ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH MAIL VIA SUEZ.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1139, 22 March 1872, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH MAIL VIA SUEZ.

ASSASSINATION OF LOED MAYO. THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. -t[per greville's telegraph company, . beuter's agents.] Bluff, March 21. ' The Alhambra has arrived with the English mail via Suez. She 'left Melbourne on the 14th, and transhipped Nek'; Zealand mails and passengers from themail steamer Nubia at Port Philip Heads; ' Sails for Dunedin to-night. ; w The IBumroud, Russiancorvette, arrived on the 14th, ' 74 days from Hong Kong. She carries three six-inch pivot guns./ ■ r Passengers— For jDunedin : /.Captain..;, Marshall, Mrs Marshall, and son, Mr Campbell, MrL. Crawford, Mr M'Lean, Mr and Miss M'Arthur, Mr Marshall. For Lyttelton: Mr JHurstj Mr Bettel, Mr Croft, Mr J.Cracroft VVilson, C.8., ' Mrs Wilson, Mr and Mrs A. Sclanders. For Wellington : Mr D. Irvine, Mr Gibbs, '",' Mr J. Cato, Mr M'Fadzen. : /^ • March 14. ; " The branch steamer Alexandra arrived;, at Glenelg at two o'clock on Wednesday ; morning. Owing to rough weather the ' mails were not landed' till 8.30. The Nubia arrived at the Sound on the < 7th, and sailed for Melbourne at noon on the Bth. Was reported off Otway at noon tO-day.:; ;;.-.- ■.-... . . '■.:■ : :.-,.■ ....- .:\.. ; ;;_.•; : London dates to 26th January, telegraphic to February 20th, Galle dates to 22nd. „.,•. . . ■;■ . ...... .:", ■„.,;:.,:,. No passengers of note. • • v. ffi ' Earl Mayo, Viceroy of India, : has been assassinated on Island. ,. cl The Alabama excitement has abated;' no rupture is apprehended, and a friendly diplomatic solution is hoped for.. .;. -t The Tichborne jcase is unfinished, the Attorney-General addressing the jury. -