CABLEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3220, 15 November 1880, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

SUSOiPHiAW.

[KKUXKH'S TKLBGKAMS.]

REVOLT AT DULCIGNO.

CONSTANTINOPLE, November 13,

Notwithstanding the consent given by the Albanian chiefs to the cession of Dulcigno the citizens are rebelling against the decision, and ask that a month's delay may be granted in which to undertake the surrender.

Dervisch Pasha,the Turkish Commander, refuses to grant any further delay, and threatens to use force to make an immediate transfer of the town to Montenegro.

AGRAM PARTLY DESTROYED,

VIENNA, November 15,

Further severe shocks of earthquake have been experienced at Agram, which has suffered most terribiy. Half the town has been completely destroyed.

THE IRISH PROSECUTIONS,

LONDON, Novembers.

The indictments framed against tho five Irish members of tho House of CommonsMessrs Parnell, Dillon, Biggar, J. Sullivan, and Lin ton—ia for conspiring to prevent the fiayment of rent and the enforcement of egal process for letting farms', also for exercising coercion and establishing a general system of terrorism in connection with tho Laud League agitation.

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

In tho election of the President: of the United States which is now proceeding in tho various States of the Union thore is heavy voting, but everything is being conducted peaccfidty.

AN AGED BRIDEGROOM,

Tho Earl of Malmesbury who ia in his 73rd year haH been man-led to Miss Hamilton of 24 years.

THE GREEK FRONTIER.

LONDON, November 4,

The Powers are advising Greece to accept a smaller concession than that agreed upon at tho Berlin Conference.

GREAT WALKING FEAT,

In tho walking match at Islington, Lowell, the English pedestrian, accomplished the feat of walking 340 miles in 70 hours.

ANTICIPATED FAILURE oF HUSH

PROSECUTIONS,

LONDON, November 5. The Government anticipate a failure in tile indictment framed against the- Irish members of I'urliamont, who arc prosecuted for conspiracy and terrorism, hut will abstain from demanding increased powers from Parliament uulosh there is n further development of the outrages in Ireland. The triul :>f members and others connected with the Land League agitation, it is expected, will be protracted until the new Irish Laud Kill is introduced. PROPOSED UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION. LONDON, November G. A universal exhibition is to bo held in the ] Crystal Palace, Sydenham, from Juno to October, 1881, in wool, woollen manufactures, and other industries. LANDLORDS AND ORANGg DEMONSTRATIONS. The Land League agitators have issued a mild manifesto, but tin: landlords' movements and Orange demonstrations are increasing. Forty Orange OluOs met yesterday and denounced the Land Leagues. It is announced that the Channel Squadron has been ordered to Ireland. LONDON, November 13. The Channel Squadron has arrived at Cork. LONDON, November 13. A land agent has been murdered at Limerick. SENTENCE ONfNIHILISTS. ST. PETERSBURG, November 13. Tbo Niuilists whohavc been put upon their trial for the Winter Palace explosion have received sentence. Five havo had sentence of death passed upon them, 11 are sentenced to various terms of labour in the Siberian mines, and (> are recommended for mitigated punishment.

LONDON, Noverhber 13. The homeward mails via Brindisi were delivered in London to-day.