CABLE MESSAGES.

Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 358, 21 September 1878, Page 2

CABLE MESSAGES.

[Reuter’s Telegrams to Press Agency.] ST. PETERS BURGH. ' September 18. Because of the recent political murders, tlie police here have been reinforced by Cossacks, and military patrols are established throughout the capital. BERLIN. September 18. The German Parliament has referred the Socialist. Bill to a select committee. Germany’s proposal to compel Turkey to carry out the Berlin Treaty, has been finally abandoned?. VIENNA. September 18. Austrian advance into Bosnia continues unchecked. Her troops have captured Eralnhatz and Nordritska. [Sp'ecial to Press Agency.] LONDON, " September 19. The Australian cricketers sailed for America to-day. At a banquet given to them by the Sunderland team, Air Gregory, responding to a toast, said the whole of the Australian team were delighted with their reception in England. Government have issued circulars, making stringent provisions against the introduction of yellow fever from America to British ports. At the general election in Canada, the opposition, who were pledged to the protective policy, obtained a decisive victory. The leading Canadian journals regard this as a serious blow to the prosperity of the Dominion. Germany has withdrawn from the pro-' posal of joint remonstrance against the action of Turkey, in consequence of England refusing to accede. Mrs Bravo is dead. A coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of death from excessive drinking.