CABLEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 813, 20 November 1878, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

- LATEST lIOMTC AND FOREIGN NEWS. [ni-:rrKii's tki.kckams ~n-:i! i-ukss ackxcv.] Constant! Nori.r.. November 17. A Council of Ministers advised the Sultan of Turkey to make an amicable arrangement with (Jreecc before foreign intervention is brought to bear. The assent of the Sultan is considered certain.

[SI'KCIAI. TO I'll l-'.SS .V.'T.NCV.] London, November 17

A journeyman cook named Passmore attempted to stab the King with a poignard on his entering Naples yesterday. Lord Ivoseberry has been elected Rector of the Aberdeen University in opposition to the Home Secretary (Mr. Cross).

London, Nov. 10 The Rrindisi mails have been delivered.

Disastrous floods have taken place in the Eastern Counties. Fearful gales have been experienced in the North Sea.

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welll\< ;ton. November 20.

The Hon. Mr. Sheehan has received a telegram to meet Kewi and proceed with him from Waitara through the King Country. Mr. Sheehan will be accompanied by L>r. Hector. Sir George Grey proceeds to Auckland today per ilincmoa. DUNKLIN. November 20. Next month the afternoon Oamaru train leaves here half an hour later, arriving as now. It turns out that Stewart, the railway employee, was not assaulted at all, but fell off the train.

PALM LKSTON. November 20,

The search party for the missing man Leonard Duncan has just returned, having discovered the remains about 100 yards distant from where the clothes were found on Sunday. The remains were discovered with the body buried in a swamp from the knees downwards. The unfortunate man apparently having endeavored to cross, but sinking in the swamp, was too weak to extricate himself.