" Company behaved very badly, but will agree to status quo ante for six months provided press rates are lowered to 3d, with guarautee that press revenue will not suffer by reduction." Agent-general to Sir Julius Vogel. " November 12. - "Re Cable. — Pender accepts your terms. Silverton's reply to second question received. Shall I telegraph particulars." Sir Julius Vogel to Agent-general, November 13. " Silverton by letter." (Special to Press Association.) (Received November 14, at 11 a.m.) Sir F. D. Bell's proposal to the Eastern Extension Company re the cable dispute re quires Sir Julius Vogel's approval. The Cable Company offer to defer the whole subject till the New Zealand Parliament meets without the present subsidy. They ate also willing to agree to a reduction in press messages.
NATIVE OUTRAGE.
