ENGLISH & FOREIGN
[EETJTEE’S TELEGBAMH.I LONDON, Juno 22. The Mails. The homeward mails via Suez and Brindisi, which loft Melbourne on May 10th, were delivered hero to-day. WoolAt the wool auction to-day 10.ROO bales were catalogued. There was a firm and active demand. Mr Parnell will TravelIt has transpired that Mr Parnell will shortly pay another visit to the United States. An Unjust Steward. Telegrams are to hand from Tunis announcing that a warrant having been issued on a charge of peculation against the Bey’s steward, he has taken refuge in the British Consulate. It is not stated, however, whether ho has received the protection he sought. CONSTANTINOPLE, Juno 22. The Bulgarians. Intelligence has been received from Bulgaria that the Liberal leaders of the National Assembly, who were arrested yesterday on a charge of attacking Prince Alexander, and insulting the Government, have boon released in consequence of the public agitation against their arrest. Much sympathy is manifested in Roumelia with the Bulgarian agitators, and the action of Prince Alexander is generally condemned.
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2255, 24 June 1881, Page 3
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