SPECIAL CABLEGRAM.

Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 538, 22 January 1878, Page 2

SPECIAL CABLEGRAM.

1 troji: OCR :6m correspondent. - 1 Dcnebin, -January 22. j TIi s e following special cablegram has been received by the'k'tar: — i London, January 19. ( The Turks appointed two Envoys, who met the Grand Duke Nicholas at , Kesanlik, to arrange an armistice, but i he would not treat till the cvacua- ( tion of Adrianople ; :n,oii which the ( Envoys ordered the Turlis to leave the place," and offered to. evacuate Widdiq if i\ guarantee to protect the given. They 'also qffergcl tfl give up Erzeronm, where provisions are running short. Eskf juma and Qsman Bu&v," hnvobeen evacuated, ancl avs ii 4 \l\<Z hands of the Rvuisinvia, It is stated that Suleiman was defeated near Phillipopolis, and his army are now trying to gain Salonika. Baiter Pasha has surrendered with 13.000 men. The Turkish fleet has bombarded Eupa-t-oria. The Queen's speech at the opening of Parliament was pacific. Sir Stafford Northcote has made a reassuring speech. War supplies arc not immediately asked for A but: .i contingency. The Addresses in Reply in both Houses have been carried. The Queen lias wived to the. Julian and the OaaV, urging them to oonohule aw honorable peace* The King of Italy was buried in the Pantheon. All the foreign Courts were represented (England by Lord Rouben). Regretful comments were made on the . absence of eye!) one; t;f the family. The fipiepil o.f at' Paris, was ' followed by lid,ooo people. ! A railway accident occurred by the fall of a bridge at HesterfovJ, in Connecticut, p Maijy persons wi-'-re Iciiled, A fire has occurred in a Manchester ; warehouse in Wall-street, by which ' L 29.000 damage was '.lone, i The money market has improved. January 20. I England proposes a conference, ami it j- .lie oilier Powers refuse to agr-. e to it, Parliament wiil be ask d for a grant in " readiness for war, i Hyii>"KV, January 22. i- A terrible rainfall has taken plao in New £:>utii Wales. ami a yyeluno at P"! - Uai'wiu,