CALOGRAMS.
(Kkutkh's Special to Press Aoency.)
Sinoapobk, April 11.
The reply from Gorttchakoff is ton. sidered unaggressive. England's objection to the Treaty is in effect still unanswered, but she hopes for a pacific settlement. ■ London, April 10.
In replying, to a memorandum as to the present position of the colonies regarding the crisis, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach read a telegram from Governor Bowen, stating that the crisis had ended, trade was reviving, and political animosity subsiding. Sir M. H. Beach remarked that even if the. Governor had made* mistakes, it was not, perhaps, wise to discuss his conduct, Now that the crisis i_i'over, he promised to go carefully into the question of paying on votes of the Assembly? merely, and will give the Governor instructions for his guidance.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2858, 12 April 1878, Page 2
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