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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 219, 13 September 1872, Page 2

The; latest, reniedy* for the cure of ills resulting from Nelson misrule has been promulgated' at Keefton. ■ It bad been gravelyv suggested. that, the best thing to do would be to march a body of some - couple of thousand armed miners to Nelson, who should quarter themselves on the inhabitants of that peaceful.city till justice should be done.— Westport Times. The lack of profitable' employment for men of small means in the Reef ton district is driving many to desperate resources. A complete Roper river rush is setting in, though on/what possible'ground it is hard to say, and-a very, large number<of miners are leaving the district to try their fortunes in the. new El Dorado. Amongst them are many of the most valuable class of diggers, men who have saved a few pounds, and could afford to prospect or open up new ground.Distanee^se^uis to lend enchantmentlto the view in this case, and a fair stampede is setting m.— Westport Tithes..'' -'''■ '- \'-**..■'';* ■[[ ',"'/.,' '„ ':.: '■■"" */-r $> RE^Ytp;i.-Mn^rbad-s-i telegram,' referring to the advisability' of a reward for the discovery; of Qbstello's body, was received 'at Reeftodi onf Tbursday, last* 'fromthe Superintendent^ riuttior/ rising' rthe* reward -qf^ the notice/app.eftrjng^in another colamn. OrganiseS efforts to discover the remains, says^Tthe ITeralft,-, are vp.eipg,, under the ; superinljendenc'e W ,'Sem6r-': .'Conßtaj^e'^'j^dl^dP^^bliß' Meredith,} "" of ChirJ^rin^who jare both at^Boatmans'sf CreeKjlgßni^:yrs ;<tbat other search parties are endeavpuri^ • the' : '^f '^ "'■ J