SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
[BY SUBMAIUNR CABLE.
THE EMPRESS EUGENIE. THE KHEDIVE REFUSES TO ABDICATE. [SPECIAL TO MELBOURNE " HERALD."] London, June 23. The mental prostration o£ the Empress Eugenie causes much anxiety to her medical attendants. The Khedive of Egypt informed France distinctly that he declines to abdicate. Serious complications are apprehended. THE EGYPTIAN EMBROGLIO. London, June 23. In the Housp of Lords last night, in reply to a question, the Secretary of State for Foreign affairs said that England and France had demanded the abdication of the Khedive of Egypt, and recommended Prince Tewfic, the hereditary Premier, as his successor. COLONIAL NEWS. THE NEW SEASON'S TEAS. ROBBERY BY BUSHRANGERS. [reuier's telegrams.] Sydney, June 24. News received from Foochow reports that the steamer Brisbane had sailed from there for Sydney, with the first cargo of new season tea on the 18th June. A commercial traveller was stuck-up by two bushrangers near Coonamble, and robbed of £80 cash and £1500 worth of jewellery. BANK AFFAIRS. Melbourne, June 23. The petition of the English and Scottish Australian Chartered Bank, for the winding-up of the Provincial and Subburban Bank, was dismissed with costs.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5493, 25 June 1879, Page 5
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