CABLE MESSAGES

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 228, 24 September 1878, Page 3

CABLE MESSAGES

LATEST EUROPEAN.

(reuter's special to the press (agency.) Berlin, Sept. 18. The German Parliament has referred the Socialist Bill to a select committee. Germany's proposal to compel Turkey to carry out the Berlin Treaty has been finally abandoned. Vienna, Sept. 18. The Austrian advance in Bosnia continued unchecked. Her troops have captured Greeluhatz and Nobrioka. ! (special to the presb agency.) London, Sept. 19. The Australian cricketers sailed for America to-day. At a banquet given them by the Sunderland team, Gregory in responding said that the whole team were delighted with their reception in England. Germany has withdrawn from the proposed joint remonstrance against the action of Turkey, in consequence of England refusing to accede. Mrs Bravo is dead. At the Coroner's inquest a verdict was returned of death from excessive drinking. [Special to the Wellington Post.] London, Sept. 19. To the astonishment of Europe, the Porte announces its intention to sell to the highest bidder the whole of the Bulgarian dominions. There is no change for the bulk of the wools, but there is increased animation in competition. The most regular prices are equal to the average of the last series. The Brindisi mail has been delivered. The departure of the Australian cricketers was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd, cheering with warm feeling. The Queen has invested the Marquis of Lome with the Grand Cross of St Michael and St George. The King of Burmali is dead.