Arrival of the 'Frisco Mail

Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 114, 2 April 1889, Page 3

Arrival of the 'Frisco Mail

GENERAL SUMMARY.

(PER UNITED PKESB ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, March 30. Countess Larish was sentenced to perpetual exile from Bavaria for the part she had taken in events leading to the death of the Grown Prince Rudolph of Austria. Letters at New York, dated March 6th from Congo, say that Stanley, the explorer, had started to regain Emm Pasha, and would not return by way of Congo. He had suffered treachery in the hands of : 7 Tippo Tib, whose chief object was to pick ■ z . tup Slaves. ■:. . vEx-B3ng Milan will shortly start on a Jong tour. The Austrian Cabinet fears that Sing Milan's abdication will result < - : in, a Russian ascendancy. The private ; t ...debts of the throneless King amount to

2 i GGO,OOO florins. . Mr Parnell says he feels bound to care fox. the four children Pigott left. " O'Donovan Rossa has sued Cassidy, of

•„' the New York Catholic News, tor criminal ~ libel. Cassidy called Kossa a traitor to Ireland , A Chinaman was arrested for debauching 25 white girls at Milwaulrie, Wisconsin. !■:■

. The Philadelphia wool men have sent a letter to the new Secretary of the Treasury, Mr Winsdom, asking him to make rulings to prevent scoured wool being imported under the name of *' waste," that lie will confirm 60 per cent, duty on wool tops; and that he will classify so called worsted cloths as woollens.

It has been discovered that a bloody vendetta prevails among the Sicilian colony in New Orleans, La. There are several thousands of these people in that «ityj -and the' fend, of which there have been <«nsuay victims, was brought from