CABLE MESSAGES.

Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 373, 13 November 1878, Page 2

CABLE MESSAGES.

[Reuter’s Telegrams to Press Agency.] LONDON. November 8. At the Gui'dhall banquet Disraeli said that the evasion of the Berlin Treaty was unfeasible, for it might einharass the precautions taken in their policy to pr«\ eiit the fatal supremacy of any individual Power. lie disbelieved that tliore tVds any intention on the part ol Russia to evade* the Berlin Treaty: but England was determined to enforce its letter and spirit. He refused to believe in the decadence theory of England being capable of creating - , not losing an Empire. November 0. The Times publishes a telegram .that several thousand Russian' military ofii ters have been permUied to volunteer into AfEgbanistan. The Emperor of Russia is in an unsatisfactory state of heaiib,. [Special to Press Agency. - ] LONDON. , S The Treaty mentioned in yesterday’s telegram, made by the Secretary at the lime of the Congress, contained a provision that, in the event of Russia claiming, on the ground of hum-miry or to preserve order, to remain in Turkey beyond the date Congress specified, England and Austria were to undertake police duties to compel Russia to evacuate. This was intimated at he lime to Russia, t Four thousand Bulgarian militia have massacred the population, and burnt several villages near Deniatiea. Phelps, tins Comedian, has died at the age of seventy-two. Count ScliouvalolT has left Lividia for London. Tire solution of the political diHiculties will probably be a revision of the Berlin treaty. K-Cs?:*-': '-vvyvp-L* , < rr. , s.-.:r?r!-:. , r‘irSF^Ba