LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
[Keuter's Telegrams per Press Agency,] Berlin, June 19. The Congress has not yet arrived at any decision on the question of admitting Greece Ktißsia alone opposes. ' June 21 The report that Greece is to be admitted to the Congress requires confirmation. England and Austria maintain a concurrent attitude, and entente cordiale regarding Bulgaria. St. Petersburg, June 19. The whole of the press here disapproves of the agreement between Count Schouvaloffi and Lord Salisbury. Washington, June 20. Both Houses of Congress have voted the Mshery award. London, June 21. The Ascot Gold Cup wag won yesterday by Verndril, Silvus 2, St. Christopher 3. Four ran. Won easily. Reinforcements are being sent to the Cape* [Special.] Lomdon, June 20. The Australians played against Middlesex on Lord's ground. The first innings closed
for 165, and the first innings of their opponents for 122. Greece has been admitted to the Congress, to be heard, but without a right to vote. The Congress will probably meet again on Eriday. The gentlemen comprising the cricket team to visit the colonies will consist of R. Walker, F. Walker, Lord Harris, Hornby) A. Webb, Lucas, Absolom, Perm, Pearson, Longnan, Street. June 21. There has been a review at Paris of 38,000 troops. In consequence of difficulties havingarisen in the Congress as to the boundaries of New Bulgaria, a special messenger has been sent to the Czar.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 150, 22 June 1878, Page 2
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