LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1630, 23 November 1885, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

by EM?cnac iK!.ii<T!tAi'!i— coi'Yitinirr

Rcceiv«d Novernb^)* 20, 9.45 p.m. MiSMSOUKMS. 20.

A bill authorising the raising of a loan for railways and public w< rkslias beon introduced in the Legi»-I tive

Assembly by Mr Service.

Sydney. 20.

The debate on the no~coniidence motion is still proceeding. The ivs It is a-i yet uncertain. Both sides vlum

to 'tuve a majority.

New Zealand wheat 33 3d a hn hel, lining; an advance of one penny ; New Zealand oats one penny dearer, 2s 3;i ; Maize. 561i>s, 4s, being an improvtunHin of fiv»'p«'tici» in value j sugar Company's, No. 1, £26 per ton.

Keceived November 21, 11.45 a.m. Sr-WA, 20.

Despatches received from Prince Alexander announce that a divisiou of the Servian army attacked Slivinitza yesterday with a view of affecting a junction with the troops now awaiting reinforcement at Dragoman P.iss. Severe fighting ersucd in which condidorahlc loss was inflicted upon the enemy, who were ultimately repulsed on all sides and compelled to reliro.

Received NovembiM 18, 12.45 p.m. Sofia, 20.

Fiirihrr details of the fighting o,t S.iM'Z. yesterday ar«- to band. Tinf. ifc->vauin state that the Servians advancing upon Siivinza were attacked >y the Bulgarian troops aud v (!•■s-pei-atf engagement took place. AffciT 10 hours obai.ii ate lighting the iiuk qarians Bucceedffi in driving the Servians to tuu ht»i;»!it9 to tbe left of Dragoman Pass. The Bul^aiian* took 400 Servians prisoners, and are now complete masters of the rexuta in the neighborhood.

Receivi-d November 21, 1 15 a.m. COMRTANTINOPUE, 20.

A telegraphic despatch has been received by the Sultun from Prince Alexander of fiitlgaiia. The Prince tenders a complete submission to the Porte, and announces that, the evacuntion of Ronmelia \>y J3nl^arian forces has commenced, and requests the Sultan to send him ;iB--.istanco to repel Servian invaders.