TELEGRAPHIC.

Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1433, 19 September 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

CABLE NEWS.

German Socialism. The Greek Difficulty. New War Imminent. SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE. London, September 17. Elliott won after a foul. The G-erman Socialist question has been referred to a committee of twenty-one. The Exhibition awards published are not final.

The alteration of the G-reek frontier was finally and definitely refused. War is imminent.

(special to the press agency.) London, September 18. Carvolyi succeeds Baron Beust a? Austrian Ambassador at London.

War between Turkey and Greece ifl now considered inevitable.

The Queen of Greece proceeds from Livadia to confer with the Czar.

Sunderland, in their second innings, made 147; and. the Australians, in their second innings, 58. The game wsb thus won by Sunderland. This is the last game that will be played by the Australians in England. PAELIAMENTAET. Last Night's Proceedings. " LYTTELTON HARBOR BOARD. Mr Richardson moved the second reading Mr Pyke objected to the second reading, of the Lyttelton Harbor Board Act, 1876, Amendment Bill briefly describing its scope and explaining the provisions of the Bill, because the Lyttelton harbor had swallowed. £IOO,OOO of the Canterbury land fund, which should have been devoted to roads and bridges, and now they were asked for power to borrow another £IOO,OOO. Mr Stout said the Government had no objection to the Lyttelton Harbor Board borrowing more money to enable them to complete their work. Mr Richardson, in reply, explained the whole position and past history of the Board. The Bill was then read a second time. triennial parliaments. After the 10 o'clock adjournment the debate on the Triennial Parliaments Bill was resumed. Only a few members spoke, and they mado their remarks exceedingly brief in order to enable as much private business to be transacted as possible. Dr. Wallis made a very few remarks in reply, and a division was then taken with the following result:—For the Bill, 18 ; against it, 24. The amendment that the Bill be read that day six months was accordingly declared carried. The division list was as follows : Noes. Major Atkinson Messrs Morris Messrs Barton P.\ke Bowen Eichmond Brandon Rowc Brown Seymour Fox Sutton Gibbs Tesckemaket' Henry Thompson Hursthouse Turnbull Kelly Wakefield McLean Whitaker Moorhouso Woolcock AYES. Messrs Baigent Messrs Montgomery Bastings Mosb Dignun O'Rorkei FeMwick Sheehan Fisher Stout George Swanson Sir George Grey Tolo Messrs Hamlin Wallis MacFarlanc Wood

There were a number of pairs. The House adjourned at 12.45.