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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1154, 18 November 1879, Page 2

London, November 12, The Continental Press generally expresses gratification at the pacific tone of Earl Beaconsfield's last sneech. . „.„. .-. London, November 14. The Prinoe of Abyssinia is dead. Bismarck is suffering from fatty degenotation of the heart. Mr Foster and the Duke o f ArgOe addressed the assemblage of twenty thousand Libeials at Leeds. Mr Piirnell ndvocnte.s the formation of an Irish Parliament on, O'Counol's plan. 1 [reuter's telegrams.] London, November 13. The news from Capetown, October 16, 3tates that the Middldburg Boers are forming lagers determined to resist the trial of those refusin to sabmit to British forces. Hostilities are resumed. Constantinople, November 14, The British Ambassador demanded ample satisfaction from Government m the matter of urging reforms. The Sultan solicited consideration for British .Government declaring that Ministry had submitted a plan of immediate reform m Europe and Asia, bat its authority wauld be seriously injured if it appeared to act under dictation of ' Britain. St. Petersburg, November 13. It is senn-otiicially contradicted that negotiations have been entered into between the British and Russian •GoTernments regarding Central Asia. London, November 11. The ' Times' denies that Admiral Hornby's fleet is ordered eastwards. General Roberts granted an amriosty to the misguided men fighting since massacre of Cavagnari and staff on condition that they surrender up their arms.