ARRIVAL OP THE 'FBISCO MAIL.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6116, 10 January 1887, Page 2

ARRIVAL OP THE 'FBISCO MAIL.

(PKE UKITED PBES3 ASSOCUTIOS.) Auckland, January 8.

Arrived s.s. Zealandia, Captain V»n Sterenthrope. She left San Francisco on December 18th; tonohed at Honolnla on December 25th, Tuhuila on 2nd January. »nd arrived at Auckland »t 7.20 o'olock Among the passengers from Honolulu to luhuila are the members of the embassy from King Kalakaku to King Malietoaof harnoa, consisting of the Hon John Bush wife, daughter, md privata secretary (Mr H .- P«"«d). Mr J. D. Strong also goes with the embawy. Passengers for AnokUna (saloon) -Messrs Reggi, B«nner, Sweeney, Wood, Rosobrook, and Payne. 1 here were six steer.ee passengers. There ro e/se /sy 22 d 8d 88 n Bey.B ey.° OD * Dd * "*-» »«" •» onKy^r 8 fW Sydn<)y "* The H*wea leaves for the Sonth eirlr to-morrow morning. y GENERAL SUMMARY. (Dites from Europe to December 28th.) The Dublin National s»ys. in connection with the proposal to send a British envoy to the Vatic ID , that Lord Iddesleigh S for the right to objeot to nndesif.ble »nB°rhain eDt V^ th . Oli D ° ™»»*feG»st ff. **k \ ' the Po P° an »wered *» «>« ffeot that person, who in «ny way violated the law would not be enconrtgedanywheV^ to a A h rT Ct \°i? M -' e ? f bl "d»toek belonging Newm»,W th %f °H' w " °°mpleted at £M ™°. De - ember 17th - an * ""#«>d £35,850. Chilpenc brought £740. asked 6 b/a'is rt Bent " Aden h " be «> motive he h«M ernmen * to exollln tho motive ne fcsdio removing the French at Danjwita in Samouß the nlae. £;!„ I t v k'*Mto M writes to the Welsh Liberal Association that he regard, the* d«.gns with .interest, but at lis ,ge he must leave agitation to younger raw. riX Ale " Dder °* B°lg*ria arrived in London oa December Bth. The Queen TKffiS 111 7 ith the Order of *"•*«? ber of vessels were wrecked. At Brighton UnUed R T g r M d ° a % Th^gfiSfi United Kingdom ram »nd hail fell, and the sSLST* wide8 P rMd duartßr. In Scotland there was a heavy fall of snow American oorreipondents in Loado "ire griping freely conoern.ng the private affiira of Royalty. Th8 S New Pt £»£ Tnbune's letter of the 16th December says that Qu een Victoria continnes to f»"w Battenburg. The Royal Family fend ii becoming more bitter. The Prinoe of Wafc. TwZ pr T,? C9of i>rinM Alewndfr aZn l ' r d n f» em( »"t«ted with tfa« ftf •dvanomg him to the rank of Ih 8 hh AYA V 7 ?? r T o£ tbe ord9t o f «•• B»th. the grade of the Emporer William «nd Prince Imperial of Germany Repsrta from Britiih oonrol! in Amerio* Ti A -T r i O * n^ bome!to » dll a » «t>ont to b. bublished. They agree in praising thS EngUnd of the principle of exemption o! sTn^stt*;:^^'^ IRISH ITEMS. Archbishop Walsb, of Dublin, published a letter on December 8 warning theoS vernment that _ the difficulties inlreLmt already appjllmg, would be immensely in creased if they perai.ted in their .ttempt to convict prirawn by means of picked or packed juries, as wai done in Sligo. llfhsS h f/h Om DnWi . n "December 11th 6 »ys that the preparations »re already bemgmade , n that city to give Michael Davitt.adhw bride a gr.nd receptio^. DaviM marned . Mi., Yorfce, of Oakland Sctr«t darmghisrecentviiittoth « The Protestant Home Rulen of Dublin, •t» meeting on December 13th, resolrS in favour o free speech, open air\ SIZSr play to Catholics. Maginrate Clarke in TheTraes of the 15th December uree. ment must show," reads the article. Sthrt n & Md s?' th^ iecret concl » v e «ttin B ia Dnbhn or New York, m the Government of Inland, and «c they will be supported 1 Cr B own7 Val ° f eV6I7 tro9 B °^