CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XIXI, Issue 3613, 26 July 1880, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

(Bbutbb's Spxciai to Association.)

London, July 23.

• The match, Australians v. Yorkshire ! County team, at Hudderafield, was resumed to-day, the former continuing their innings, and when stumps were drawn for the day . they had lost six , wickets for 229 runs.. Grant was caught, after making 61; Spofforth was also caught after putting together 44 runs. Blackham was not out for 42. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the following day play was stopped, and the match was drawn in favour of the Australians. The Porte in replying to the circular Note of European Powers, embodying the decisions of the Berlin Conference on the Montenegrin and Greek questions, proposes that Turkey should be allowed to retain Larissa, Janina, and Metzora, which the Conference decided should be included in the district to the south of those to be ceded by Turkey of the rectification of the Greek frontier. Constantinople, Julj 25. The Montenegro Ambassador has been recalled from Constantinople, and the new diplomatic relations have been broken : off. The Great Powers have agreed to make a naval demonstration against Turkey in favonr of Montenegro. Calcutta, July 23. A conference was held at Cabal recentljt when it was announced by

General Stewart that Abdul Rahman would be officially recognised by the British Government as the Ameer of Afghanistan, the various Sirdars present received the announcement in silence and without, any signs of approval or disapproval.

It is announced from Afghanistan that British troops now stationed at Gandamak will shortly withdraw to the frontier.