NEWS BY CABLE.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5503, 15 November 1878, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE.

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Constantinople, November 12. Turkey is appointing delegates to arrange and rectify the Greek frontier. The Sultan is sending an envoy to Cabul, desiring the Ameer to submit to England. London, November 13. Tho Czar has formally announced to the British Government that ho intends fulfilling the Treaty of Berlin, and he has directed the Imperial officials accordingly. A Berlin telegram says Germany has dedeoidsd to occupy the whole of the Samoan Group. Salisbury has informed Spain that England is prepared to revise the wine duties. (REUTER'S SPECIAL, TO PRESS A6ENCY.) St. Petersburg, November 11. The Emperor of Russia has assured the British Ambassador at St. .Petersburg that he wishes faithfully to execute the Treaty of Berlin, and that it was only in order to bring about the desired pacification that he occupied the Turkish territory. London, November 12. Sir Stafford Northoote, speaking at Winchester, said that he believed that the rectification of the frontier of the Indian Empire will probably be confined to a permanent occupation of Quettah. Calcutta, November 12. General Biddulph has arrived at Quettah All the leading tribes of Derai Ismail aud Dera Ghazee Khans, on the frontier, are exceedingly friendly. The Ameer of Afghanistan has ordered the Kandahar revenues for nine months to be realised in cash. ■ He has also ordered 100 camel-loads of powder and shot to be sent to Candahar aud Cabul. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Melbourne, Thursday. The Ringarooma sailed on Wednesday via Hobarton. The Albion arrived to-day. Sydney, Thursday. Tho latest Caledonian news is to the 7th. A number of successful attacks are reported as having been made against the Insurgents by the troops and the friendly natives. Over 100 rebels are stated to have been killed and wounded. There was no casualty among the whites. The Budget debate is proceeding. Adelaide, Thursday. Three men were killed in the Moonta Mine while blasting;