CABLE MESSAGES.

Bruce Herald, Volume X, Issue 912, 8 June 1877, Page 5

CABLE MESSAGES.

[[■KESS AGENCY.] EUROPEAN. Sinoai'ouk, June 4, 11.40 p.m. Peace rumors continue The Danube is fulling rapidly. Active operations are going on at Kars. Greece is doubling her army, p.n.cl summoning her reserves. June, 5, 2.5 p.m. Great difficulty ia experienced in simply* ing the Russian army in Rou.n:<ania. The Circassian insurgents have been defeated with great loss, London, Juno 3, 2 13 p.m. The JBrjnd'isi mails have been delivered. The fourteenth failure on the Stock Exchange is reported, and the settlement of fifty. Creations Order P.f, Si. Michael and St. Qeoi-ge : — Vjfrand Croaa of the Prince of Wales, Marquis of Normanby ; Prelate, Bishop Seiwyn ; Knight?, Caaiiuanders, Walcott. Sir R.edn,>ond liarry, Robertson, Parkes, Sir ffiu, Sfcawell, Blyth, Governor Rob:}? son : Companions, Frederick. Bayiee, John Douglas, Thomas Russell, John Smith, Frederick Knollys r Sir Arthur Gordon. Wool — Quieter feeling at opening rates. 12,000 bales withdrawn. Wheat iower. Australian, G6a to 68s ; New Zealand, G4s to 66a. Copper steady. Wallaroo, $£8 ; Burra Burra, £74 10a, 'Jfiu, £68 10s. The Whampoa has left Plymouth. Arrivals — Orient and Kangitike}. Bombay, June 3, 12.38 p.m. It is reported that Russia is an^io\ia for peace after the first victory, to - prevent European complications. Gambetta, in replying to an address, counsels moderation. He alluded; tp the

contingency of M'Mahon resigning, and approved of Thiers succeeding Sailed— Palasada. Singapore, June 4, 5.10 p.m. The reported recapture of Ardahan is erroneous. The Russians have completely invested Kars. Midhat Pasha is commanding the garrison, the position of which ia very critical. The Queen of Holland is dead.