SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAMS.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 379, 16 June 1876, Page 3

SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAMS.

[Tha following appeared in oar tteus cf Saturday last:—]

fFrow our owu correspsadeiA) Dnnedin, Friday, 8 p.m. Telegrams ia town state that a gold-bear-' ing reef has been struck in the Nugget Com' pany'a claim at Queenstown. The Kaitangata Railway will be formally opened on Friday. It is stated that the only business on Thursday will be the formal opening of the House by Commission, for the election of a Speaker—the Vice-Regal speech not being delivered till the following day. At Christchnrch Katehpole, husband and wife, have been committed for arson. The following letters have been published here:— "June sth, 1876. " Sib, —T have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Honor's letter of May 31st. I refrain from remarking upon your letter, as I think it desirable correspondence should bo closed. I should bo sorry to think any of the comments I hare made has been productive " of personal annoyance to yourself, and yi.ti will accept my assurance that they vore nob so designed.—l am, &c., c * J. Vooel. "To the Superintendent of Otago." To which his?Hoaor replied to-day:— "Sir, —In clewing this correspondence, accept my thanks for the courtesy you have displayed in your various letters." . A horrible atrocity has been committed afr Blackburn. Emily Holland, eight years old, was outraged and murdered. Fish, a barber, confessed to committing the crime. A second charge against Stevenson has beon abandoned. The Adelaide. Ministry has resigned. It is leamt l>y the mail that there has been severe rioting at Salonica between the Turka and Christian.?. The affair originated in the apostasy of a Greek girL The French and German Consuls were murdered in the Mosque. Telegrams from Berlin are nnanimona in affirming a pacific character tojfchejconferenca now going on thei o, and the identity of views between, Austria, Germany, and Russia. The Queen has returned io England.