LATES T CABLEGRAMS.
♦ ■ ■ THE EASTERN QUESTION. London, January 22. The prevailing opinion is that immediate war is unlikely. The Grand Vizier states that England and France declared neither for nor against Turkey. Christian Patriarch and Jewish Babbi were present at Grand Council. Austria now neutral, but probably Bbewill be unable to resist the demands of her Sclavonic subjects. At the Conference, the Turkish Delegates attempted to discuss details of proposals ot European Powers, but ignored tbe essential demand. Lord Salisbury, tbe European Eepreaentative, announced tbe Conference ended. General Ignatiff said be held the Forte responsible, but expressed a hope that Tnrkey would respect Christian subjects, and not molest Servian or Montenegrin. Mail steamer Assam arrived at Galle on the seventeenth.
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Inangahua Times, Volume III, Issue 68, 24 January 1877, Page 2
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