CABLEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2565, 27 June 1878, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Intentions of the Conference.

The Tvrkish Delegates Eesorved."

[REUTEK'S SPECiAL CABLEGRAMS].

BERLIN.

June 26.

The sittihg of Congress terminates in ; three weeks, but intends vto re-assemble m autumn, to ratify the present proceedings. The attitude of the Turkish delegate*:; has been markedly reserved throughout.. •'

Turks Threatening Renewed

Hostilities.

Russians Concentrating on

Constantinople.

[SPECIAL TO PBESS AGENCY.] LONDON, June 26. < The Congress, after three hours'debate, settled the details of the Bulgarian p«K posed tariff, which is to be similar to tnat of Turkey. -M% The conduct of the Turkish delegates at the Conference is equivocal. They _are silent, and privately declare that Turlcey,. v : . will refuse to evacuate Varna. ,: The "Daily News" continues to report ~ on the menacing attitude of the Porte S forces at Stamboul. It states that_ there, are to-day 200,000 Russians in the vicinity of the Turkish capital. - _.__^ General Todleben has ordered the otucers to send their wives to Russia. ": ; ,<

Australians Play Birmingham Twenty-two. ■ London, June 26. ;;; Birmingham is playing twenty-two ... against the Australians. The first innings closed for 123. The Australians in tneir \ y second innings had one out for 54 runs.. | Bannerman made 21. Jupp and Barr« 11 •• were playing with the Tventy-fwo. • lfltJ - weathef tropical. Large attendance. i >