FR'ISCO MAIL ITEMS.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 19, 27 July 1886, Page 3

FRISCO MAIL ITEMS.

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■ hI Ai)DITIONAL MAIL NEWS, . ' \rßn UNITED PRESS ASPPCIAfION.J ' ' ...-, .'• ■ Auckland, Juli' 24. ' Th^ Reyr, v Hugh Harua, D.D.j^res^ byterian minister at. St. Enoch's Church, Belfast, v preached .a, .sermon 6V the "evening of the " • 13th referring to th^ recent riot; Me. the oath he said :j-." If Gpyerninent thinks Ulster .■williKe easily siibjeeted hy a seditious iPariiament' it has 'signally . failed dn [its estimate of its people. ; The North lhas' effective means of resistance, but She 'tiine hae-ildt isonie> tdempldy thein. 1 huniblest the~ sayen victims |ast /\V T ednisdiay under 'tife' m!urdejK)us 'fire of Morley's militia; ;preis^ntfed;ia^hig ! n^r and nobler type of, •'eharabter/.than, Uqes^Mgi'leyl'^; ! .-\ .';,■ : '•',■, At la^masil ~' r^ m^e't'iijg^yf y . ;Fen!ian8 ■ at New |York; "pn^^ne:,:24j ? , ; o?l)pnovan ;Rbßsa! u^e,ii' ti(ej fpjip^ing language : l<s3£ Tfa)^sn,ffi&Ta.i'Jxel;&n& to be free, ir they imMst "fight/, every: : Englishman whOjgoeslnto \freland. • The ptirposb '«f governing: Should. -"be "slain. •'.:•■ On'©' thousand Itiisniftei^ 'can^ be. got., any day *" tp g§ \j-jifo, ' : the , of London • altd lay thaf city' in'ashes." .. { '■'• Thi Catholic fClfergy of Belfast On ■t1i% .1 ith; cbngratulated their people- on their toatience and forbearance under provoking circumstances, and' urge;d them jt6 - continue to keep the peace. Mrs lJudlgy, tne woman who shot O'Donovan Sbssa in February, 1885, : )iaß b^een sent io : England from the insane asylum at. Auburn. Permission foriiter to go Hpm&Jaad been obtained for some time, but her departure -was delayed for want of means, until an unknown friend^ said to be 1 of social prominence and -ranlc in England, came forward and furnished them.

This season's new -wheat was received in San Francisco on June 8. It is of Australian variety, and 'fine quality, entirely filled, averaging 40 bushels an acre. , •■ The town of Vancouver, • British. Columbia, was totally destroyed By? fire on June 13. Twelve persons were burned to death, and several seriously injured. The loss in property is one msllipn dollars. * R.O. Proctor, the English astronomer, has taken a permanent residence in Missouri. '■■' : - The crop reports from, all parts of « California up to June 18 give promise of an abundant "harvest.

A London cablegram of July Ist. says that a late Berlin despatch stating the determination to stir up renewed difficulties in the Balkan! principalitieshas created much concern in diplomatic • circles. Eussia is ui'ging the' Sulta,n to insist upon ; hie frontier frojltier rights invthteVeveatte- question. 1 Turlcey is alarmed, kytlie 1 ! Russian intarvtentioa in the difficulty -with Prince Alexander :oU'thiß!Bubfe<it, and is disposed jto come to aifriendlyuuderstad- ; ing w^th die Prince. .v^H - '• ii 1 j ; ...rX*!t|e'rs i«c-.}ived in Berlin ' from Sebasiopbl declaT6 thdt. measures are being that t lgayeTjio4doubt of the in- j teatioii of the Rutsiaa Government to embark a large force for'pomfs in the j Bla<ikiSe*/-raA'rM; ■[i-d/ j;'/..-, ./ :\

1 A remarkable article -in $he organ ofj the Premier of Greecey-^rning: the txtpxatvy 'ffilifie ''prepaKjcJ. ffer> 'aa' ou^-' break jof tempest in the' East,- earning BiniulfeTie<)Usly fwitH the above; Reports adds tp the ge.neral'dneasinessl;;