CALOGRAMS.
(Keuteb's Special to Pbess Agency.) Behlin, January 3. The Government organ here regards the political horizon as clearer than for a long time past. Confidence is gaining ground in the strict execution of the Berlin Treaty. Constantinople, January 3. The reception by the Sultan of the European Ambassadors was most friendly. Assurances of amity were exchanged on behalf of the Powers. London, January 3. Consols are ninety-fire and seven* eighths. Discount rates, securities, wheat and flour are unchanged. ; London, December 30. General Boberts held a durbar at Jelallabad, where all the chiefs of the Afghan frontier were assembled, and there he announced to them that henceforth Great Britain was to be the sovereign power. A riot, originating among the students at Kief, produced great disturbance and bloodshed. The troops were called out and fired among the riotera, with the result that 80 students were killed.
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3086, 8 January 1879, Page 2
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146CALOGRAMS. Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3086, 8 January 1879, Page 2
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