[Per Robin Hood.]

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 266, 10 November 1874, Page 2

[Per Robin Hood.]

London, Octooer 28. - Count Armin h«s been admitted to hail. , .The Cambridgeshire Stakes-were won. by. Prentice^Chieftain 2, LordGowran 3. Forty.-^! six horses ran. -• . - . y *:..z\ i ■ • - October 26. The Brindisi portion of the Australian ■September mails was delivered yesterday. The bulk of the Sydney letters ate missing,. but are expected via Southampton.^ ■':->!> Paris, October 28. ! Due DeCarnfes, in a speech at Bordeaux, said that: he was specially instructed by President M'Mahon to -watch all circnmstances for the preservation of peace, arid, in. fulfilment of that duty, he would claim the strict observance and loyalty of the Executive r Conventions with other powers. ! /: Singapore, October 26 It is represented that Nana Sahib has been wandering in the North-eastern provinces of Bhotan and Assam and that he crossed over to Bareilly (a district in the North-western provinces) but it is. denied that he went to/ Napaul. A difference of opinion has arisen amongst the medical men as to his age, and the question of identity is causing deep interest. Mr Tressidir, a surgeon, who 'was at Cawnporein 1857, the year in which Nana Sahib perpetrated. his horrible attrocities, fails to recognise him. Other witnesses have been called, including Messrs Mowbray and Thompson. The Maharajah, who arrested him, is convinced that the prisoner ia none other than Nana Sahib. ' "' '*