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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1474, 6 November 1878, Page 2

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CABLENEWS. SPECIAL TO THE GLOSS. London, October 30. Roumanian insurgents, in strong force, entered Dodbrudseha, and peace is imperilled. The Russian Press defy Europe, and urge the necessity of reverting to the Stefano treaty. It advocates directly assisting the Affghans. England, Austria, and France intend acting unitedly. The English Cabinet is resolved to adopt a vigorous policy. October 31. Affairs are critical. A Cabinet meeting has been urgently summoned. Austria actively co-operates with England, asking Russia to explain its military movements. Russian ships are being heavily armed and furnished with torpedoes. November 1. At the request of the Home Government* the Ameer receives another chance—Ultimatum sent. The Russians are preparing for winter quarters in Turkey. An American steamer sank the coast guard cruiser Fanny. Maynooth College has been burnt, [reuter’s special to press agency.] St. Petersburg, October 28. Russia disclaims any connivance at insurrectionary movement in Macedonia. The Official Austrian Gazette announces that the object of the rising is the extension of Bulgaria to Algean. Calcutta, November 2. The Begum of Bhopal offered to arm her corps in aid of the Indian Government. The whole of the Bhopal battalion offered to volunteer for service anywhere. NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS. [Pee Press Agency.] Wellington, November 6. The ‘‘New Zealander ” says that Government has decided to sell a portion of the reclaimed land, sufficient to make up the amount of £130,000 that would have beenavailablefor ways and means, had the Wellington Reclamation bill passed the House. No more will be sold than just sufficient to make up the deficiency created by the cause mentioned. Hokitika, November 6. It has been raining heavily for the last two days, and the rivers are again flooded, and there is no communication by sea or land. ,J 1 FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] 4 Dunedin, November 6. At a meeting of the directors of the New Zealand Waggon Company held yesterday, it was resolved to proceed with the construction of waggons. A successful trial of Fowler and Co.’s steam cultivating machinery, took place at Taieri yesterday, in the presence of 200 people.