LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Evening Star, Issue 3901, 25 August 1875, Page 2

LATEST FROM EUROPE.

(Per Tararua at Nelson.)

London, August 14. Turkey has resolved on the adoption of more rigorous measures for the suppression of the insurrection at Herzegovina. Large reinforcements have been despatched to the scene of action. Dalmatian and Moutenegrian bands are joining the insurgents. Parliament is prorogued. The speech states that foreign relations are cordial, and the maintenance of European peace is confidently anticipated. The visit of the Sultan of Zanzibar has led to the conclusion of a supplementary treaty for more complete suppression by the Government of the African slave trade. He deeply regrets the Yunnan outrage, which has formed the subject of careful inquiry. No effort will be spared to punish the instigators and perpetrators. The condition of the Colonies is prosperous. Important and valuable results are expected from the proposed Conference of the South African Colonies. The speech concludes by eulogistically enumerating the measures dealt with during the session. King Alfonso of Spain has ordered a levy of 100,000 men.

Public opinion at the Cape is favorable to Lord Carnarvon’s federation scheme. Lord Carnarvon assured the deputation from the Council of the Colonial Institute that he was heartily favorable to the establishment of a Colonial Museum in London. Contributions promised exceed L 9,000, and about L 30,000 is required. The corvette Diamond has, sailed for the Australian station.