SECOND EDITION. MAIL NEWS.
(Per S.S. Australia at Auckland.) Grcuei'iil Summary. The war in Egypt has led to a controversy concerning the restoration of Baker Pasha to tbo English Army, Mr Bradlaugb, while lecturing at Bridgewater on March 14 against perpetual pensions, was pelted with rotten eggs, fruit, and fireworks. Roughs afterwards wrecked the house where the chairman of the meeting lived. The Midland Hosiery Factory at Bushford has been burned , loss, £40,000. The memoirs of Princess Alice will appear early in April, edited by Prince Christian. Murray will publish the book. Baron Bowton has nearly completed his memoirs of Beaconsfield. The defence in the action against Lord Gnrinoyle for broach of promise brought by Miss Fortcscue, has been delivered to the court. Ho admits the contract and breach of it, and leaves the jury to assess tho damages, but submits that £30,000 is too much. Ho is at Constantinople.
The London Communists worn to have met on Sunday, March 15, at tlio.giavc of Karl Max, socialist. The police, however, closed the cemetery gates, and prevented the meeting. Despatches at New York from London March 9, mention a consolidation of the great banking houses of Barnetts, Hoarcs, Hamburg, Lloyd, and Bosauquet, Salt, Harman, Salt and Wheatmar with Lloyd’s Bankruptcy Coy, which result will extend the capital to £5,000,000. Captain Nures, who commanded the British Arctic expedition of 1875, assisted by Captain Markham, has drawn up a memorandum of great value regarding the ice and navigation of Smith’s Sound, which has been sent to the American authorities. The World and Truth have been canvassing Her Majesty with the utmost freedom. The first charges her with dragooning her household into providing presents for the Princess Victoria on her approaching marriage with Prince Louis of Battenburg, and tho second says she is delaying the appearance of the Prince ss Alice’s letters till another edition of her wn journal has been sold.
American Summary. SAN FRANCISCO, March 17. A terrible explosion in a coal mine occurred at Pocahontas, Virginia, from fire-damp. The mine was completely wrecked, and 150 miners killed. Mrs Langtry has finally decided not to goto Australia this year, her health not being strong enough to stand the journey. Her San Francisco engagement begins on June 16, after which she returns to England. Solomon Morse, (lie putative author of the “ Passion Pla}',” has committed suicide by drowning.
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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1173, 7 April 1884, Page 3
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