TELEGRAPHIC.

Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1460, 21 October 1878, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

[BY SUBMARINE CABLE.] SPECIAL TO "THE GLOBE. Turkey becomes reasonableThe Sultan and the AmeerAffairs of the Glasgow Bank. London, October 16. Bismarck's nephew committed suicide. Turkey, impressed with the futility of further resistance to the united Powers, concedes the principal demands of the Cretans. October 17. The Ameer invited Russia to construct telegraphs throughout Afghanistan, connecting with Russian lines. October 18. The Sultan is trying to arrange the Afghan difficulty for the purpose of checking Russian manoeuvring, avoiding conflict with England. The Sultan wrote amicably to the Ameer. October 19. An official inquiry into the affairs of the Glasgow Bank is alleged to ehow deliberate and long-continued fraud. [BETJTKB'S TELEGBAMS to thb pbesb agency.] Constantinople, October 18. The Sultan of Turkey has written to the Ameer of Afghanistan urging him to make amicable arrangements with England. Harmony has been restored between the G-overnor and the Cretans. AUSTRALIA. [BEUTEB'S TELBGBAMS TO THE PEEBS AGENCY.] Sydney, October 21. Arrived—Hero, at Newcastle. It is suggested that international boatraces be held during the exhibition. NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS. [PEE PEKSS AGENCY.] The ProrogationWellington, October 21. It is understood that the prorogation of Parliament will take place next Monday. Dunedin, October 21. Sir George Grey telegraphs to Mr Bracken that the ISew Zealand National Anthem has been translated into Maori. , JFEOM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Auckland, October 21. Hiscock's and Hay man's Kelly and Leon Minstrels and Opera Burlesque Troupe are doing splendid business at the Theatre Royal. They leave for Wellington direct next week.