THE TORRES STRAITS MAIL.
Eeplying to attacks npon the Government for apathy in Eastern affairs. Mr Under-Secretary Bourke denied that the Government show indifference, and read extracts to show that the state/™M5t? & tnG ' Dai, y " ews ' were > in respects, wrid fables and colored expressions of partisanship. An alarmiug outbreak of small-pox has oocurred at Blackburn. Three streets are quarantined in consequence. Several agrarian outrages have occurred in Ireland.
.^l'" fieT - Arthur Watson, Protestant clergyman or Kiilown, on his return from Kenmare, found his wilts drunk and shot her.
Au unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Prince Gortschakoff, and due to political motives, has been made at Berne by a ynuujf Russian.
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Evening Star, Issue 4242, 30 September 1876, Page 2
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109THE TORRES STRAITS MAIL. Evening Star, Issue 4242, 30 September 1876, Page 2
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