AUSTRALIAN NEWS
EECIDIYISTES. Mklkoukxk, Sept. 4. Sir Graham Berry, Agent - General, telegraphs the Government that M. Ereycinct, the French Premier, refuses to make any concession in regard to the transportation of /■•'chlirhU-d. Ho slates th; t the Av.'s ro.bbg ,hereto . mim lake their course. Sir Graham Bony further announces that Lord Lyons, tho British Ambassador at Paris reports that M. Freycinot has expressed annoyance at the representations made to him by the British Government. Sir Graham adds that Sir Edward Stanhope, Secretary for tho Colonies, lias stated that he still lias hopes of of a satisfactory settlement of the Now Hebrides question. September 7. Tho Ganges, with the English mails of August Gth, arrived at Albany on Sunday evening.
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Woodville Examiner, Volume 3, Issue 281, 7 September 1886, Page 2
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