CABLE MESSAGES.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 223, 6 September 1878, Page 3

CABLE MESSAGES.

LATEST EUROPEAN.

(special to the press agency.) London, Aug. 27. ._ The first innings of the Australians closed for 260. Bailey, 106 ; Murdock, 78. The second innings of the Hastings closed for 82. Spofforth took twelve wickets. The Australians won in one innings with 47 runs to spare. Aug. 29. An unanimous resolution of the Associ- _«_. ated Chambers of Commerce at Sheffield affirmed that the present Australian Mail Service is unsatisfactory, and urged steps to quicken it. The Pope intends to expel the Jesuits from the Vatican. Owing to the European outcry in regard to the Bulgarian atrocities, the Russians have despatched troops to Jamboli to protect the Turks and Jews. The Bulgarians resisted, and severe *" fighting ensued. Many were killed and ■wounded on both sides. [SPECIAL TO THE " GLOBE."] •* The ratification of the Treaty of Berlin has been exchanged. There has been a severe fight at Jamboli. The Russians are repressing Bulgarian atrocities ; many have been killed and wounded. Creuter's special to the press AGENCY,) London, Sept. 2. The Duchess of Edinburgh has been * happily delivered of a daughter. Constantinople, Sept. 1. There is a general rising against the Austrian occupation at Trebenzi, Bosnia. The Turkish troops are cooperating. New York, Sept. 1. Yellow fever is spt-eading terribly on * the banks of the Mississippi. Sept. 2 The Porte consents to adopt the re- » forms suggested by the British Government in the Asiatic Provinces <*f Turkey.