TELEGRAPHIC. CABLE NEWS.

Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1375, 12 July 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. CABLE NEWS.

[BEUTEE'S TEI/EGEAMS to tke pbess AGENCY.]

The Boundaries in Asia Minor Settled.

Russian and Bulgarian Atrocities. Beklin, July 10. Congress has been engaged reading over each article of the projected treaty. The German and Austrian semi-ofiicial journals approve of the Anglo-Turkish convention.

Dr. Nobeling as been sentenced to death. London, July 10. The Sappers from the Indian contingent at Malta have started for Cyprus. Tho Board of Trade are holding an inquiry re the stranding of the Garonne.

A great Orange procession takes place in Montreal on the 12th July. The military forces there have been strengthened.

[special to the i-bess agency.]

London, July 10.

The Asian boundaries have been settled by Congress. It is expected that the treaty will be signed on Saturday.

Haedel, at Berlin, has been sentenced to death.

Consul Fawcett reports that eighty-eight villages have been plundered and burnt by the Russians and Bulgarians during the last two months.

AUSTRALIAN.

SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE.

[FROM ODR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

The New Caledonia Rising

Sydney, July 11

The cause of the natives rising was that certain chiefs had been seized as hostages for the delivery of the murderers of Clune, a settler, and his family. The natives rose during tho night, and murdered the guard, rescued the chiefs, devastated tho settlements. The affairs of the island are in a critical state. There is an insufficient military force unless France comes to tho rescue. Possibly a petition will be presented for English annexation. The Sappho brings four destitute miners from New Guinea. Payable gold has not been discovered, but the weather impedes operations. Game is plentiful, and the natives are friendly. A Russian traveller has refused to give information regarding New Guinea. It is believed that it is at his settlement where the heavy gold was recently obtained.

INTERPROTINOIAL

[PBB PRESS AGENCY.] Dunedin, July 12.

Mr J. C. Brown addressed his constituents last night and received a vote of thanks at conclusion of his speech. At one of the principal polling booths at Taieri yesterday, the returning officer locked the door and went for his dinner; consequently some electors were unable to gain admittance to the polling booth.