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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5102, 31 July 1877, Page 2

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

fBEVTBR'S SPECIAL 10 PRESS AGENCY.) J.. i’he following telegram was received at the Hew Zealand Times office at 2.30 o’clock this morning]:— Bombay, July 30, 12.8. Mr. Miohie, Agent-General for Victoria proceeds to Vienna on behalf of the colony. The Porte semi-oifioially objects to a new order of things being created without her concurrence. The House of Commons has agreed to Sir Stafford North cote’s motions. London, July 27. A Russian force crossed the Balkans at the Iron Gate Pass, and has reached Jamboli. July 28. The ship Zealandia, bound from London to Wellington, New’ Zealand, has put into Rio de Janeiro, badly damaged by a collision. The Herald's special correspondent says that it is believed that a crisis in the war is imminent, and that a rapid advance of the Russians to Adrianople will be the consequence of the defeat of the Turkish advanced guard of Su lieman Pasha’s army. Sulieman Pasha remains at Adrianople. The Turkish troops are evacuating Philipopolis. The gravest fears are entertained that the Christians will be massacred at Stamboul. The Consuls are appealing to the Ambassadors of the great Powers to intervene. Wheat is firm. New Zealand, fifty-five to sixty. New Zealand flax, holders ask full rates. Quantity of wool admitted for next sales is 308,265 bales, and includes arrivals per Opawa, Hurunui, City of Auckland, Rakaia, Waipa, Waitotara, May Queen, and Adamant. Sydney, July 30. The Waikatipu sailed for Wellington on Saturday.