ADDITIONAL MAIL NEWS.

Evening Star, Issue 4061, 2 March 1876, Page 2

ADDITIONAL MAIL NEWS.

The "^Clifb’hW''■ rdecided todeclm* the challenge from the Bow* ing Association of the AmencanXJbllfiges.' The . consideration of an invitation from Philatake^rartJn .the was postponed tdl after the Oxford anoUnmbridge race, when an effopt ;, *ftll , B«s made to get ajx oarsm n to visit the United. States, hut on thajr own sbritatives of the universities. .f v-I*-, 1 . v.* ■; /i A collisionbetwtoir# See tch a mineral trtfh on the GreSt Northern IBftlhvky;'' l ' ■near : Huntingdon- killed . two pergons wounded several; j?- Before ,tk« . liadish a pephe w of Giil-v .7 cowar of Btobfo, awU cW,l|hant ;td thb'ihtoile,/ i P a ® been Sialttida •■? IfeS, Imlahd i£s 'Mued' a ’*•* > of ??^“sb«idjDpw»u,'',,; 1 ;';' ~ A:BerliOfdegrati' safa Jthftt ibe Eeidhrorc r bas foamed the proposed' clause -lu the penal ;?, ® immigration agevoies by - f °TtSp^ accented the cham^oiwto;QfJiho^ ; " It m fefcren that used akigeaShointb!' l 'moneyb.elopgng_to A«iipus <dieat£SD(t' that" 1 his diibts amount. that the Chamber of. Pen? h\£ tyoM the g“ oroSi ery “‘ St. Ilonm., , It is thought ftat rtimam the f am render ot Count Von Antim from Ata& ’ •underthewttradfttenfrdsty. ' 7 The Oxford Hi >iv ■ r'dty 4iUthoriti« hive -re* Ptofdrsor l Mkx MtditrV ' re ignatxon but tf, a a deputy and divide - the.salary him and Muller, the latter -; being allowed to im'nlerruptdly irtoaecute hhP 1 stu hes of Ind'an literatu*e - y j ohuHloyer L hiw retu«ie4yfe>m Hnpraposihon tabuy-rthb ®whchf.fisheries C tights in N ewfotmiHatidwas -. ■ j VoGreat preparations in « 2.!° - t rownf tne Boiirb nsl : /;■ : ( .-, v , u . , ..f'+.r.i oi a sp.edy erbpdttt irf yeiuvmß are > steadilyilson«Bieg 1 son«Bieg. r ;iAsl 4, he Canadian G<»vt rt*ment. tohe-inforraed giat the-daush iho j>omrnion l?idliajnSthT Bill erectoig a Supreme Court *' Sori.* 7 took^Uc3 » bmaing mdS v. : AME^lo , :^ i i!fEiyß,'' t* a New Yodt (^”» in , trfie0 whichthebodycT the*victiovwS: chopped hke - 4*dl Ss4Sh in f*l ““^orine.toabUTl/ S n 'S^ e » I H y CHmvb, to wSch 4 he sajns . I have known tor Peecher'rjtite •'•* mutely since the, day of hk eSvil in P I- h»Ye been associated .wUhdhim I stciallyand privately, in chu.chimd famiSi anlreligiousmatters,, aud haveheara ' attentive but *wit‘. pnifbntid iriil XJ' has been' snid to’ mo oo.fi J*sj I have fait my heart ' for dear friends who, years before the tnresant ■►.’• Scandal was pnl>li«h.ed, sorrowfully %o j my oounsel, aa they assured me that tlmir paalorand mine had betrayed the sanctity of their houses ; among others the charge 1- ng after presentfd to S hv ' Being row summoned to, spealt. and to speak the £2f’ r he i who \ e t . nothing but - thetrutn,: luolemoly give *t as mg opinion,|m view of .all the te^ 861 ? 6 - tho.Rev.^en^*nuttee, w my deliberate opimon, and 1 ihav be I (Wit «h$KaS, ;without oialice—with no ptber than aSoSS nfaw t 7 d Y<k ay u Uty Imthfully.t j_God,and . mao. to the Chuch, and to tile w rld.’’ Thot hurch resolyed that uh eis Bowen could-' substantiate hiei sta evt. e.ce it would expel Kim f. om its umgrega* r

frjm Lima uuounea, the com- ' pbte dettuotwn of the. town of AbanoalUbk aneaithquaVe on the 4th December. Tbav 1 on 6th no thirty-sfev n‘ earth- ; quakes owytedr Bfevewl wetn veir * severe. The details are meagre, and the extent' of the lues of life is not y t rep irtad. -