DELAYED CABLES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 10070, 10 August 1895, Page 4

DELAYED CABLES.

London, August) 6. Mr Gladstone, in the coarse of his speeoh, said that existing treaties empowered Eogland to march into Armenia. The Turkish Government was an unbearably bad one, probably the worst in the world, and falsehood was habitual

Farther particulars of the Kacheng massacre show that the officers and soldiers, police and tax gatherers, all vied in committing horrible atrocities. Dr Stewart a month ago asked Misses Sannders and Gordon to leave for the KCoaet, bat they refaeed, pleading that he ' would allow them to stay. They said they would pat their trust In God and remain at their duty. Dr Stewart's last letters speak of the noble work the Saunders were doiog A lady miseionary who 'has returned Btatea that the work was condnoted quietly, and '.hit the missionaries were particularly cireful not

to give off-iocs Sir H. Mieirtney, Councillor of the Chinese L°gatioa in London, has given a promise that the Chinese Government will punish the murderers.

Angnat 7.

The Duke of Connanghb has intimated that he does not desire to succeed the Duke of Cambridge as Commander inChief.

Prince Ferdinand and his secretary bave left .Carlsbad, and the Prince b stayißg at Paris incognito.