CABLE MESSAGES.

Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2463, 6 November 1876, Page 3

CABLE MESSAGES.

(PER TEESS AGENCr.)

Syotby;, November 4,

The Agent-Gcneral to the South Aui traliaaGovernment telegraphs asfollow's -* London, October 26. Tliere;are ! r( newed holes'that war will and there is a marked better'feeling.''

MEMOtrsNE, November 4, -'The'races were well attended; Melbourne Stakes .-Bapid Boy, Pride of the flills.. Maribynong Plate: Habena, Expectation, ITeedle, Derby: Prizes, .Queensland, Sybil.

London, October 16. ■-: Russia has rejected'the Porte's offer for •an 'armistice for six months, poses an armigtice;of six weeks.—lt is reported that' an alliance 1 between Bussia and Austria is imminent; also that a Russian 1 ' loan of 300,000,000 robles is about to-be announbed.-Eour thousand Cossacks' have joined the Servians.Eussian .stocks have fallen heavily at horned—The Press recommends England to be watchful, and, prepared in case of war.—Lloyd's war risk is" five shillings per iton- on / British ships between Aus? 'tralia and" the East.-Transports' for India are ordered to touch at Gibraltar and Malta for orders.

, ~„..,. ..-.; ... "... .October2o. ~,:Tlie:dreat .Powers support,.Bulla's proposal.for a six weeks'armistice, which is identical with England's propos.al.:Calmer feelings now prevail, and stocks are now recovering.—The Autumn session is not considered necessary. Nothing has been .resolved 1 upon justifying the fears th'afc'Great'Britain will joinin a war. The policy of the Government is neutral and protection of its iritorests.—The reported alliance of the three Empires is reaffirmed. The situation, however, is more pacific.—Lord Loftus goes toSwabiato facilitate negotiations between England and Bussia,—The failure of the monsoon rains in India threatens a fearful famine. —Obituary:. Marquis; of. Tweedale. .