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[NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION. ] London, May 15. Russian reconnoitring . .parties report that the Russians are entrenching Klynch, on the Dankard, and are sending a vanguard to meet Russloff. The Great Eastern has sailed. May 19. The fall of Khiva is contradicted. The French Ministry has been reconstructed by the addition of the following new members belonging to the Left Centre : — Casior, as Minister of Instruction ; and Perier, as Minister of Interior. The Daily Telegraph publishes a despatch in which it is stated that Khiva has been taken and that the Khan is a prisoner. ' St. Petersburgh journals believe that serious troubles are impending in Turkey which may involve the indication of Russian interests. The Foreign Office has received news of the safety of Baker. The Shah has arrived in Russia. The Italian Chambers have adopted the chief clauses of a bill suppressing religious corporations, in Rome, with an amendment granting the Pope an annuity for the maintenance of superior orders. The Pope is recovering. The lock-out of 7GCO iron and stone miners at Cleveland it is feared will paralyze the North of England iron trade. May 20. The Versailles Assembly : has reassembled. The voting shows that parties are evenly balanced. The Monarchists are disciplined and resolute, and have presented a motion demanding a firm conservative cabinet. Afternoon. The Government has presented the Constitutional Bills. The Conservatives refused to allow their being read. Earl Canterbury has been created Knight Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George. The Otago and Southland Investment Company's dividend is 10 per cent. Wheat is dearer. Money is in less demand, and stocks are recovering. May 25. A number of Orleanists and Legitimists have agreed to attempt to . overthrow Thiers and to nominate the Due d'Aumale for President. Bochefancault has gone to Vienna to request the Prince de Chambord to authorise his nomination. The fall of Khiva is again contradicted. Tho cable between Penang and Madras has just been restored. Hemp depressed. New Zealand Consolidated Fives, 104 J.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1507, 3 June 1873, Page 2
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