ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1831, 5 January 1880, Page 2

ENGLISH & FOREIGN.

[MELBOURNE “ AGE ” SPECIAL.] LONDON, January 4. The Afghan WarThe chiefs of the principal Kohistan tribes have submitted. Supplies are abundant at Cabnl, and are arriving. Cape NewsThe Boers’ agitation for an independent constitution is completely collapsing. Herr WagnerHerr Wagner is seriously ill. Gas Shares. Gas shares are advancing. Th-3 Revenue - The quarter’s revenue shows a large deficiency. [reutee’s telegrams.] LONDON, January 3. The Garonne sailed from Plymouth yesterday. Galvanized iron, £22 per ton. Mr ParnellMr Parnell has gone to New York, ST. PETERSBURG, January 1. The Czar and the CzarewitchA grand review of the Russian troops was hold here to-day, followed by a military banquet. The Czar and Czarewitch were present at both. Their relations were of a cordial character, and it is believed that their quarrel has been adjusted. The basis of any understanding which may have been arrived at

between his Majesty and the Czarawitch however, is not yet publicly known. CONSTANTINOPLE, January 3. England and Tnrkey. The difficulties between England and Turkey are compromised, and resumption of relations are probable to-day. PARIS, January 3. At an interview between Freycinet, the President of the Council of Ministers, and Hohenloe, the German Ambassador, friendly assurances were exchanged. [MELBOURNE AGE “ SPECIAL.”] LONDON, undated. Germany and France. Germany complains that General Chanry, French Ambassador at St. Petersburg, is entering into anti-German intrigues, and is fomenting discord between Russia and Germany.