CABLEGRAMS.

Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 183, 11 January 1878, Page 6

CABLEGRAMS.

«''{ ;. liave been' -renewed * Ak^ r t<^ * ■■■•WW* A , 'iii-:- ..--*. : - ', ?^*b3Come;. planning.,! |p.J^^iel9P%te]Regiment &g forderisd; f f or-: ser race - :X^ ■- RiS^^i#&te7^--^>V' M-\ ; > : *' : }rJanuaryJ-2-; \ «'. ff^WsM^artpn;;iri-:replyiiig:to'a-'dspii-S#»tHtmnJ^idjthat,,England was determined |^^^^|^;^ic«ii%£the,;Se ig^S^OTi^^stipn;-. XXaaA u-XXr-.'.-.t : ; ' XaßaS j^^^^ & XXvs:a v >:;-laftuaty-.-8.-V, ||^|7^^M^j^narw^-%7addr^ depu§&^^d^^i^lia(^n|lan^ -uhprepared.--;o^rtG^ibplsfer vup ..' • Turkish '-. interests , J purely 7fs||%|^U^^ ha-j-npt ,o.ffeyed = me.dia . : i A^ti^^&MSs^ supppsed,j but had made actual 77i:t^vert*ures for peace. ..<-.*iUo .-:?;.. ' >7 "7- ;;Tlie Krissians "have advanced 'between v'-^hje .^hma^/mle^n-d'^'bphl'a^ thus cutting ,7 ; - / -^ff*tne* Tt^^^ -7 :~ The; Turks propose an- armistice on the ;--:'-- -11 pTiaorVers,; 1 " : ;wgs^e^t^ble7rer^ A : '~A ABmbi^^lAAXAA^X^^A,^^^^ 4. ; . ; y w(: ,im.;replyirig ..to;, a qu es-. : ; 'tion as to the - 'policy : of the Government, 7 fe'dedared:*! that;? circumstances .were not ; ;^ince 'Lord. Derby's - .;-d*i;^p*^p^;.^jrfo^emberi;.as .the xejectioii by ox of mediation: was- no •• affront, J^nglaiicl .; ' adding J ' t-Mt' .' nobody ' : .;igideßired;-» repetition ;of the .Crimea. 7 - • ; .'";*,^,^W§^l]isn'nch^nged. ; ' ,' ; " ■ iViJi t^ewJZealandrhemp is firm.; . _-.-:-" i : f^ v.The^ew^Zealand 4| per cent. Loan is, lyA^^^oAX-.A A. .: AAA ; ':: '... A' A ....-'- I *- kiiisi?,u,.,>j r : y,,.- ;..,;., , .....,; January .s.' . -A b AJI severe engagement .has take??.- place at ; | . >^7&eteyen.(twphty-thi*es : ri^ of 7*c:^ljoyatz). ''The Russian loss wa3 700, and /'/'tlie' Turks 1 retreated with a loss of 800, ii: ?ißaker s Pasha covering the retreat. -■^■v^Erzeroum^is^cdnipletely invested. 'The »^^Riassians A w*ill.-. not: bombard . the itown, majority of ife- inhabitants* f^.efrglrig; Christians,: but Ayill reduce it- by e s t*famirie.7: :ij. c -_„*..'-.. ,• Austria declines to ; support the action. V^Mf'Eriglarid. * : ■: '; '' ' -' iw * f ; There is great agitation throughout G , l!f England . against ."' going , to' : war, and -v. es-?'ariiamentary speeches have : -ir^been made. :: 1 ;"-"«]' It is stated'that the Cabinet is divided "'';*.' ;Wtlvat the Premier, the 'Hon. G-athornc '^, ; '.Hardy,;and Lord Cairns from the war seeJgyjfion.of tiie.p.o'uncil, ■ and that ' Lord Calir^--io %iry,T;-Lord :Carnavvon.,' Mx Cuss,;' and , Derby are -against it, while tlie other *--'- -Ixaembsrs fire dohbiiHil. : f :?An '-■■ A?¥r4^querit ' , meetings ' 'have been held _j|.".^htrpughput; England . in favour, of the' -i:i;imaintenance of British- neutrality. . . V.x-k :.Gourka'i is • successfully- advancing on' 'i-:-7. iSbphia,- arid the Turka'aro falling back. _; - Caxdinai. Manning has- proposed a con- : of Cardinals, 'at' Malta, but the : .j. ; , ; ltalian Cardinals object. . , ■:•;?) :•' The. Queen has created, a new Order, --*.; -that, of the-/ Imperial -Crown - of India, for °- i 'ywhich females are eligible. AAA '• \Hemp Is firm. '..',, ■'-"••■■/ ,-'••■•• ■-■ - January ' 6 .. • yX: Beforp .replying; to tlie "Sultan, the *„;./ British Government ; will-, endeavour ■ to ■ '--•-: Jascertain the* conditions" on which Russia-. '7 'is; willing to conclude peace. „ ■ \;V/ 'Tire Standard .states -that the British .^,r- - Government y/iil net tolerate the complete *oyerthrpw of .Turkey, nor 'allow .a. separate': fc i: «. .f treaty of ; peace, between ' Tivrkey and i • -"'.'Puussia'.- -'- - , , . The Russians have occupied Sophia. ...... ... Yie una. telegram states tliat Russia rey squires. Bulgaria , to :be evacuated aa tlie. -7Ts:^condition on which she will assent to be ■A-A-kn -armistice, -arid* vthat" it is unlikely tli3 A :i :P6rtewiir assent. -'■"" ; , •' ; 'Ay A A 'The - Observer states that England has i 2 |, just replied. to France tliatiio action is iri-r-a y tended regarding Egypt. . . „ .-,.-.' X V7r, Theßight Hon; s ,Wi S.'-Eosteriias made' v ' x '-'yan- r important'spe'e'ch. to his coristitnenfcs at f. "'Bradford: He believed 'that all the j.,., '.European' Powers will - prevent Russia .:-;.,,- : ;frpm .possessing Stamboul. " He thought inXi ; '- any /difference, of opinion . existed bei:i * frween Lord- -BaconaSeld and his coller.^nea. ; yy -'"tliey '-would appeal to the nation. ' Exist- ; jf / ing"; treaties iiiust 1 remain unaltered, with • -■' .the" assent of all the contracting powers. •;/,r-.7'i -It -Is/reported that if Lord Baconsiielcl :i: 'finds- ; Parlia;nont hnwiiling: to.- support his ■-.foreign.policy, he will .'dissolve. ''•'- -■*-' . General Marmora is dead. * "■--'- --'"""* " January 7. A""' : : A -Berlin telegram states* .that through y",oiky friendly action of Germany Russia 'A] fgives ..guarantee . of ; nori-iiit'ef erence with' ■X /^British, intprosts, and. Engl and consehtstp. ■ait 'direct;- negotiations- between Russia and .jTurkey. - . ---."• . --■;•' : XA 'p- : Gprieral '" Gadetzyi" has crossed ; tlie and a junotion ; of thb .| ? ii v -aTmiesimder the Czarewitch and Zimmer-■j*i-v;-inan;is,probable.,-* f , „.:.. .7 *.7 X-H ;l Germany ancl Austria objept to .Riinsian ve3^els : enterlrig the :Hellesppnt • -unless :^7* -iother'powersliav*e' the, simp 'privilege." *-- ' { 7j- .^i7<^e^efalllQnY^ *s!4s Ij^|'#igl'rt iand X^a.a...aAX ■ X-^jv.: : - ?X, { pA;^fiyS^^Mjiii,vdi t a the: British ,7amba'ssa,dbr al; W^MnmiivdefiVVe .ar^nged Bel^eerirthe i b'p^i BffgWfidr'Sn AAyXA^^^y^^jl iypzksy engaged" ther L JS.ua- -j gp^ic^^^^feerMinM THe^Russ'iahs were- 1 |^^^^eatedV;;^:-7-7.^V : 7-7/ -/• ' . --'" ; '-V/..?; ; ---