CABLEGRAMS.
LATEST HOME AND FOREIGN
NEWS. (ST-ECIAL TO TRESS AGENCY.) London (Undated),
Lord Beaconsfield, speaking at the Lord Mayor's banquet, regarded the*invasion of India as impossible. As to the Berlin Treaty, be said the Ministry believed all the signatory Powers intended to enforce the Treaty, but the time had elapsed for its being fulfilled. At any rate England was resolved to maintain the Treaty by all the force at its command. The Australian Commissioners at Paris have banqueted and presented Mr. Owen with a silver epergne, valued at L 250. I'uruter's telegrams per pubss agency, j London, November 10. A despatch from the Secretary of S|ate for Foreign Affairs declares the Halifax award unjust and excessive, and invites a renewal of the discussion. The Kaffirs have resumed hostilities in the Transvaal, and there has been severe fighting. The enquiry by the Board of Trade into the cause of.the collision between the Princess Alice . and the Bywell Castle decided that it was attributable to the carelessness of the navigation of the former vessel. London, November 11. The London papers approve warmly of Lord Beaconsfield's speech. Vienna, November 10. The Emperor of Austria has granted an amnesty to the insurgents in Bosnia and H erzegovina.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 808, 13 November 1878, Page 2
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