LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

Evening Star, Issue 3947, 19 October 1875, Page 3

LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

[Pei' Onuo at the Blvff.) London, < c tober 9. Mr Wade, British Minister at China, has notified to the Foreign Legations at I'ekin that negotiat ons had been entered into which avoited immediate war. The Servian Ministry has resigned. The foreign Consu ! s have been instructed to remain at Moi-kar. In the meantime the Sultan of Turkey has suppressed a fourth part of the tithes and promised fFcal leform. The Carlista are b mbarding Pampeluna and San Sebastian. Mr Samuel Wilson, of Victoria, and Captain M‘Mahon, Speaker of the Assembly, have been knighted. The silk season has been a failure in Japan, so increased planting in Australia is recommended. At a municipal banquet given at Liverpool Lord Derby deprecated unwise intermeddling in, as much as excessive indifference to continental affairs. He said England’s great interest was the maintenance of peace. The importance of the Herzegovina insurrection had been exaggerated, and the autonomy of the Provinces would be impracticable owi;_g to the difference of religion. Concerning China, no decisive intelligence had been received, but Mr Wade was hopeful of a satisfactory settlement, as the demands of Great Jdritain were both moderate and just. The 11.M.5. Rosario has arrived. The Queensland mail has been delivered in Loudon.

SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS TO PRESS AGENCY.

London, October 11. The steamer Edinburgh has saded with the shore ends of the New Zealand cable. The deep sea portion leaves early in November. New Zealand wheat is at 51s to 51s.