CABLE NEWS

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2062, 2 October 1880, Page 2

C ABLE NEWS

ENGLISH & FOREIGN. [REUTER’d TELEGRAMS/] LONDON, September 30. The Basuto WarNews has been received from the Cape that the Basntos again attacked the station at Mohales, but were repulsed by the Cape Mounted Rifles. A relieving force has arrived in Basutoland from Natal. LONDON, September 30. Consols are unchanged at 97J. New Zealand securies remain at last quotations, The total reserve of notes and bullion in the Bank of England is £16,250,000, being half-a-million less than last week. Adelaide and New Zealand wheat have advanced 6d per quarter, and to-day's quotations are, Adelaide, ex warehouse, -46 s 6d; Zealand, ex ship, -42 s Od. Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, is quoted at 32s 6d. October 1. South-Eastern Europe. The report received yesterday that the Albanians had set fire to Dulcigno is now proved to have been devoid of foundation. The latest news to hand from the combined fleet is that Admiral Seymour has decided to leave Ragusa on Monday, and proceed south to the Gulf of Cattaro, which is deemed a safer piece of anchorage. Nothing definite has yet been decided upon as to when the fleet will proceed to Dulcigno. At a Cabinet Council, held yesterday, Earl Granville, the Foreign Secretary, informed his colleagues that ho had had an interview with Musnrus Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador, regarding the difficulties between Turkey and the Powers, and that he (Lord Granville) was able to state that the Porto is recoding from the pssition it had taken up, and was now endeavouring to dissuade the Albanians from offering resistance to the cession of Dulcigno to Montenegro. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 1.

The Porte to-day has addressed a request to the Powers through their Ambassadors hero, asking that it may be allowed to delay until Monday, when it promises that definite steps shall bo taken to bring about a solution of the Montenegrin difficulty. NEW YORK, October 1. The Presidential Election. There is considerable excitement throughout America over the approaching Presidential election, and speeches are being delivered by the prominent leaders of both parties. Both General Grant and Mr Evarts, Secretary of State, have delivered speeches in favor of the candidates of their respective parties.

CONSTANTINOPLE. September 30. The Treaty of Berlin. The ambassadors of the Great Power* have signed a protocol, declaring the solidarity of their Governments in regard to tho strict execution of the Treaty of Berlin, and repudiating the idea that they have any desire in the direction of territorial aggrandisement.