PER 'TARARUA AT THE BLUFF,

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 2336, 28 August 1875, Page 3

PER 'TARARUA AT THE BLUFF,

PAKLIAMBNT PItOIIOaUED. KISDUIIATION Ol« TUB COLONIES . I'llOI'OSBJ). 1 London; "August 12, TyitKiJY Ima resolved on tho adoption of more vigorous measures for tho suppression of tho insurrection at Horzgoviua, Largo roln« forcomcuts havo been despatched to thosceno of action. ■ < ,i\ , „,.;.< Dalmatian and Monte Nogria bands aro joining tho Inßtirgcnts.. ; i ..'< % , ,(i, (i .AugustlJl, , Varllnmont lijia been wj^vogue'd., /i'hq wp :i rogation snccolj stated that; forotgp rolntions were conlial, And that tlio maintenance of Europonn poaco was confidently ' anticipated. Tho visit of tho Sultan of Zanz/ibar led to tho conclusion of a supplementary, treaty for the duppretwiou of the .African elavo trade, whioli tho Government deeply rogrets. Tho Yunnman ontrage, which has formed tho subject of caroful enquiry, it h' sold that no olforttt will bo »ymrcd to punish tho inßtign. tors and perpetrators. 1 , \<<>. , > • Tho condition of tho Colonlos Is prosperous, find somo Important aud valuable results, are expected from 'tho proposed , confororicq of South African Colonies. The speech conoludca by culogistlcally enumerating tho measures dealt with during tho session. . ' . King Alphonso has ordered a levy of 100,000 moti. I'ubllo opinion at tho Capo la favourable to Lord Carnarvon's sohomo for confederation, * 1 1 August. M. Lord Carnarvon assured ft,, deputation, from tho Council of tho' Colonial Institiito that ho wag heartily favourable to tho establishment of ft Colonial Museum In London. Contributions promised exceed £D,OOO, find 1 nbout £80,000 will bo required. Tho corvette 'Diamond' has sailed for tho Australian station, ' Wheat advanolng, owing to stormy weathor. Australian, 575. to 58s.