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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1435, 21 September 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

CABL E_N EWS. SPECIAL TO THE GLOBS. Turkey Rejects Austrian Proposals. London, September 20. Owing to the resistance of Bosnia to the occupation, Austria proposed a convention with Turkey. The Porte refused this positively. [ekutee’b telegbams to the pebss AGENCY.] Protection in Canada, New Yoke, September 10. The Canadian elections have resulted in placing the Government party in a minority. The elections are a signal success for the protectionists. Surrender of Bosnian Insurgents. Yienna, September 10. A regiment of Bosnian insurgents at Bihaes surrendered unconditionally. Chinese Piracy. London, September 10. England and Germany have sent identical instructions to their naval commanders with regard to putting a stop to Chinese acts of piracy. SPECIAL. London, September 10. The Brindisi mail has been delivered. At the departure of the cricketers an enthusiastic crowd were cheering with warm feeling. The Queen has invested the Marquis of Lome with the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George. Obituary—The Zing of Burmah. NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS. [PEE PEKSB AGENCY.] Further Coal Discovery at Westport. Westfoet, September 21. In making a survey of a new road at Mokihinui, in the Buller County, the surveyor struck a coal seam five feet thick, two miles from the township. The coal is bituminous, and of excellent quality, easily accessible, and may be brought to port at a small cost.