TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1153, 15 November 1879, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

[bEUTER'S SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS.] London, November 12. Transval is disturbed, and the departure of dragoons has beon [ ostponed in consequence. Servia, Montenegro, and Bulgaria has formed an anti Austrian league. ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA. TOWARDS ENGLAND. London, November, 10. Prince Ladanoff, the Russian Ambassador, has advised the forte to assent to England's demands, but to refuse the request for a cession of territory. The " Golos " declares that in tta event of the entry of a British squadron into the Eaxine, Russia will regard it as a eaitsus belli.

The Russian Press are forbidden to discuss the relations between Austria, Germany, and France. Attacks on Turkey and England are permitted. ,

THE TURKISH PRESS. London, November 10. The Press director at Stauiboul has oidered the papers to desist from attacking England.

ENGLAND'S DEMANDS. London, November 10.

The "Daily News" states that tbe British demands consist of the appointment of Englishmen, as collectors and inspeotors of finance, the formation of a police system under British officers, and that the courts be presided over b"- English judges.

LORD DERBY'S SECESSION. London, November 10. Lord Derby has resigned from the Carlton Club, which is regarded as the severance of, his connection with tde Conservatives.

THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA. Panama, ovember 10. The Chilians have captured the town ot Pis.agua, in Pera. NEWZRALAND LOAN COM PANY'S MARKET REPORT London, November 8. Tallow is in dem.nd. Th. iuptdiea of bowu.melted are light. Public sales of Australasian have comprised 8682 casks. Leather.—Best sides are i per lb. Wheat.—New Zeal.ind is worth 59s per 4961ba. Adelaide is worth 60s per 896)bs. Kar.ri gnra js in brisk demand Stocks are light. Fine paid sbleotau is worth 220s per cwt. Good pahsot aped sorts are worth 115s pei cwt. Bank of England rate of discount is' 3 per cent. KHAN AN INSTIGATOR OF THE MASSACRE. London, jn ovember 11. It is established beyond doubt that Yakoob Khan sanctioned tho murder of the Embassy. Yakoob is closely confined, pending the decision regarding punishment. THE TROOPS IN WINTER QUARTER?. London, November 11. The British troops have entered winter quarters at Cabul. . EARL BEACONSFIELD'S SPEECH. London, November 10. The Premier in a speech at the Mansion House, stated he believed the revival of trade would, be permanent, because it was everywhere apparent, in England, America, and Europe. The British Government, he said, were closely watching Ireland, who never yet appealed in vain to England. One result of th 6 Zulu war, he remarked, was that it taught colonists self-reliance in case of difficulties. Afghan, he said, was fully seemed, and the frontier to India, and they had maintained British influence in Asia. He believed there would be prolonged peace throughout Europe, provided England maintained her position in the councils of Europe. No mention was made of a dissolution-of Parliament or the future policy of the Government. EARL BEad>\SFIELD ON ENGL vND'S POLICE London, November 11. At tha Lord M»%or's banqimt. E ir Beaconsfield di dared the of bnglaud to be the development ot her Imperial destiny, with a true regard to the liberal rao'to, "Icnperum etLi bei'tan." He alluded to Air Paruell's agitation in IreLnd as calculated to create social confusion and cl sss illfeeling, without achieving a good result. INSURRECTION AT LIMA London, November 11. > An insurrection has broken out at Lima. THE SIEGE OF PISSAGUA. London, November 11. The inhabitants of Pissagua stubbornly resisted. • • Australian Telegrams. MUNICIPAL DEFALCATIONS Sydney, November 12. A special audit of the municipal

accounts took place, disclosing <?efioieuces. The council has resolved to lay an information against Ddrit, the late pay-muster. THE GOVERNMENT AND BANK OF N. S. W. Sydney, November 12. It; ia stated that there are unpleasantnesses between the Govern ment and Bank of New South Wales the latter complaining of the heavy withdrawals of public moneys. POISONING CASE. Sydney, November 12. An extraordinary poisoning case has occurred here. The victim is a* man named Miller. ANGLO-COLONIAL CRICKET MATCH BANDONiSD. Melbourne, November 11. Conway states that Gloucester, Kent, and Lancaster refuse to play any Australian, in Onstquence of the Sydney row. The Bchenae is abandoned. THE KELLYS AGAIN. ' Mrlbourne, November 11. The Kellys were seen near Benaila a month ago, but imposed a pledge of silence. New Zealand TelegramsTAURANGA, Thursday. This settlement has been planged into the deepest sorrow at the tidings of the death of Judsre Young this morning, at Otaki, n«vr Wellington, whilst presiding at the Native Lands Court there, AUCKLAND, Last night. Two hundred and fifty immigrants, by ship Waikato, were landed today. Michael Han man, coach painte'*, Taumnga, a bankrupt, received his

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