TWO DjsTyS' LATER ENGLISH NEWS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 237, 4 October 1872, Page 2

TWO DjsTyS' LATER ENGLISH NEWS.

''yy yiyiy Auckland, October.4. "-sfh Alexandra^ arrived from SydneyJ thil mojnijog, WiifcEngiish news to Augustllljl » j Thlree Communists have been execuwa air* Falvoy for the massacre of hostages. The forts of Issy and Veuvres are declared useless by the military authorities, jnd orderedobe destroyed. , <j „,-..„ -„*. The Pope is : preparing.'to*separate 'the Armenian Catholics from the Church aDd place them under a ban. The steamer Arat (?) was'sunk in the Hooghly ih collision with tlie P ahd O, Company's steamer "' Khedive. ,i " ,"" . The steamer Atlanta with £150,000 worth Of ■. cotton, was disabled, and drifted on to the coast of Ceylon, when 30 days out from Bombay. Three letters from Dr.,;Livingstpne have been' been received by the Governor of. Bombay. Dr. Wilson and. : Captain White blame the traders from Western India . for their support of tbe African slave traded • \ , ' The Emperor of Germany is. sending 'to King Thakombau some cannon and breechloaders as an acknowledgment of the courtesy shown to the officers of the Nympbe when visiting Lev.uka. The firm . announced as being ( ,ins'6l vent is Gladstone's of London, and not Gladstone's of Liverpool.: The! failure was caused by heavy losses in Indian banks. Some gentlemen propose to make the voyage from Calcutta to EDgland, via the Suez Canal, in a boat 33 feet long. The ship Henry Warrant, from Liverpool, is a" ■ total wreck on the Orissa coast. A Malayan Prince possesses a diamond weighing 365 carats, the largest in the world. Shipping:.-- Arrived : . Cad uceus, . Cel ceno, »nd Margaret Galbraith from New Zealand.^