Tuesday.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 30, 20 November 1885, Page 11

Tuesday.

of tZn e?» t0 b , and reß P e ct'Dg the massacre in New Gninea nJLriIH col< * Ical Expedition state that Captain Everill, leader of the ?hn »« « ! , r Tln^T D to believe tfaat the Native Cairossa, fh^J^ Pl ° in^ tb ! boatßaptheF1 y Rirer ' ™ misleading them aSv F °; erb ? a T d ! "hereupon Cairossa, in order to be revenged nteht *»H nL; S e ! S DUmber Of biß fi * htin S men ' retarne * at wfthnpw, Krt Credthe ?v ary ' Bever alßava^ 8 having been seen n^StZ < I o!.™I o !.™. 1 ? t ? elr P° BBeßßion (supposed to belong to the hff!n£ ? ? * d . W1 l b tbe fact tbat Captain Ewrill failed to keep thiSE 1 ? tßent . wltbtheß ev.B.Macfarlane, point to the truth of tbe reportß previously received. r«v^ teIK r DC6 J fr ° m J** frontier Bt » te 8 that the Servian forces crossed on baturday and advanced upon Zarib, on the river M,ssiv», wbicn place was raptured after fighting an insignificant engagement riinn # The Russian Press generally condemns tbe jSJSLa? rr * la m co ™ mencin X h<wilit,eß. The Journal de U. ™er»bHrg , n an article on tbe subject, states th«t Kussia deplores 1^ ?v. l C l de a - nd Btnfe wblcb mat tollow King Milan's action and of Bull T a ? nnot HeH c 5 am P|" n either party. Prince Alexander annllT, , TlMu'°urWT IM u'°u rW^ ed * de|! P atch t0 'he Sultan, io which he Co&mi md t0 reptl tbe invade «- T he Engbsh and En«* m " ew «P a P erß . express a fear tbat Austria and S^in I*.1 *. ?,Idi:To7.OOS the BtrUggle ' The nUmber ° f BerviaQ Tnrn^ ol^?^* I.*1 .* Pe . nder BMt reports that the British launch Turquuise attacked and capture-1 a Burmese man-of-war on the manner 7 " ° aptUre Waß effeCted ia • most P luck y It was feared that rioting would be indulged in by the French Canadians on tbe occauon of the execntion of Riel. The Anglo- Russian Commission for the settlement of the RussoAfghan frontier question, baa met at Zulfikar.