BISHOP PATTESON'S MURDER.

Evening Star, Issue 4252, 12 October 1876, Page 2

BISHOP PATTESON'S MURDER.

+3 e i Cross, missionary schooner, hn wi.! hj e reteUs ■«■ tbatthe general report brbS by the clergy comprising the mission is favorafie At most of the missions the natives talncNufcfa terest in the schools, but in SS* *&■ *"** who J^ v « a «eaded school havf SSfan^Trf 11 ? Cross is ltotfSom Iforfolk Island, which she left on tb> 30th ultimo. Since then foul winds and „T J UnuaUy adverse weather have been Txw? J™t The most important event of Southern Croßs waa tho disoovervma^Vl^J^ 6 Mr StiU at TJlawae in 4SSoS found two Santa Cnu natives. bu^W™ P o * of a large canoe which had WWowntotW £?£ Santa Cm, and had been attackedrEVS? ~J£ ™°° i the island. Mr StiU went ov^tert?^n« natlV ? Bot they were stayin*. Atltotto.±Jz2Z? la *V rh ? t * gradually canJeroundVaadUS Em **» £ ut the waSoiToKSf2? a -£ c ?? I * of wWßfirted witt the night before he was SffiuSd | iesays ttat he warned the BisLopTftttc. « to 1 J<ubißu, bnt to come to his Island of 2nm£ri!S.£ by 6neof tte Bishop's tetion, though not the actual The native then alleged ti£ murder was an attack previousbr hv lata? four wounded, and four taken t**l iwffE+SS* °l four Cruz men fcom niC??^ 7 * 1 *? « et <*" men to lectin. S J ew^h?iS Upa 5 I * h0 ??« *° *w£%t2!u hj a 1 * natoves there by this mefcns. but v£t& de « 1 »od on the ground of-being married and S&t PW>bably>lßotlSrww tw2 mn l^L ß^l^ UMie *.*«* WCCeBBfol Visit Of g»o months at Wango, in San ChristodaL Mr ffij»Tn oommeno f* ,9OTk *»* favorably.** 801 l whosSi£^ ttp, .l?v^ et toeMupioeaaf Cue* Taktia,