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(reutek's special, to the tress AG-KNCY.) London, Oct. 19. -* The Chancellor of the Exchequer at Birmingham said that the British Government were sanguine as to the future of Turkey, which intends to preserve •Jaw and order in its territory. •* • Oct. 21. The Directors, the Manager, and the Secretary of the Glasgow Bank have been arrested. • London, Oct. 22. The First Lord of the Admiralty and the Secretary of State for War have started for Cyprus. Constantinople, Oct. 21. ■-._ ,The Sultan hsg' informed the British Ambassador that Turkey will never conclude an alliance Avith Russia. Oct. 22 A reply has been received by the Sultan from the Ameer of Affghanistan, couched in -unfriendly terms ; consequently the present aspect of affairs is unchanged. The Siam, with the Suez mails, left Galle on Oct. 17. Berlin, Oct. 20. The German Parliament has adopted the Socialist Bill. Paris, Oct. 19. Reinforcements of French troops have sailed for Noumea.
[SPECIAL TO THE WELLINGTON POST.] . London, Oct. 20. The Paris Exhibition is closed. The Australian exhibitors are offended because the British Government prevented the Legion of Honour being conferred upon them. A Banquet was given on Monday to the Australian officials at the Paris Exhibition. Oct. 22. The Ameer of Cabul signifies his ■willingness to come to terms with England. He has despatched a special envoy to conduct negotiations "with the Viceroy of India.
AUSTRALIA,
(reuter's special to the press
AGENCY,) Melbourne, Oct. 23. The T-ir.irtia arrived on Monday. The Albion sailed to-day. Sydnry, Oct. 23. Sailed—Rotorna. New Guinea news is discouraging. Trouble is anticipated between the whites and the natives. 150 warriors have gone into the interior. There is no news of the Goldie river prospectors, and fears are entertained for their safety.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 237, 25 October 1878, Page 3
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292CABLE MESSAGES. Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 237, 25 October 1878, Page 3
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