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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 95, 24 April 1871, Page 2

Mr. Augarde's Mining Report is unavoidably held over until to-morrow. ; Resident Magistrate's Court. — Benjamin : Harris, late Steward of .■ the G-otlieuburg. was charged, with unlawfully and indecently assaulting Elizabeth Carolioe Cochrane, a girl under twelve years of age, on the voyage, from Melbourne to Greymouth. Mr. Fell defended the prisoner who was committed for trial. The Provincial Council. — , The, Twen'ty-flrst Session of the Nelson 'Pro- 1 vincial Council, opens to-morrow, when the Superintendent will deliver his usual address at,-oue o'clock, The members have been mustering from, various P ar ts for the last two or three days, and the remainder of the West Coast, .representatives are expected in the next 1 ktearaer. „ , „ , J "The Fighi ll( ,.in,, ; ])ame Europa's ! School. " — Under this title an exceedingly jclever-lijbtle. pamphlet,; writ|en i-tj is saidybyj 'tHe Dean of Winchester, was recently published dii- England', < and ; '*wia ; s' Copied l into .etna of our loQaL^ournajSi-nirSeveval replies have since made their appearance, two of

which, we propose to publish. One of these " Johajustified, or There are always two sides -to'' every question, " appears in ■to-day's- issue; and the' other, entitled " John's Governor visits Dame Europa's School" we shall give in three parts commencing to-morrow.