CABLEGRAMS AND LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 79, 13 July 1878, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS AND LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.

[KETTPBE's TELEGBAMS TO PBESS AGENCY.] i BERLIN, July 10. Congress is engaged m reading over each article of the expected Treaty. The German and Austrian semiofficial journals approye'df ri;KeJ;AngloTurkish Convention. • Dr. Noebbling has been sentenced to death. , ;i '; •■■-. LONDON, July^ la The Sappers from the Indian, Con-; tinoent have started for Cyprus. * The Board of ? Trade are holding an ; inquiry into the stranding pE. the. Garonne. .. ' ' A great Orange-procession is to take place: at Montreal on the 12th, and the military forces tnere have been strengthened.; ■ . ; ' )V - ; ■- ; ..t- ; ' :; ; ; - i i ' ••• ' [sPECIATi.] •■-,.; • .-■'..! " : ; LONDON, July •10. v, The Asian boundaries' r have beensettled m Congress, and it- ;is; expected that the Treaty will be signed by Satur-' day. • ~ ' Consul Fawcett reports that 88 villages, have been plundered and burned by the Eussians and Bulgarians within the past two months?-' : ""-^-^- ,'

\ [Per Press Agency.!] I WELLINGTON, Friday. The Cable agreements referring to the reduction of charges on the- New Zealand Cable was executed this morning by the Hon. Messrs Burns and Fisher and Colonel Glover. Mr Burns intends returning to Sydney per Hotorua, after a short visits to Qtago and Canterbury. ' *h j\Kx.'\, -In i the case of Dpherty y. the Wei" lington Education* Board, for^wrongful i dismissal and libel, m which the damages were laid at £2000, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for £50, being three months' salary.