LONDON.
November 11. The Pacific Commission have reported, it in believed, that they recommend that the High Commissioner should have power to try natives suspected of outrages upon British subjects. The French Government has declined to accept the olfcred mediation of America in rctrard toTouqnin. The Lyttekon's cavgo of frozen meat has arrived iv excellent condition, and is realising s|d. Sir Redmond telegraphs home that the Australian Convention is a great .success, and that Mr Parncll's programme lias been unanimously adopted by it. November 12. The Marquis Tseng states that Prance will require a force of upwards of 40,000 troops to • overcome the Chinese, Annamese, and Tonquinese forces combined. At a public meeting , held in London Major Ferguson strongly urged Stateaided emigration to Australia. An amendment preferring Home colonising -was carried. In America the .Republicans have carried Massachusetts. Marshal Scrranahas accepted the Sparisli Embassy to Paris. By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. [RkUTER'S TELEORiMS.]
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3848, 16 November 1883, Page 3
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