TELEGRAMS.
« I CABLE TELEGRAMS. ' c (ItEUTBII'B TELEORAIIS TO PIIESS AOENOIT.) 1 LONDON, April 3. ] The situation is uncertain. The English ' Press has assumed a warlike tone and J warmly applauds Lord Salisbury's circu- . lar. Austria has replied equally de- ■ cisively. The Russian Press indicates hesitation on the part of Russia. i Sir Charles B. Adderley has been : raised to the peerage. , MELBOURNE, April 4. : In the Council a letter was read from ■ the Governor, acknowledging the Council's : address to the Queen. The Council then ; adjourned to Tuesday. : In the Assembly there was a debate on an address to the Governor acknowledging his impartial and constitutional action during the crisis. The railway conference met and adjourned sine die, without agreeing as to the route of the Oakley and Melbourne line.
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5045, 5 April 1878, Page 2
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