ARRIVAL OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

Evening Star, Issue 4152, 17 June 1876, Page 3

ARRIVAL OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

c Auckland, June 17. The City of San Francisco has arrived. Sheconnected with the Zealandia at Eandavau on the 13th. The latter left San Francisco on the 25th ult.

Passengers : C. Ferguson, W. Crake,, Geo. Crake, Hendle, Manning; third class— RpßSjEliott, Michael Casey. For Wellingcabin: Captain Bower and wife j third class—Mr Burke, wife, and sister. For Lyttelton—second class: Miss M/Adam; For. Port Chalmers—cabin : Rev Father Coleman,. Messrs Craig, William Clous, HalL Cuff. Cargo for Wellington: 1000 caseß of goods; 26 bales hops. For Lyttelton: 2 samples, 25 bales hops; For Port Chalmers: 25 pieces redwood timber, 50 cases salmon, 1 sample. „ A Paris despatch says the snow has seriously damaged the vines in Bordeaux district. No: such, wintry weather has bleu known in Paris as is experienced this season for fifty years.'' The' Levant Herald' reports the plague increasing at Bagdad, where thirty new. ©wes-and ten deaths have occurred.

A despatch from Calcutta reports that the Pnnjaub frontiers quiet and that it is reasonable ,to hope that the disturbances are completely ended. Two of the disaffected clans promised peaceable behaviour in future.

Cholera is raging fearfully in Madaly among a great number of people, who are ! erecting earthworks forthe King of Burmab. It is rumored that the plague has appeared i at Muiskat, and the authorities at Bombay and other Indian ports established stringent quarantine for Teasels coming from Muskal. The ' Reichsanzeger,' of Berlin, states that the investigation at Salonica has not afforded any trustworthy explanation of the real cause of the assassination of the consuls, but it is certain that the murders had no connection, with the alleged forcible conversion of a Christian girl. Sir Edwin and member of has been declared bankrupt. He transacted business in Manchester and elsewhere. His liabilities are Ll, 100,000. The liabilities of W. and A. Faircasc, Liverpool cotton dealers, whose suspension was announced, are over 600,000d01s The barque Caswell arrived at Queenstown in tow of the gunboat Goshawk. The mutineers killed Captain Best,, who belonged to London, arid the second mate and steward, all three of whom were from Glasgow. One of the seamen killed two of the of the mutineers, both of whom were Greeks. Another Greek sailor was badly cut by a carpenter's axe, but he survived and was landed prisoner at Queenstown. Captain Best was shockingly mutilated, and two mates were shot and stabbed. The stieward was shot wnile coming up the. companion ladder. England has dissented from the proposal agreed to by the Northern Continental Powers as to reforms in Turkey. The.Channel fleet is ordered to be in readiness to proceed to the Mediterranean, and two vessels have already been despatched there. Germany has ordered five ironclads to the Mediterranean. Count Andrassey, at the latest date, published a note asserting that the peace of Europe would remain undisturbed.