CABLE TELEGRAMS.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 129, 12 October 1877, Page 2

CABLE TELEGRAMS.

[Reutkb's Telegrams to the PItESS AGENCY.]

Bombay, October 1. A seizure of arms ia Transylvania caused the irruption of 400 men over the mouutains. General Klapka disavows and deprecates the movement. Sulieman Pasha telegraphs that the Russian position is critical.

(SPECIAL TO THE " SYDNEY HEIUXD.") The Herald's special, dated London, October 2, says :— The Turks are fortifying the Sophia road, along which they are receiving support despite Russian opposition. The report that a battle took place at Plevna on September 25, with frightful losses to the Russians, is discredited. The rains in Bulgaria have ceased. The Russians are more hopeful. Anti-War feelings in Roumania are spreading.

London, October 2. The British revenue for the quarter showed an increase of £110,000. , Bishop Moriarty, of Kerry, is dead. The wool sales conclude to-night. 295,521) bales were catalogued, and 20,000 wci-c withdrawn. The sales showed unusual steadiness throughout.

(special to the Sydney morning Heuald.) The Herald's special, dated London October 2, says :— There is stiong public agitation against the execution of the Penge murderers. Mr Justice Hawkins , summing up is considered unfair towards the culprits. Rouher has issued a manifesto identifying the Bonapartists with the Macmahan policy.