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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 133, 28 May 1872, Page 6

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The Nebraska arrived at Auckland May 22. She brought two months' in: The steamers are in future to run n through from Auckland to San Francisco, Lo.vuns The Queen will shortly visit Napoleos Chiselhurst. The presentation of Lady Twiss at Cou officially cancelled. The claimant in the late Tichbome case been admitted to bail, and will soon be s moned to answer the charges of perjury forgery. The obsequies of Earl Mayo took plat Dublin. The remains were interred at family seat. The funeral procession «| mile long. The Marquis of Lome repre ted the Queen. The Daibj New* says the dissolution of Gladstone Cabinet, and its succession I Conservative Ministry, are probable be the close of the week," and that there wil a general election for members of Parliaii in the latter part of the week. It is reported that Prince Bismarck has sented an ultimatum to M. Thiers, dem ingthe immediate reduction of the Fn army to 22,500 men, and hinting that in of refusal Germany will establish a French Government. Many German French papers contradict this ; but oi confirm it. The British counter case was presents the Geneva Arbitration Commission (in 15th. It refuses the discussion of the Al can imputations of hostile motives am sincere neutrality. No reference is mad the claim for indirect damages. It assi the claims are limited to the" losses occasi by the Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and nandoah, and accepts the introduct'. , of other rebel cruisers' claims. It frank open statement of facts will eventi remove every misunderstanding. A fresh crater has been opened in suvius, and a stream of lava from it thro the villages on the mountain side. Th( habitants are removing, and thousands camped in the fields. The Bay of Napli covered with boats filled with specta The scene is indescribably grand and t ble. Flames sometimes shoot up to a j height, and masses of rock are ejected the lava. Earthquake shocks have distinctly felt in Naples, and six tourist! reported to be killed. Amebic Rich gold and silver mines have been covered in Alaska. Captain Hall's Arctic expedition has heard from in Greenland on March Ist. Congress is considering a resolutioi withdrawing the claims for indirect dan from the consideration of the Geneva i nal. The Senate Postal Committee report* favour of subsidising the Australian si ship line to the extent of 500,000 dolli year.