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CABLE NEWS
[special to the “aegus.”] London, March 12. The Italian Ministry lias resigned. Carols, the new President of the Chamber, is trying to form a Cabinet. Count Andrassy repudiates the occupation action scheme. It is probable that England and France will take joint action respecting Egypt, The Western Powers are supporting the admission of Greece to the Congress. [EEHTEE’S TELEGEAMS TO THE PBES9 AGENCY.] London, March 12. The Hungarian delegation has agreed to grant sixty millions of florins for war purposes. The Russian troops are moving toward 8 Constantinople. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in replying to a question, stated that the Government had no information that the Russian troops were fortifying Bulair, but that they were still distant twelve miles from it. The Tanjore arrived at Galle on March 12th. INTERPROYINCIAL. [pee PEEBB AGENCY.] Timaeh, March 15. Sir G. Grey and ministerial party were interviewed by the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Harbor Board. After they had inspected the hospital, gaol, and public school, Sir George obtained a holiday for the school. He left at noon for Temuka with a large party of gentlemen. At the invitation of Mr Hayhurst he will visit Milford lagoon.
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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1255, 15 March 1878, Page 2
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