TELEGRAPHIC. BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXI, Issue 161, 2 July 1895, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC. BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

[BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH COl*^p HT *J AN APPEAL TO BUB-k^ REVIVAL OF TKAD%I AN INFERNAL MAOHI^' 1 A WARLIKEPROPHEO\ i J ! 1 [UUITED PBISB ABBOOUTIOS.] j Sr. Petersbubg, June -'-> ( Envoyß have arrived at the _K<fc j sian capital from tbe Kinglglk Abyssinia to appeal for P r ot ec *||||i! against Italians. . I|j|| Copenhagen, June 30. The Italian warship Sardegua^ which went ashore in the Great Belt J has floated off. London, July 1. The Times declares that evidences of revived trade are unmiftakeable, ami will probably continu^^r at le_6t 18 months. A packet addressed to the^Mfof -Police was found to contanjan infernal machino. The remark made by tho Frefrh Minister of War that a great t^r m°y break out at any moment hj_^ occasioned much surprise in Berlflfc New Yobk, Juty 1. The yacht to represent Australia in the contest for the American^O^p stuck while in America, and up to the present all efforts to l'Blease her have been fruitless. Washihgxok, July 1. The deficit for the year is 47 million dollars. The danger of a serious drain of the gold reset ves of America is considered to have vanished. Paris, July 1. The French advance in Mada' gascar is slow, owing to the enormous difficulty of supplies. The Hovas se dom fight, and appear to .docoy the French onward.