CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 113, 4 March 1886, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

[beUTEBS TELE-BAMS.] Constantinople, March 2. ! The representatives of Servia and Turkey have now agreed as to the method of working the provisions of tho Berlin Treaty, and it is believed an agreement will shortly be signed. j London, March 2. J The Potosi from Melbourne, January 8, arrived yesterday. The mads ez Orient Co.'s Orient, January 22, were delivered via Naples yesterday. Obituary — Mr V. Delves Broughton, formerly Deputy-Master of the Melbourne Mint. An offer of knighthood has been made, throagh Mr Murray-Smith, to Mr James Service on his retirement from political life. Mr Service has declined to accept the honour. A similar offer was made to Mr Murray* Smith the retiring AgentGeneral of Victoria, who has accepted the honour. A proposal has been adopted for laying a duplicate cable between England and Australia via the Cape of Good Hope. Received March 4, 1.15 p.m. London, March 3. The Socialists leaders, who were committed for trial have been realised on bail. ln the Commons last night the Eight Hod. H. Holmes, member for Dublin University, gave notice of a motion to the effect that the Hou>e is unwilling to vote money required for carrying on the Civil Government in Ireland until it was informed of the policy of Her Majesty's Government with regard to the maintance of social order in Ireland,