CABLEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 78, 27 March 1886, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY ELE(!ITIi,IO TE____a_-_-_PU.—CoVVKIO-iT.]

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Now Zealand Frozbn Moat. London, March 26.—The frozen meat by the ship Marlborough, from Oamaru, on December 22, has been examined, and found in good condition. The Colonies and the Copyright Law. Mr James Bryce, Under Secretary for India, will preside at the meeting which is to be held at tho Foreign Office on Tuesday next, to consider the question of the in elusion of the British Colonies in the International Copyright Convention. Proposed Settlement of the Roumelian Difficulty. London, March 26. —All tho European Powerß, with the exception of Russia, have nccepted the proposal put forward by Italy for the settlement of the Balkan difficulty, namely, that Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, should be appointed Governor of Eastern Roumelia without defining the length of his term of office. Disease in Cereals. Dr. Thomas, of Adelaide, is conducting an inquiry into the disease which is at present affecting cereals, The Labour Blots in America. New York, March 26.—1 n consequence of the serious disturbances by tho men on strike, the Governor of the State of Missouri has summoned out the troops. The Bourbon Dynasty. '. London, March 26.—The death is announced of tho Comtesso do Chambord, widow of Comte do Chambord, the last of tho elder branch of the Bourbon family, aged sixty-nine years.