TELEGRAPHIC.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1358, 21 June 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

CABL E_ NEWS [eetjtee’s telgrams to press agency.] Berlin, June 19. There has been an active exchange of diplomatic communications regarding fresh proposals to facilitate discussion. The strictest secrecy is observed regarding the proceedings of Congress. The recovery of the ..Emperor of Germany is painful and protracted, London, June 19. The Lancashire strike is ended, INTERPROVINCIAL. [PKB PRESS AGENCY.] Dunedin, June 22. Mr Oliver addressed a largo meeting of electors last night. If elected he said he would give the Ministry general support, as their policy commended itself to his understanding and sympathy. Ho would not promise to give them or any Ministry a thorough or unhesitating support, as to do so would be unworthy of himself and that great constituency. He received a vote of confidence. Waitara, June 21, Rewi arrived here at 10 o’clock this morning, and was met by all the Waitara natives amidst great rejoicing. A special train arrived from New Plymouth, bringing a large number of Europeans. Sir George Grey is anxiously looked for. Wellington, June 21. Notwithstanding that the Corporation of Wellington have been led to believe by the Government that so "soon as the Thorndon reclamation was completed, it would be handed over to the city authorities upon equitable terms, a letter was received last night from the Minister of Public Works, in which it is staled that as soon as the reclaimed land is out of the contractors’ hands, the Government themselves purpose placing the land in the market, and that plans are now being prepared for the erection of a railway wharf to be connected with the main line whenever the traffic shall warrant erection of a wharf.