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, LATEST FROM EUROPF. [BBVTBB’s XRLKObImS—COPYitI&HT. ] , : v , u The Hop Harvest. v London, Sept. 10. ' Accounts to hand from the hop disare; somewhat unsatisfactory, the ‘crops having suffered considerable dam* age from the recent heavy galea T The Slav Revolt. „i. ... . .YnamAr Sept. 9 ' According to the latest , reports from the Southern Provinces the disaffected feeling of the Slav inhabitants has not •diminished in any degree since the reinforcement of the troops was effected. Disloyalty to the Government is openly .expressed; and rioting occurred at several places in Croatia. At Agrara, the capital of the province, encounters have taken place between the military and bands of peasants, who fought with determination, several lives ieing lost J ahd large numbers of persons severely Injured.
.[Received Sept 11, 1.15 p.m.] Expelled Salvationists. London, Sept 10.
; Telegrams to hand from Switzerland states that the Misses Booth, daughters of General Booth of the Salvation Army, and Miss Charlesworth have . been expelled from the country.
The Fraaco-Ohinese Difficulty. The Marquis Tseng, Chinese Envoy, returned to London to-day from Paris, where-he has been negotiating with M. CHallemel Lacour for an amicable settlement of the Franco-Chinese difficulty.
A New Minister. Paris, Sept. 10. It is announced that M. Patenotre has been appointed to succed M. Tricon as French Minister in China.
An Arrested Zulu.
Capetown, Sept 10.
Intelligence has been received from Natal that Dabulnasli, a prominent Zulu chief and one of the leaders in the recent hostilities, has been arrested at Greytown, in Natal.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1045, 11 September 1883, Page 3
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249CABLE NEWS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1045, 11 September 1883, Page 3
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