CABLEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10419, 23 July 1895, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

BRITISH AND FOEEIGN. Press Association— By Telegraph—Copyright. A NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. London, July 22. The Thames Valley L«nd Company (New Zealand) has a debit balance for the year of LU4O. Ie is proposed to transfar the managtmont to New Zealand witk a view to reducing tha expenses. DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES. The Chronicle hopes that Lord Bipon's despstoh has finally disposed of a scheme which would deal a deadly blow at ths stability and progress of the Empire as a whole. ...,._ M- ,

THE ARMENIAN TROUBLE. ; Constantinoplb, July 21. ■the Porte has appointed Chaker Pasha to supervise the carrying out of reforma ia Armenia. Special—By Telegraph—Copyright. THE ACTOR-KNIGHT. London. July 22. Speaking at the presentation of an address to Sir H. Irving, Mr A. W. Pinero. the wellknown dramatist, said the honour bestowed on Sir Henry would greatly encourage tha popularity and influence of • the drama. Posterity would fondly recall Sir H. Irving's name and deeds, A TURKISH KEBUFF. The Daily Chronicle's reporter at Philippopolis stares that the Macedonian iasurgents repulsed the Turks with severs loss, after two days' fighting, at Djuma, near the frontier. Constantinople, July 22. A thousand insurgents were engaged in the fight at Djuma. It is-reported that tha.Third Turkish Army Corps is to be mobilised. ';. A SERIOUS CHA-BOE. St. Johns, Jaly 21. Four Ministers and ex-Ministers of Newfoundland—Harvey, Thornbonoo, Donnelly, and Grieve by name—have been arreatsd on a charge of falsifying the balance sheets when acting as directors of the insolvent Union Bank. V July 22. Ministers arrested have been admitted to bail. .