CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct, 24.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1961, 26 October 1889, Page 1

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct, 24.

The Sultan has assured Armenius Yamberryj t thei well-known Essterh iravolierjithat he''Would/not support his subjects intany agitation for withholding Autoriomyifrom i Armenia. \ The Turkish 'authorities deny th’p accuracy of Theioreports’regarding the outrages in CretfL 1 •"• Oct. 23. ! Captain Wiseman, the German commander in East Africa, has defeated thie Aram insurgents l at Somne, 1 Their losls was 70 killad./t > ‘ Captain ; i Wissttian ! expects to see Stanley, i'Ent,in i Pasha; and Caste, aii Italian traveller, at AhpWHpa,in German territory, nekfmonth, j 7

11 Capetown, ; Oct. 24.

Umbardim, lute King 1 of Swaziland, has been succeeded by his eldest son. Sir'T. Steptoile continues’ in’'bid capacity of counsellor to the King, foT The par. pose of protecting Europeah interests. j

AUSTRALIAN CABLE.

Melbourne, Oot. 23. i

’ RockeVfurniture warehouse in Little Collins Stree't was 'partially ' burned this evening. The damage'is extensive but is covered by insurance.

' f ' Oct, 24. Arrived—Mahapouri., . ’ ■ Sailed yesterday—Tarawera; 1 for the Bluft ■■

Sydney, Oct, 23.

The Employers Union are advancing it 1 scheme for the of a Board of ’ Conciliation and Arbitration!, A special advantage would' be that twp moriths notice of employes going out on strike''woo’d he req'tiiifVd. ! ’ ThAßtvbers of tHd s'leani'drs,Centennial and Kafinihobka, Which", Collided in the hairboif bn the 28rd August, 1 fesultiog, in ihe sinkirig of the former vessel, hkva ’entered’ cfo'ss'actions Mr damage. The owners’of the cdllier Earinahooka, which was only partially insured, claims from Mr Ellis’the sum of £3500, while the latter claims £IO,OOO from the owners of the Kanuahooka.

Oct. 24.

At the New South Wales Rifle Association’s meeting Private Kennedy won the Queen’s prize. The French warship Saone, and-pro-bably the Volta also, will visit Dunedin during the exhibition.

Sailed—Mararoa for Auckland. . Brisbane; Oct; 23

The steamer Laroba,' which went ashore north of Mackay, arrived here and has been'docked. She has suffered considerable injury and 143 feet of her keel will have to be renewed.

Oot. 24.

In t;he course of an interview, Sir Henry Parkes, Premier of New South Wales, said ho had come to the conclusion that the ‘future Government of Australia should be nothing 'short of a Dominion Parliament in the Dominion of Australis. The colonies, he thought, should be created a Dominion, with one elective Parliament. Ha favored a great convention of the different Assemblies of Australasia, representing! all parties, to form the basis of a Fbderal Government. Sir Samuel Griffiths and Sir Thomas Mcllwraith practically coincide with Sir Henry Parkes.

Hobart, Oct. 23.

The Shaw-Savllle Company’s steamer Tainui arrived at 4 p.m. and sailed again for New Zealand at 7 p.m. hhe brings J2l passengers for Austria', and 147 for N'Cw Zealand.