, 1875-12-22

as!op'ion of TIM rasta-rar! syr.su,, and 1t will
1frhatfT 10 som lhtt,ltutol.
Esllianta fur TIM 1'hi1t,lrlnhta E1nrattion viii
10 rent rer Sher,yrpro direct tn Nnw furk Mt
Tho tttl Of tho n1snth. nrl those of South Aus
ttnlia INIT Tasmania Ut tho sar.a time.
ho Queensland Eal'rond eurYeya were being
pushed vigorously.
Mr.. Mntkey. tho Commissioner tn :l,c Ccntun-
NAL Ht lin farewell hatlIlct, stated that 10 i,r-
posed to travel extensively III tl,n TINTED States,
Ani. heconle thoroughly acquainted with thoir
prnlIicing interests.
New paying quartz-1oslcs nre rnrnrtctl daily.
The South Australia patliamctt openul Oh tho
1Utl, lust.
Iort Adelaide proving insu!1cicnt for the
sl,ippioI, requirements Ut The co,nv. reasiros
were btiug taksn for Increased l,arbos accom-
lnodations.
Tho prospects, OF the coming harvest wcrc n1l-
nnnnl!y promising.
Tha 1asnlat.!a Iarllamcns opened orr "a, re-
'cctrd The ribl!c-w"lks s;lsen!o, a'tt MAS rto~
roglG1 OH tho I'd lust.
Tho New Xeafanrt Parliament was pforog,ct1
on tho 2fst Of OcLn'ar. Thu sesstan WIS tln-
tati+faet"ry. scatceI anything l'etg tl'no Of
|AlbllO bcnollt.
4 sesions disturbance with tho natlyes has
taken placo at Auckland
THE NORTHERN POWERS.
FRINGE uuNTsCffAK0Tr IN 1EnLIy-nuaatA. rnra-
Fla. AND AUSTRIA IN AcCoED-vNE LAsTERN
t.tE9ytoS,
At 11uiHH Cp@1teFuHAtHt VI tllt Gtt lHNt
GHxt!ie wrtcB tn TINT journal on Doc. 2 !:
prInco tior!:c1lakotr arrived llero Oil Monday
evening after n rc}ourn of acyoral months IN
South Germany aid Switzerland lilo took up
his nbota as t1sual with his friend Baron Oubri
n. tho Russian Embassy. After having pnid Ills
respects oil Tuesday morning to tho members Of
thu Imperial family, rrinco tsottpchakor called
at noun on rriueo l}iB,natsk, with whom ho
conferred for All hour aua half. bismarck ro-
turned his visit Immediately, and tllon rro-
cccJcl from tho I!uaslau Embassy diraut to tho
pnlacn for au audience Ut tho Emperor. After
tho dinner to wlicll Blsnarck had tuvittA tho
Austrian Ambassador, Count Caroiyi, WHO Ind
only returned on tho previous evening from 4
long lenye of al'scnco. tho two Cheucclora mot
again. At their n.ocial 1oluest count Ca1o}Yi,
WHO has lately pasuod Ao.ne tltllo with Count AN
drassv nt Terebcs, aud Ia intimately acquainted
With tho lnttern intentions. took part III tile COLI
ference. Tn "Wednesday Mt noon rruco (iort-
schskoI WAS Eecc,yed by tho Enpnrer. Tte MI
tonce lasted nnnrly three llohra. Before tho d.
tai ture of Tho Nuesin1l Chancellor for IT. Peters,
burg at 1u:3D y. H., ho and PEinco Gianaa1ck hast
another lung conversation. loasn from cOmpe-
tout authority tlat tho alliance nf tho tErep North
erh En,rircs llna boon strengthened a,ltw during
| GorthrhakullA II stav At berlin. Tho under.
standing between tho three lmprrial Courts o1t
nil lending questions Of European poltcy
IN CQI1l}llato.a reception IL
tiorsschaknn wa, exceedingly hoarsy. THO ir-
rltsbit7 displayed thiH RrrlnE In German Mill
is;erlal CIRCLES, oil Prince Gortschalotf 30 os-
tcntRttously prncIaiming to tho world that tho
Hattie,ncnt OF differences hct"ocn uermauy mud
Franco raa dino tn tho interference Of 1tusHi.t
Aeonla now to have entirely Disappeared. Tho
political discussions Ut thu tliptolnstiAtB Wero az
nIatter Of corfeo chiefly directed toward tlle
Eastern question which, owing to tho lAta pur-
cilape IT tha Suoz Canal sharoa by England from
tue khod,vc. has been nCnn brought lron,!nont-
| " into the foreground. 1tIe opinion expressed
by tho Nptthnin Empires III tho transfer of
s1.nsp shares is, ran positively assert, III En-
| gland'a fuynr. A previous understanding bo-
| tween England and foreign powers TN Tho Hut.-
| jrct wa" Impossible. owing to tic no-
| ately. Tho world cannot. therefore, speak Of n
| long pfcmoditatcd stop, There waB no tluo for
long reflection, fears being entertained that tho
| kicti.ro, lihe Turkey, wuuld ba obliged 10 do
| clare his hnnkruptcy,-an egcns Ut H1d iulport
! 10 TnGlfsh bontlholers, Tho reasons fer THAR
| actiun hayo heen cou}tlonttaltY communicated To
foreign powors by tho I.fitinh Cabinet.
k,Witl, regard 10 tho solution Of tto J.aater1,
question intended by tho tLreo Emrerora, mn
informed tint tho Count A1,'IFassy i1aY n|roaly
sent to tho 1T. Petersburg Cabiuot tho proposals.
with tho elaboration Of which lio uns intrt,atot
| an account Of hiH thorough knowledge Of Turk.
aa a'Faiss, acquired during Ilia 0ng sxile fu Con
stantnoplo. Theso suggestions arc sure to / e.
| 1ne,,t8, and will thcu fo laid before the othoI
great powera for app1ovnt. They rotor uo
morcly to tho GMarnntno for tho execution OF TO
forms ii bo nude By Turkey. but contain posi-
tive proposals regarding theHe sclesana-"
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