ENGLISH TELEGRAMS VIA SUEZ.

Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 2, Issue 102, 14 December 1868, Page 299

ENGLISH TELEGRAMS VIA SUEZ.

' &h : kk kr ];-:-;'; l JLpndp l ni.,p,ct.' 9.',,. Th?; is, qaiet i : ; tlie sup: ply jexceeds .demand,.. Discount, V?: ■;.] The Board, of TratU f returns sKow ?a;^ecreas% ; per cent! pn exppitation9 compared With last year. 1 ‘ '! ’ who w!iis fried for cpni'plicity in ’Ltncoln’s rhifeder, has been acquit-w->V:r.r'/. 1 ‘There have the r Vr ' 1 --VJ '’ :ji '-•. ; ’ ' : C- ~

iinuss? .'/• • - fy ‘ H' : '; i I: z t) 4 ftj tr 'lp]diefs scalped at an : butpost bnllie'Re'publickii river. •F'Great excitement felt at ! .‘Ho'ngkdng : owing'toa Cbinese gun lipat threatening to fire' British river stearner which did not show- its Many representations' have been addressedPto■ the British. Government on subject.;- . ; r : ; u <?? opened to foreigners on -lstsQctober;i - :■ -<n •/£? :i -'Akz- «?>-.• ,h. .riSBECIAL^KELEGRAMS., % ***; *!. 26^1 ; Adelaide uhcf' Sydney loans 1 have 'Bebnj the lattet'ioffefs of -%eW ! sfent ;in^bbv^9Bi fi ;■ - ; lias occurred ?. i ellington^has ■.«6aved» ; :.:c>-"- sr 11 'i.ub . jh.i ,-,ilJj.yr'i i. ,;r-o i ' |v;i!rMc ; f*Gla(istonOfi‘haß.rmado.speeches elections :P will v on the '>X6jtJi'^(iv^^er^ i {p4ll!>^^he;^oimhieß ii - Losd f Btanfey and 3 B;eY,er<ly .jtii^er^ooi^.j. Both I >stateq; %tbat, two .a

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'..^^lmwMbnK^Qßgfn^rS^iiiEk^^Seag^eMddie^^' l^Mi^fej^-it^tn'ifejEHni^^’^ot’gii^^^ oplla^d^n4 : tf6^e''ihWßT^\tis.'' : ";fip^ eerthin;ddt ; Thavprpapectu3lof>-a ? Spanish'loin for^s2,'oOoiODO ! iTieal3:c3iaßlßeenisßU'eil| : , rpAlpainfurieeliiigsis evinced hirEhgl land? relatiyeto/tbe Maorh-putbreaksih: NewiiZealand.irHopesare-’entertained; however, that iprorapt v and; vigorous will.be takiml The; still at'BalmpraliLand herihealth is .jj', ti: I The -Duke of Edinburgh- has; again: assumed command of the.. Galatea, ; and was;to sail i ih: November,; .and return tOiEhgland in 18.70/1, «L;, 1 .Cbb :';: •»■ Further /Murpheyite 1 disturbances have/ Manchester.; Mure phey persists in his; candidat ure r - for tfi^city;v'7>',\> ;->.>!.; -:vv' ’.. 1 ; Fbur niore : accidents;, on; the {Holy* ov;h rtl ';•;:! \w«l to- thel soldiers'land, sailors engaged in the Abyssinian/expedition.:/, , , f > ■:;}? Jefferson iDayis resides in. London;:: ; The; Dean ’of Cork has leen; pointed’BishopofEeterborough.v;v/| r - Abyssinia lias .been- divided into twf parts/st Gbbazzeyis crowned Emperdf ofiSondar. :i..-w'>o«{v';q

. / Gladstone is a suffered frbmEhgUsli cbolerai but is : recovering. s -,n ->• *The expected; Liberal /majorityifbp the fiew- Parliament; i£51361f most the: Liberal candidates are: inffavpr oi the.ballot.’l ,jf:-xz-\i '/Rumors of a great [/reduction .inlHe army/are prevalent. ; //The Chinese' embassy! has; arrived here. - 1 K ‘-n-d 'kb ./{■Money is plentiful. ; •;-?•;•; bi ;.-,i •:-> /Dir Livibgstone- is auttbunCed/tO he within nine weeks’ mafch.Maf Zanzibhri ‘ A suit com synced in: the United States by the; Owners of ■ the Sonora against of the Alabama,lor amounting ; A conspiracy ; has; been discovered in Constantinople to r dethrone i the Sultan;-'-,;;• .

Anthony Trollope opposes Lord S ah’.ey.;’. ! -■• :r.-V > ' ;•■ -.[«•.• '/ ■ X he; Emperor of Prance has visited

the camp at Chalons, and made a pa: cific speech. > Eighty thousand 5 soldiers are to be furloughed/; Public anxiety in; Prance, respecting war' is much lessened. . •„;! r,; ; *

j<;The.TQng of/Prussia' has!been visiting ithe Duchies. vAt , Hamburgh he said; i fS ;W hat/you. want,,, what, we; all want, is peace.” .Heientertained confident Hopes; that peace; would 4 not be disturbed.; 4;; ; .

./'Bismarck,haarecoveredihishealth, and will soon resume duties.