( The Queen’s indisposition ’is Mivew although-not'serious,- .. The Viceroy of India has determined to appoint a Special Commission to sit at Lahore, and ( try, 'tfUmk'JA Khan, for complicity in the Embassy massacre at Cabul.