TELEGRAPHIC.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1263, 5 April 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

GAEL E_N EWS. [beutee’s special telegrams to the PRESS AGENCY.] Warlike Tone of the English Press. Austria’s Attitude. Hesitation of Eussia. London, April 3. Sir W. Jervois has arrived. The situation is still uncertain. The English Press and the greater part of the Continental Press warm|y applaud the Marquis of Salisbury’s circular. The English Press has assumed a warlike tone. Austria replied equally decisively. The Russian Press indicates that Russia is hesitating. Sir O. Adderley is raised to the peerage. INTBRPROYINOIAL. [pee PEES 3 agency.] Dunedin, April 5. The census returns for Dunedin and the suburban municipalities-are now complete as follows : Males. Females. Total. Dunedin 11,605 10,888 22,493 Eoslyn 766 803 1,569 Morningtoii ... 1,058 1,149 2,207 Maori Hill ... 186 157 343 St. Hilda and South Dunedin 1,084 1,229 2 313 North-east valley 949 853 1,802 Caversham ... 1,780 1,662 3,442 Totals ... 17,428 16,741 34,169 There will bo discussed at the next Appeal Court the question whether the Tippling Act of George 11. is law in the colony. Sir John Coode is expected to arrive in Dunedin to-morrow night. Miss Fiddler, of the Dunedin Cookery School, has gone to Invercargill to commence a series of lessons there. A special meeting is to bo held on the 23rd inst., to consider the advisability of winding up the Albion Brewery Company. Geahamstown, April 5, The borough population is 2880 males and 2575 females ; the Thames county population is 4960 ; Piako county, 447 ; total population Thames district, 10,423. In 1874, including Coromandel, the population was 2272. The Coromandel returns are not yet completed.