CABLEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3219, 13 November 1880, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

HUHOPEAiI,

[BJtUTBB'S TKLJSaEAMS.] Disastrous Earthquake VIENNA, November 12 Fresh shocks of earthquake have iJ experienced at Agram, which snfferJT •severe a loss from the visitation on th. nf? instant. The people of the town ararL • th stricken, and the sittings of the localP vincial Diet have been temporari!. ponded. J "*•' THE CESSION OF DULCtGNO '* CuNSTANHNOPLE, November 12. News has been received that all tt, chiefs of the Albanian League have « consented to agree to the cession of n°7 cigno, and it is expected the surrender win be made without delay. «,T»iU LONDON, November 12. Australian hides la 8d lower in pri^ TIUOKETT V, HANLON. ' Betting on Trickett and Hanlon'for :«i. contest on Monday is about equal. TricbtJ has made tho final deposit of £100 on tt race. Me AN HUSH LANDLORD OSTJUCIBED LONDON, November 12.' A Landlord at the Ballinrobe in counte Mayo, Irelend, has been ostracised by lh« people of the district who are strong Hymn, thisers of the land league, and who refnS to assist Uim with his ibarvaZ? A number ot soldiers, OrangeijJr and volunteers, have, however, gone In to his aid, and are gathering in htoharwtt Owing to the hostility which is [L,,, however, by the neople to the harvester! th« latter are guarded by a large body of boot* who have been sent to maintain order. PAKIS, November^ A scene of disorder occurred to-day h the Chamber of Deputies. Two mem! bers, M. M. Bandry and Classou who had been ordered to he g£ eluded for using violent language, refused to obey the decision and wero consequently expelled from the Chambers. *'

THE FitENCH CRISIS.

PAWS, November 12.

Tho Chamber of Deputies have passed i vote of confidence in the Ministry, and they have therefore withdrawn the resignatioM i they had tendered in consequence of the recent adverse vote of the Chamber over the March Decrees.