EUROPEAN CALOGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume XI, Issue 881, 14 February 1878, Page 2

EUROPEAN CALOGRAMS.

THE RUSSIAN OCCUPATION. [SPECIAL TO THEMELBOUBNt: "ARGUS." London, February 8. The Russian entry into Stnuiboul is denied. The Russian troops will, m pursuance of the armistice, occupy Check medge. They have already arrive 1 at the central p »sitiou. Th< re is great sensation m Cjiwiantiiit i pie. EVACUATION OF VAaNA. Lund »N, February 7. The Turks h ive evacuated Varna. L)Nim February 7. THE E.VGLLSH PAftUA HEtf r Tnere was a large couu> ir«e at the meeting of Parliament to-day. Ministers met with an enthusiastic reception. . The vote of credit was carried by 295 to 66. M tny Liberals abstained from voting. London,. February 9. BRITISH FLEtiT SENT TO CONSTANTINOPLE. Six vessels of the British fleet have been sent to Stamboul to protect British residents and their property. England invites the other Powers to act similarly io prevent disorder. The remaiader of the fleet remains at Besika Bay. PANIC IN THE MOSEY ! MARKET. During the panic on Thursday Consols fell from 96 to 95, bnt recovered to 95|. THE RUSSIANS OCCUPY THE LINES BEFORfc (JONSTAN TINOPLE. [REUTERS Special calo^rams.] London, February, 7. In accordance with the terms of the armistice the Turks have evacuated the Check medge lines of fortifications defending Constantinople. The Russians have entered them. The report that the Russians had entered the capital is utterly unfounded, Great excitement prevails there. In the House of Commons Sir Stafford Northuote partially con. firmed the ttussan occup<uim. Lovd.ijt, February 8. THE WAR CKEDIT AGREED TO.