Foreign.

Manawatu Herald, 30 November 1895, Page 2

Foreign.

Six judiciary inßpletdri cffitifaot the reformsdnibjßiAwit provinces, and three in the European pro* Vincea. '' <•< '." ■ -.■•;■; ;:>r'{ iv.-t.v.-"-The Russian Black Sea fleet is in a Btate of great laotmty,:. ana is loading stores and munitions of war. Leading St. Petersburg officers /are directing operations." = : . r I The Sultan's Cabinet urged him to sanction additional guardshipa being sent to the Bosphbras by the Powers, but he declined..: ... : News from Cuba states- that a fierce battle has taken place- at Tagnasco. .' -.:■*>.'■/ The rebels claim that the Spaniards lost 1200 killed—including' General Aldave— and that they ■ themselves lost 800. . • The Czar is abolis^^g r por.por4j punishment as appUed^^tjEwlsian peasantry. Th* Sultan Has agreed fifetfei Powers having additional ganbotits in the Bosphorus. : > . . A Daily News correspondent telegraphs that the Turks mobilised 60,000 troops in Syria and Palestine, and that the force . carne^ .green flags, meaning a holy * war. rising, however, was crushed through an intrigue of the Bussians. M. Bar fchelot, replying; to a question in the Chamber of DepuUej^^ declared that no foreign dimcmty - was likely to arise over Madagascar* France intended to; adhercirto^biqr agreements with the Powers, an 4 follow the international law wMo - - ■--•**^--fc---

regard to treaties with the Hows. The Quetn would retain her dignity, and natives would continue the administration of the affairs of the Island. M. Alexandra Dumas is dead.