EUROPEAN CALOGRAMS.
London, January 1 The Conference agreed to prolong the armistice till the lsth March.
The speech made by Sir Hermles Robinson of Albury, m wich he advocated Australian Federation, has been warmly praised by the London Press. Sir Titus Salt, head member of one of the largest manufacturing firms m England, is dead. London-, January 2. PEACE PROSPECTS BECOMING GLOOMY. The position of affairs assumed grave aspect. The Porte has submitted counter proposals. THE CONFERENCE AND THEIR i - PROGRAMME. The Envoys met under the presidency of General Igriatieff, and decided te adhere to their original programme. TURKEY DECLINES THE OCCUPAS ION OF HER TERRITORY. The Conference afterwards met, when Lord Salisbury announced the resolution of the Turkish delegates, declining to discuss the question of a mixed inter national commission, to be protected by a corp3 of foreign gens d'armes, or the exteation of Servia. THS sPOKTIE-TO GIVE EINAL ANSWER The Envoys asked the Turkish delegates if theri refusal was to be considered absolute. They promised to refer to the Porte, and give a final answer on Thursday.
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 711, 6 January 1877, Page 2
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179EUROPEAN CALOGRAMS. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 711, 6 January 1877, Page 2
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