LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS
BY SUBMARINE CABLE.
[beuteb’s telegrams to the pbess AGENCY.] London, October 24. Sir M. Hicks Beach and Sir Stafford North* cote say that it cannot be taken for granted that Europe is safe from a revival of war, seeing the obstructions offered to the execution of the provisions of the treaty of Berlin.
[SPECIAL TO THE PBESS AGENCY.]
London, October 24.
Mathew Buchanan and Co., of Glasgow, have failed. Liabilities, a million and a quarter.
The Social Science Congress opened at Cheltenham.
The Rothschilds lend Egypt six millions sterling. The Porte grants a concession towards the construction of a railway in Asia Minor. An insurrection in Bulgaria against the organisation of East Roumelia has broken out in several localities, and is spreading. Severe fighting is going on. _____
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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1466, 28 October 1878, Page 2
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