YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS
IB!- SUBMARINE CAgLS.j [BET/TEE'S SPECIAL TBiLBuSU&S fO PRESS AGENCY.] Prince Bismarck and the European Prospect, Meeting- of Congr^S' German and Austrian Views. Russian Demands. Thessalian Troubles. The Election of the Pope London, February 19—8.30. In the German Parliament Prince Bismarck oaid h" did not believe there would be a European 1 ;j/jiv. Congress assemble*) fl-_. g t; fortnight in March. " '' * London, February -19. At to-day's sitting of the German Parliament, Prince Bismarck declared his disbelief in the probability of a European war. He said Germany will not interfere between Russia and Turkey, but was willing to mediate. The preside cf the Austrian Council of Ministers said that 4-Wfifei? reserves her interests. She objects to ehifting thp balance of power. Cardinal Pecci was elected Pope by the Conclave. The Cardinal assumed the title of Leo XIII. Papers presented to Parliament show that Couvii Gchonvaloff informed Earl Derby in June of'tlio bras Op peace, which are identical with Russia's present demands, 209,000 bales of wool arrived in time tor the sales. ; ( '' ' February 20. The insurgents- in Thessaly were beaten by the Turks'at-Voio. weic killed. The Channel Licet is ordered to Gallipoli. A now P ne J 8 Arming. AUfITEALM. Melboubne, February 21. The people's petition to the Queen, bearing 1952 signatures, was transmitted by the Governor fco.day.
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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1238, 22 February 1878, Page 2
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