SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH tPATBK : TUto ovenlag, 9.4(t j 10-mtmm 1 ■f 826 • ; '-^ ! — ' ] StoW: Tfe!B:»TB8lnf, 158; SUH*BIBGtI lo« toMMtnr BKHTQIt&i 7<16 i; ■'' ■■■■■ :;'; ": MOOJTB AGE: Kewmoon.Ktll,47»m.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

_~ ■ ABEITALR ; .-, r ; HTeJentt, brigantine from Lyttelton I C|y«c, schbot er, from WftßKarel Jii ! Hod€a, barque, 830 tons, Christian, from Bnnedln

DEPARTURES.

City of AaeMtto, s a., tsn^sTt Mail) for Kandaru [ Southern Cross, s.s., (of Kapier), Holmes, for Gis borne and Napier Bauntliss, schooner, leiiyl, for Norfolk Island and | Kew Caledonia ■ _ . , ■■',: ... ■■ '~•.-! :';-'. i* '>- ■" :'. -yJ ' ' '•' ''■ ' ->■■•* '*'■ '■ h \

IMPORTS.

V*r Had^a, faMtri "Donediti: H9O bags oata,? G 6 W. Binney; 12 hhds. beer, WiDiams and; Co j 150 b»ga:oats» Tonka and 00. i 100 bags' oats, J. fteift ; SO bags balfe, Ehrenfried! Brothers; 140 bags wlieat, 18dp,ojita, pirdjer;; 20 sacks oatmeal, Trmks and Cot | 40"Ifefia: oaimeal, 14^0 basi flour, 760 Sacks flour, G. W. Biativf ; 200' sacks bran, 160 feags flttur, I 120 sacka do, 50 do. catmeal, Townshend .JB^tbeya» 260 aa'dka flour, €k« W/Binney^; 10 sacks oatmeal, Barnett and Levy ; 114 hbcJs. ale, J. C. Morrin; 10 kilderkins ale, Jaa. Eeid; 1 case, D. L. MurdocK; 30f>1>ag8 flour, 141 sacks do t , order; 100 bags potatoes, . 12 osisea preserved Jnealj,, 4 casks beef, §0 bags bramlordferj 830Backs^heat; 101 do. barley, G. W. Binney.-yGy Bicmey,-agent. Per Helena, from Lyttelton": 5 tanks malt, 240 sacks wheat, 174 do bran, 20 do JBour, 260 bags flour, 90 aacks sharps, 30 kega butter, 533 sacks potatoes, 112 aacka oats, 168 Mmc ehaeaea, 1 case meats, 4' cases baoon, 35 cases cb^rie, order.—G. W, Owen, agent,

EXPORTS.

Per kaiaVQueen fcr Newcastle :—17,000 feet sawn kauri timber, 28,000 feet rough hewn timber.—Mis^fcirj agehfe .(•;:.;,.:; -/■ rThe.schooner Amarajith M'loading' at Kai ':pamj|or|rai3aß«kiH-" ' .• ' •••-/■ >■:* % r t S '; The ketjsh Wild^nck is expected at Kai- with a load of ioals for Captain €aaey frokn Greytooulh. ■ The i%ac)&er Chatyidls sailed■•'fcom Lyt telton dn j;Wr6thforthe Waifeato with 1300 sacks of wh«*^'3oo »aals^J<»at*r/ consigned to Robert Lamb, ITpaWlS'W^ih.ia^,^,.,, ~.;■ . ■■, • The bri^iiM^r';ilel«Ha'>rriv'ed '■from Lyt teKon. l^st #ight. • *S|ie rf:|eJft Lytteltoß,,o|»:»the 29th Jane,' 'mS. reached' fthe East Cape on Friday. : SiJ^i'ldtd-liffhti'^iSiWeiwinds first part oi ptstoge, 1 ftnd westerly winds with taic^: w^afhe? la»t four days, s 3he brinp a cargo,of Southern;produoeas perjimptorte;? It was stated inadvertently laat night that the cargo of the Woodville was consigned to It ,2Uiocol. ■■■ It should have read "to Mr Ji w. Waller." ■ t ' ' The barque Hadda, 334itons, arrived from Biinedin this mprning.* Captain Christian gives us the following report of his passage : —Left DunVo% Snaflay week,* the 28th ult. Had, ,mQ4e?^t<!ly,fai*;, "w*&§s, .l°fl-fel l*f**;.^W* ■" ":i to_tlie Esst Cape. JProm'tKenceaghineM;, C whmls wjtiithick weather to janß|vali. The; Hadda brings'a full cargo of grain and other j Southern produce consigned to Mr G,. Wi j BSiiaey. . >T3^ . -■ ; -. -M . : \ M~ Tb« schooner M©lainie, from Eaipara,; ar rived at Wellington on the 4th insfc, \Th«T6h%Eoopa«ell, hiving taken to Mefj ballaat, hauled away from her berth easly thia noßittl;' alntt ■aHeho#M"'Si"thie;streani preparatory to taking her deparwre. The barque William .Gifford is about dear of all the: cargo ;she brought for this port. The last of it w3B be Janaed-this morning. She takes the balance (one-half) of her original freight to Auckland.-a- Qtago Times, July,3. 'j 'i '" r -■: ' ■'■■: - D ,:J - ;,. d . , We Are pleased to hear from Captain Farquhar, the master of the Star of the : South, that that steamer is nearly certain of ;>. obtaining a full cargo for Fiji from the various Now- Zaalancl ,poTss«he JW^B' •*• Canterbury alone contributes 80 toffie. The Star makes but a short. stay*iwtfe/'J's^ }sW&*'» to leave for the North this eyening,— 'Ofytyo IFivhss) July 3. ' r , *" Captain Bishop, so well; known as the master of the Halcione, is to receive com mand of a fine new ahip which Wil Be ready in August. She is building at the yards of Meiers Hfill «odi.Ckr.w' oi' AlMr^eenvHuuk ,fa; reported to fee » splpnd|<| aodel. She is te be called the Waoinwrai, and will trade to New Zealand. AnoSiirliew' ship is building by the same firm, fe be called tbs New Zea lander. ~The command 01-.he? T willbe.given to (^apiisln^Lew^-^rme^ly.'.ibf the'ships Queen Bee' 'w&y"Mas*^6<^^'Welli<iigiori . 2%»^,^u^y.j3. t .~i y-I a * :i .? 4it "((.: Tho s.s. Southern Cross (we mean the new Southern Cross which arrived from England some time back and is commanded by Capt. HblmeHiUoti the little abiiuner a£ ihat aSriie? trading to Tauranga and Mercury Bay undew ". command of Captain"Seflsirß) left for Gisborne «nd Napier last night with a full general cargo and ■ the following -■•^passengers S— Bachelder/a Troupe (four,), Mr. |lobßon f the ■ I^k; iiitr! <GMdi|h.^'-lfi.r''' Adaihs,; O*Bearne. ... , The'sls;' City ol AaWfae, Capita 7. W." Brown, left for KandaTft^wifih*the. English r^ail via S,m Fracciaoo * early thl?- roorbing! She took the foil owing passengers for Sao Francisco ;— Messrs Coleman, Clifford, Trufclove, Bridge, 'Lawsbn, McLaren, Gr. V. P Stewart, i ; *r. Kj Walker, Captain |Marshafl,| Join, Mary, and James Mirabatt, Henfy| " Uornville, W. M, Douglas, ■W;'si»htt*»:'"w^.i Sackville, W. , Burton,, Mrs. Mary Burton, f Misses V&tteraUiSf, Mt^iCbx&sey, Mr H. Wilson. The barque James Wishart has been phteed *!ongaide«io wharfl«(tae''feerth..v,ae»ted by the Koopxrell. The barque Natal Queen has tlearetf for J! owcasfte with h bsttgo of tinifeor. SKe % SSes the following passengers :— Mr and Mrs John. Thompson and Infant, Peter Smith, The dchocnei' Golden Xfllenaicieared out for Uuseell in ballast.

COMMERCIAL.

f!r-i'!ffil'WCKß, C'or.lfH!C!TKJ> BY AUGCJU.KD . .«. ".A■'*- *■';•: •I»'«'V-»f:^>.'T118- d. I. , , Eattcr,j«T >b. 1 9 I i'l Pni*B,T)*iK. % ' «*■* 0 Cheese (new) 0 6-xP £} Gee»», each 3 «—4 6 Egga, per doz. 1 o^2 01TdHcew* .. t 6—B 9 Larri, wr 1b 0 6—o 0 jCe,nt?rbnrjrßacon & Hams Fowia each 0 lk-Sf ;«V (baiis) :.. 0 »- 10 Canter. Cheese, 6—o B*j Auckland. 0 6—o 9 Hums, 10d to 13d per Ib. „ ,vl^ <-,, 1; i sift';r >fM ; !»#*» PB*rt*,. . U 5 '"^j •*J. «""8. a.;""' & did.,' a MSUc, per sjt, 0 o—o 6fßnck«p^r (M Q Buttor (HtwV^ 3 0-2,8 a*em>«fcfa fi- 0-^d-0 EgmperSo* a■; o^B -, 0, Bawm, petite Q *^*4ft* * iSwla, pair.. 8 6-5 0 Bftlt,Ri#NE,,,. , iO-l 8 Beef.iffflfihi'-'O <P-O^JPork/p«rH>. 0 6-0 7 Mutton ...» 0 *w0 fifVeal,, .. , 0 6-Q 6 BKBAWTUFFS. ;-; r! ,fj |) '■"jjfcoitßJ.i (>•"> -1 ;l I | •a;' ; m t {tiriioi*)-*^* *• i.: ■*{ «i Sis Mrt!eri3'Pric«, pfirt:>n—fcitrjuMiiy.. .. *. .. *ifl Sinfl,Mour~liou»eliold , .„ ... ,*> -, ■>*<»%* : j^m^^mm:'■'.;::■:,. .;v «. ..;>•' :Ux ■ Omterbniy ; J.. v,/... .:■. . J. -■*:..*■.._JSatoi&, Secondflfc Jtie. fllut4w,"»JSe - ' -* ' .' l&kisra*Price,per lb ..-•;-•■-« .. '~ «•:.•« M.. Bkast, lg 9d«*f 6sw^^ Q. !S 31 H ..'(>■ " ■■

BISCUIT. - '13tf)!it*lscuft;-ii6rlOOlb, ..' .. .^JBttatt 9&r MAIZIS, OA.TS, POTA.TOBS, ET(i ..''."• ;, wHOLESAi<:!f» : ;■ ■■ ■. Mak«, 6s Piimo: Spttusy ' '. : . . ~. ~ Oats, 6s to 6s fld per bushel Potatoes, M; Hobirtown, £7 fit Hay, M to £7 10a per ton. Straw, £ 3 to £?, Ids per ton- -„. Chaff, £610* to £710»perton. ::"■-•;,■.:.;■.;:;: ■.;^!~«;> '«•*-• Onions, scarce, 2jd to 3Jd lb : "■■. vpiacAjtb. ■ ■■ '.;,,- t Malm, per bushel, 6s 6d i Oata, CsperbuiiheL > I ; Potatoes, «&M to 7s 63 per curt * *' [ Hay, cwt., 7s 6cl. Straw,"4fltoßspercwi. ■ ■' '■ , . f:\ Chaff, 7s to. 8s tier ewt. .■>:','!/• __ KA.UEI QtTM AlO) M^X MARKKA I --|i ,; rf tfgg 'tmoiftat *0 ttf» ■ prios*. :■ 4n • • .the-:;AwcWaafl j market:— ■ *'.."?< ■ " ■■" Gym—"Well scraped, best quality .. ... £26 to £27 ■* Orainarj goTte .... .... ...,£26 to £26 1 ftASt^-finest quality '.'. '.. .. '.., ~ £18 to £20 1 Second ditto .. ~ .. ~ ~ ,» £Wt0.«14 -Stow-:irvv :.....'.. ...."".. £7 to £8 ; BUlißllfO M[AT]pUAXS. j TittfiHK. —Boards and scantling, 100 ft, 9s to 15s; at mills. Us (id ; planed, tongued, and grooved, 11 6dt018563 h'^rJL 1 Kew! ■iJhf&fad pjillnga, fi-£eet, 10s ; 6-feet, 13a*-ti tfee Mia, £210« to £3 per 100; puriri pos< s, £5 perilOO;; shingles, 8s to 15s per 1000; BoDart Town palings Btt., 17s; 6ft., 18s ; Hobartown rails, 76s „ | COAL AND FIKEWOOD MAEKET. Com.—Newcastle, on Wharf, 465; delivered, SOspertoiv ■;■' y_\ a .}■• xt:j\- ■■-■'■■.':• 0 ■>'!' FiiiKWOeD.—XTncut, 15a per ton, cleUvered cut, V?u per ton, delivered.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING

Business done this day:— Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, £17 15s. National Bank—Sellers, 763. South British Insurance — Buyers, 49a j sellers, 52a 6<L National Insurance—Buyers, 29a : aellers, 30a. ~, Standard-Sellers, 13a. Fiji Bank—Buyers, 55s ; sellers, 60s. Golden Calf (double)— Buyers, 11s. , Inverness-—Seller?, 3s 6d. Old Whau^-Buyers, 60s ; sellers, 655. Union Beach—Sellers, 16a. Pride of Tokatea—Buyers, 2a ; sellers 2a 3d. Bed Queen—2a 3d ; buyei-a; 2a ■ sellers, 2a 6d. ..■ *:' "7 „ \'\ • Buby— Sellers, 4s 6d + '■~]' \, '■, '■.-. ■ / ,:■;"« gf' CSiy of libndon, 30s 6d j buyera* 30s j sel lers, 325. Crown Prince, 24a 6d. Black Anfeel-Sellers, 13a. Bright SmiJe*-Buyerß, 92e 6d. Thames Gas—3ss fid. Union Sash and Door—Buyers, £9 10s. Manukau—Sellera, £10 ips. Albion (first issue)—Bss. Caledonian—£9 7a 6d j buyers, £9 7s 6d ; sellers, £9 12js 6d. qty of York-Sellers, JOs 3d, , >~ .„,;./. *JlQuaro!of'Ma:y—Buyers,' 10s 6d ■■; sellers, Ha 3d. ..,. ~,,. ..„ , ;,,. : ,., :,-, ~,, Cure— l§k, 17s 6d j buyers, l7aj sellers, ,17s:9d. ' ' ': _: .■;

I OHIXV POST-OFfIGB, AMmvSm&t 1' Majxb vm. Ctosa as UHrdsmj- ~«*ssik For Thames, tomorrow, at 10 SO KfeMraKFoTBO p.m. '•»!«^WHIjsBuTfpFBK OTaS, K«moiTO*r;'i«g3o-a.-m. ' For Glsborne, per Kover, to-morrow, at jjL*.nvv . For Mangapal, Wangarci, &c,, per €IycTe,'cn watur-i ---■ daypext, at Spin. / •,. , , __^ ■■ '~ * Tauranga, per Souther^. Crow, on Saturday next, at 1 p.m. . *tM*y*iJ •*»■** . . ~ I Mot Taranaki, Southern province. Viotorl», Bonto Australia, and Tasmania, per Phrfebe, on Saturday nest, at fi p.m. For Russell, Wangaroa, and Mongonul, per Eowenaj on Monday next, at 4 p.m. i (Signed) aB. Bum, Chief FoitmartMf. |

BIRTH.

JoßNSTOtr—JulySth, atst <--eorg»s nay ttoaa, rare nell, Mrs David Johnston of a son.

DEATHS.

Taylor —On July 8. J»hn Henry, eldest son of John| and Charlotte Taylor ; aged 8 years. i The funeral will leave his pai enW residence, Gun-t dry-street, Newton, at S p.m., to-morrow. July 10th, Friends please accept this Invitation j Lark in—On July 8, James Thomas, eldest son of t James and Kate Lurkin ; aged- four years. The funeral will leave their residence, TTnion | street, on Friday at three o'clock. Friends please i accept this invitation.

The Evening Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News and the Morning News

THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1874.

For tee cause that lacks assistance, For the wrong that needs resistance. For the future in the distance, And «>« good that we can do

Tub Cross lias a sub-leader this morning on the " desirability of running a train from Auckland to Onehunga so as to accommo date passengers about to proceed by any steamer." We do not question the propriety of this, but we do the puppyism that origi nated the paragraph. It appears that Mr Luckie and "*Mr Warwick Weston missed the proper train that would have "accom modated" them like other passengers of less pretentiousness, and which left the station at eleven o'clock, and in consequence of thiß they were obliged to go in the 'bus. If people that have plenty of idle time on their bauds*} will from force of habit* go loafing about when the railway whistle sounds it cannot be expected that the whole conduct of the railway service shall be renverse to suit their idle pro clivities even though they should have the privilege of kissing the toe of Julius. ' With reference to the suiting of trainp-and I steamers it might, indeed be urged i steamers might quit£*as readily make their houMHsuit the trains as the trains could be altered in their running to suit the steamers. In nwst cases this i^Kpite true ; but when, as oi^he occasion in question, the train suited the steamer very sell we have not the smallest sympathy s^ndolent people '■ who^Tjcgin gathering up their linen and jafcuff ing it into th^jr bags wfcpn the whittle is soamling. Horn dare the Cross insult the ; peopjta with su|§ an inhibition of cadishness We shall not bifr anrpmed to see it made a question in WieP&ouse whether the railway ! service, like-"pie telegraph service, should not '"'be madfi/traflßrvieiic for the re warding of lickspittlis'm, and whetheir any hanfwr-on to *4he 'skirts of Htfr Vogel shomeVt. haV-e t!t|aN prMlegg of anob binpL Jt over -the railway officials. We are a! course aware how difficult jt£ mast c for those who hive nfll£r seen a railway be foref or travelled faster than in a one^prse "shay," to realfe the rail#ay flotations of pundfhalitrp and£go, stp.& we caifripioture to oursiulvea the narnJßg indtgnatieia of those two Ttross people—very crags' indeed—at the indignity of bang Jgft behindP We are , sure that as they lolled hack in the^'jbus '■andfljried to d 2 the grandiose ffuntdwßrd oircumstai cc, '^JC'll tell it all to Togel; he'll |brinfj£Sthe a to<3he H|ht-abont,*;an<?. ££'11 ;g*t somebldy tfgwriite.it irAhe pSper," must have been balst to .their wountred spirits. Confound such mobl-feSy, ssf we.. Let p£es>le that would ridep railways remember"that trains* like tim Sand tide, wait for no man, not even for inch orfnl swellib as •* the' Director " and CTe^Editor of the oross. ■ Wfa|»ave recced frathe* lengthy Jetter fromacorrespond*ntsifnmeyC.C.',"bni'Aßit appears partly and partly lor publica tion^ _we withheld fi£3 I^sides, vlifle it manifests the benevolent and praiseworthy desirea. of the mtar, it do*6 not, we think, jplace^ a nracw^a? q&d realisable form the consummation ffesirea by writer, Quad jby multitudes owothera—namely, an effeotive Bchesae for the refqflgjiati<Jn of the fallen. ■We kite also of opiniornthat the ends contem plated can be better compassed by other meana^ than through £he publicity and con troversy of the newspaper column. Wetwrald ; jrecon^faend our. correspondent to place him jself ui^communicatidujrith those in the city ■who We known to befisborers in this spoclal fieldmusefulness. ■.■ :. ■'■"■:.;., ; p>h i The following has been sent us for publica tion :—To the Edit-wr s Sir,—-"Two of the Worst characters in Auckland at present are 3 ohn Skerry, who taw been convicted over a lozen times to Mount Eden, and Billy White, i seaman of the Eooparel!, who is only ont of Mount Eden. They attacked a widow woman's house on Saturday night, and as the \dOot would not ba opened for thorn they broke it open. The police "being sent for. came, and the said two men beat and abused ;hem, also kicked the second party in the !ace who came for assistance. We see the ieoision of our very lenial J.P.s that tried ;hem was only a small fine or a ahoirt impri lonment. It should be time the quiet and industrial class should be protected from i racb. ruffianly conduct, and that the Gov srnment should be directed to Mch ohar icters for the future. —Yours, etc., A 'r ~.- '"'• : ~ ■;■. ", • -.■■'. ' ■■. ./. About £700 worth of goods, only partially i iamaged, have been recovered from th«S store pi MrG. W, Owen. j A correspondent would call the attention M the Harbour Board to the necessity of greeting a lamp at the wharf at line North Shore. Visitors to and residents at the Sorth Shore run i;he risk of meeting with icoidents at the wharf on a dark night, as vas the case on Saturday evening last on She occasion of Mrs Mitchell's concert at ;Hall.' '■;'. "''/,:■■'■■■'■■ ::■ ■ '■/'■■ . !■,'■''■■:■ ■'l."-i I Yesterday being .the first anniversary of |he opening of the Grat'ton Road Public School, conducted by Mr. J. Martin, Rewards for excellence in model drawing fjwere/gwen by Mjv to:; all ' the pupils who had obtained a given num ber of marks. The model drawing was from a bet of blocks deeigned by the I Waster, and since adopted by the Board ©f i Education, and introduced into all the public pohools in the province. The following youths received a box of water-colora as a aabstantial token of their success:—Masters JW, B. Ewen, T. H. ElUs, T. E. Wayte, John phambers, A- Stone, A. S l. Moginie, L. p'Brien, and T. B. Worfolk. The sohool ppened with 15 pupils, and the number at present on the, roll is 2SO, with an average f f 180. I A panorama of ihe Arctic Regions and descriptive lecture will 3be given- in the Newton Oongrejgational Sunday School to ga orow evening at half-pact seven o'clock.

M>ur London correspondent J?*? 8' You will probably have noticed the^mw riage of the Duke of Edinburgh's. •a«ga>,, -■^ipMff'A: B. Haig, R.E., with the Hdn ißMonfc Tl^BySiseeail^eßedeKgßtfftny oß f™ ™£ nd talking of. marriages »«n»~*,™,, i that that exceeai^ryelwble young baoheK»r. the new incumbent of St.Matthew's Church, Auoklaad. hits been and,., gone.W *°?J i*. Ifwas on the 7th of last month that hej went and joined himself in the bonds oi matrimony with a Miss Oostake, of Wa™f-j worthi• I ata really very riorry i<* the; Wf ladies of Auckland; beCft««e I had thought^ that in Mr Haa ß ard, alias .Mr Short, tbey ; would b,*ve fousttd, as, the i?# b?*jPn?H^'; '^a?pod! husband, s sincere friend, a»,f« 61"i lent p&stor.", The.flr^ theyhaveundoubteoiy] lost; worse luck! ' \ ■ (jfjif; A Paris letter gives globttf i«Sc*tote ®f JJ 6! situation there. It, says fee spirit of tbe Commune is verj^ Mr ft*om being crushed. The .same men are once more organising for another attempt just- as they did before in 1848 and in 1871. Societies of .worwnst men are formed jn each arroi!iclise(ettSs«t «der the \ direction of a Districili Commander, who takes his orders from th 6 Central Cemmander. The next step lobe takenfte to «i» men by making them 'share in all fcne dangers and . benefits/ and !by t!ie element of ' flecrecy, alwayß attractive J:Q the uneducated mem ber of society who have to work.^ Ihey are privately taxed, Md one-half 4be.pro ceeds is added, to asiiqkingfu^reß6"6l*, for a war br,-4e;et. The rest goes to aid those out of work in distress; Just before the war mafctertrfiad reached a stag© vfom *«W find them to<day, and Creudot (?) was selected as the best point for beginning the strikes. Certainly the present government awn come to an end one day or other, ond the belief is tb^t tt v »pm,i^,liwifi.^»j^ifllicnPyea the Intefliatieimla an opportunity for Baying that it will be succeeded by another Com mune. "T^e^xford Troupe leave t&morroyr tot CoW)fflailafel; under engagement to play a short season,,,.^Ttev't^^W^/' ■ bas . .been strenafchened by the addition of the * Bone im Boy/ and now forms » varied a«*a<itiy< performanoe.' Mr. Seymour is the pianist and: agent. ''~ . . ■ ■ ||We find the jfollowipg in th« Melbou^n«| £g e . __**« Som«f;. cons»jii*tMm ' <nf»* ™*Z$ been caused by a tetegrani which had been, forwarded f|OJ», Melbourne to the effect that at tie examina tion meeting 'at AuekJ^taVso! ■■*• :&**&¥&& Dttmed Georce Thorne ii:was elksfcted that he had failod for a sum tf £6,ND00,000, tbat a colonial bank had maKle advances to the extent of £2.500,000, *nd was ». oiwditor on the estate for the whole ■'a«w»««4'"lj;eafoept •£1,004,500.:, Aa.«Wf'«P« ; l^|*#rJ^'™ en ! made B^in4where. r si tlw S^Jitw* itt *he estate of George Thorne, and Co., (of. Anck land, am only about £52,000^ The! Bank of New South Wales baa a WtiMjm 't3Ws>li»t|te, and is opposing the bankrnpt., t, ■,> m. ---' We beg to ackao^»Jg«) > li^f;|^i^i'>it';^he ; followjyfjiKlditfeiial tmma f©r stS»e ; assistance jo£ M^sKenworthy : J. P. 10«, Dr Konder- ; dine £1. ~«.'-/ v tJ* tJ'"".'- ':" ' '■■ '■---■ A very interesting erif%ue, or ; rather eulogy, of Bey Mr Wgftg wrßtwjf^by Ijijm >Be]f,' appears in thw m«'ia»Jiw^'^W«-..-*»ib.e [way of gospel puffing 'tfci» w'JJjJw best tiling [Of the neaton.. " '*'''' ::.

PARLIAMENTARY.

-1.. ■~ ,!- ;, '.I' ■» i m •„■■■ ■ \(IEOM PUB SPECIAL BJEPgSTHR.iI FINANCIAL S^AT^WENT. !; .M | t-ma^HOtIS^A^OETH CAPE. WELLINGTOIjr, '„, . This day. I There wab in avenge full House, bat no- Ithingoonld'be heard. ■, •■ '}'] : The Speaker said he WouHlay papers on [the table relatiTe to WelHngtpn'a eonipensa stM t&tHtiti&vMicliiMv Moliein^gftve as com*j ipensatiitoter^Bi^gf^ei-MaJaawatu dispute. IMr Gillies, in asking whether the Qbvexn- j Ueijfc^hajp tajken*n3r«tops*oinvßßtigate the ; lohargWttiadti against Judge Chapman, pub- | iHwhod^ine Otago Times of the 22iid -May iasf, fifed parppT^ng be iieiit from Judge Ward to the Pretaier, wanted to know from : the head 6J 'He j Wanted information^^ because-/the question jvas raised in the Provinpial Council of Otago. HSHwed the question tq enable the Governf bt^'mjMP'U.e bo aa to .jf4tffj |»fe p'ebpie;6f Otago; Thoio yrifa,*l'tfofaSi jfeeliiic,of diatrus^ as ,^o. me-Aonesty ox tte depatftin'tent in Otago, and until a full expla nation was made sttch 'diitrost would con jbiaassiT vUw-- <■- ■*■-'>* *>! 'f;!'» 4 st" ' *** hf' Mr Vogel said the GoTernßaeii* hwFt&Kstf no steps to ascertain the correctness of the :aarge against j4dge ©hapmMt. If the tel^- t »m.nd; < ogrreot ;,w& I ■ io»mmeiit?rel^|m«w '"'fn# i/Ir%il' t of- the' ' louse to caU, for theflfj;. ftjus*-•>€ i c ThLMMffi'Vit^' M learasl could hQa^a^dfsigraop to all con serned. a >^-ifc', v :-''i'rHH'rv a/ji.*«>J ■& ~Mr Reyooldfl . gav^ a6, luxk^et,-aJWia't the Three Kings lighthouse^. aikedafoK by Mr )'Neill, but ha'could not be heard. All I could ;ather was that the Kmgs would not >c a favourable: site, biit ihe !Norfeh Cape ' rould, "~ — ' '"'"'. .IBfi&lßeWaii^^ T. L. Shepherd)^ a ( thY :®^bhito jS Jtah, announcing^ his'^nrlvif w. ' Wellmgton. Smilee T©ajried: ,/fund.' -Mf JMice^ (to^fjfetfco nemberf he knew, 'aj|ft?'aßKea;:"wttem-:(iui;^to' rhetfaeT it was- a;breach:; ~aLspAiril*fPi (ttnd whether the Stab's correspondent should bo mraght to the barof the Houije., *' Smiler" tssumes prot'ecffoi W#uwl^S Baa no claim. Mr T&gel said the1 financial sfcaWment WiU ome down in about ten days, and th« <w remment wishes the Provincial Borrowing, }£Bs to be held over fof 'second reading tfll he statement is made. 'The House Og&ei&'W me MdUbn. Mr Wakeneld asked the .nuasber f of the lative populati«>gsk> itetOW1/ ■■w»efea«rni3ie: vk* irease was sufficient to justify ifte mordase of ■epresentatives.™ m^',n'\.^\^,:^l, " Mr Vogel WW'wriaiiMticls »f the prlnterti. "* Mr Sbippj»erd|.wanted|tof4n|yoduc©ja bffi to imend che Otago Waste Lands Ack, 1872, phich the SpMklrrof tH 'PfbWnoial Counoil )t«gar said was impertment interference (or ojaething tantamount), as a BUI was beigg 1 ueparedlor tha^^nrjjp^ by, Provine^. Jecretary. .. ,'„ ■', .' ~.,'•«" Mr Shepherd MidtekaeiTßc^ sesaioniwould >c shorts The Mv was jaecessary, and that te Was as; eompetfl^#jfeftjdr^a.||illaathePro rincial B<Mefaar4 *nd Mti Gillies was only .nxioue to manifeßt parental solicitude >ver his political conduct. A aitisten wks u&M o& thel*<&)e& iheßiil. JMywraia:- ■■ "V ;idn the second Bill would assume, and said ;hat there were ; .th^ee B^Ut) before the House ''Mt ye¥affid.;^feftWy^'wi;#^|:isift>.^ey urere talking about. ■ The second Bill would lave to be eoMdeiwr^ b^JtSiilfio^r^fore

Elector Bill, Municipal te*eryw Elec tive Telegraphic Act Amendment< »lUi^°£ Office Sa^gs Banks Amendment m^j, land Loan Act Amtofl^k W>iJ23.. Service Act Amendement Bill* I*.**™" 'SBSSd^ BUI, Wellingte= Government B»iMio«B, J.BQ p.m. j Tn+he Unoer House to-day a wotaonot; I and not by 'c^ 1**10118 SSplyt MrWilliamß^^r I* Works, ?«d ne* Coart %^e AuckJand Stab under the Bp^£&s£) t action of privilege. ParKc^r* to- ; "'■;., ,;...'.',,:. '■.': '--'■__ '''lin!'l!^HS '■ -■ - ■ rper Presa Teleg*?H,in"'Oon>p«Sy'.]. ;: T ■ Mr Reynolds, in reply tp^ O« *f* it had been f oukd that the, Three, Kmgj «M nofe^a suitable site for a hghthou<••, bj^J* th«y would erect one in a mo,.^ ««*»»ff place. ':''';' ' -:-^-,;-~ 1 -.i r^H^ *::f;?i r -

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GRAHAMSTOWN. . .-; : | ~..-. ■> •■■ ■ '•■-: ':■'■ ■■ Thitdiyi The Manukau have 2,235 ozs. I dwt. of melted gold. The loss was «Jy on© per cent.' # ~ ' The Pon.B of Ifreedon started orMjftipifn staff''from the :t^aln.tMo.i>, and is enow ing far ft payable yield. ;*s•j r • •f» The Bird-in-Hand crushing aonturao^ to xßtprdve.'' 9■' '■*■' , ,;fi'^"; "I J The Cure have cut tkrtragli Jf«ef into saos- Btonej be«tttifts co^n^^ut.fot.y^^fned: onrlit -'" ' " ■ .-,'•'■.'. ;.v *_' .' Thefright Smile orttshlngshewafin^ked improvement.'' J' '"'\ .':'". ''"''' '" '■_ Sales wCqre, JBa; 6d, 'life* I8t; W 17s 6d, 17s lOd* 18s 6d > Queen of tka ThwaeS, 7i 3d; B<^aie«fn, guidj TJna, City <# X«&

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■■ , ■ ~.- -COBOMAinHILk-wa^^tA ■ This day/, ! The manager of the Faolfle writes to tK# i JKoJI explaining- tha* f , «t|lv if 8! :• i? 9*5® legally, »nd denying Allen's siatemen* .ttis* i two directors were disqualified. He says ctfreetoi? decided to »s»k« »| oßfl^ P : amotmt in order 4o pay off imalX ontrtandifig ■ liabiHties, leaving £230 balmMio'ptmmte) works, figorpusly. J ~. „,_,-;, *ski!;«iSl»-; ; : Matthews, accused by McQortodak «^rafe£ i fieking in shares, was immediately disoluo^ed: from the mine, and a atunber of hands have , beea reduced in ot^er to ?«*aem tho eipeaae. peilding the receipt of osdL i -The manager of the BismMnk has TOceCved i ins^cia^'fe dM6juißM»;; fcaidtl; 3eii' '" ' ' > , v Union Beach looking wß.'--'« *w» W««#

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The Union Beach bank»£ this inbttiing 113 ok*. 18 d#».'**»&«••* slM* :frtt«n m pound* spgoimons tf«p^|['.«t ( wi« Whakaroa. battery. They Kara about'SO toflif gen»»l stoffVeady for otnsidng:. ■

TAURANGA.

• ■:- *':..;,■■•■■■? Thirdly V , The Southern Crow sailed last ovei»ji(j& with eleven paasengero—Mar Mid Mim .MM* diner, : Miss 'Brw^,£Mw><'6«m«rviU^-lßte<! Hensbaw, Messrs Weloh, Tudhope,, Bed?, Parker, "'Fisher, Mi»|';-%)#mb:jl%'dm^M J also 143 sheep.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

GRAIN VESSELS FOB ATJOK£A!f»v ( . sale of kaue; spaes, (From our own Correspondent.) 1 LYTTELTON, -, - a This day. The barqae & F. and schooner Prince ;|Alfred Witt complete loading and Bail to-day for Auckland. ■ : The i ,^bria.Fa]ir^ r ; : bairq||e-:^o Gtajutde/.anctT achooner Magellan Cloud are' loading foal Auckland. ' " 'irs-"'Vi "JM.KfS "■ ■/' '' ; * The Northampton'o emigramta vfa improv ing. They will be xeltered probably thie week.' I The Paternal Sails fco^nigiifrJN6rffi.:! l T<'^

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WELLINGTON.

TWu day. Fire publicans were fined fire w&ttuftß(*dtoh this morning for selling liquor on Sunday. ; At a sale of kauri spars yesterday the fol lowing prices were realised f-rSSft, by 15iin., £14^158 ; 34ft. by I7iifc, £4 10a j« 54ft. by |sin. r £10; 40ft. by 12in., £6. One spar

PORT CHALMERS.

j A*rhred-* P^^i/brift'ftt^^irafciJ^roa.

LYTTELTON.

| Tha state of the Northam^nVitti^gp^ta *t the quarantine stations at CamT> Bay and . *-*>£*?

OTAHUHU.-PLOUGHING MATCH.

i Thb .New.,. Zealand,, t Ajd^surji tf Swieity ploughing tnatclt took place yesterday mom.* L%g,jM> a padlock Moaging faMtßrnsji. i. ATarge number of spectator* w«re o*ea«rt;'; |...ind worked commenced shortly after ten '■: o'clock. Jjddiel.^Mia&lif.i'lDiin Wallace, Fla^i Bftßh: J. Bollard, Whan; andEL CoMtal>hv ;! W^niEll^^,Sßti# :ft«||«iMiSiajt:' gentlemen were present :—-Messrs Baihbridge, Bent, Claude, . §hipherd, Woodward, and M. Taylor {sed}. f^he ploughing yesterday vaa far superior 1 TO'ftjay of'tnepreMdns'ttfeeUag^. the judges m some oa^ea having a diffiottlsy'in awarding ijhe prbses.; . . r .^4/"'. -V.. i\.,^&» ■■ I Single ploughing (swing; ot whe^^timalL prijse, £5 ; second prizes £3> - > < • fep^ww^wy ••; ?;..;; a, FiMoenokßrowi. „, h..,. Samuel D*vison. ... , '.'.•'■9i AlexanderXttnb :..' J:.. - ..!.' '' .'; 'fc' f, UAltpU ~.. ..,. ,■ ;„„ <>( ,0 James i, iMoGowa X™te'i«»ifes^ii ; ! man ?w. «#* Thomas s Tindall {Mwttra Blown, Cam _ bell and Co.'b ploughman ... ... 0 t-Taylor .., .., . €( ;|M« v' Jl3ai^6^ fe7;tHr H'''^;''^ I • ploaghma,n , •;^, v '^ t '.;. ""/,^K^^Z^izT*^W' William Morris (Mr D/ Shipherd'a ■! ploughman) '" ..." '*,„" a _' J4. ..'. 0 A. Lamb and 3attiuet Pairfeypn competed with swing plougha, |he ro^iMair ;:^|bh Wheel plougha. After the award Tfndall fhe on I*e grbund that hi» Kid *6tcmnpteted hi*|pp s pjgjjgjjr :«H therefore ordered to b» meanttA* .flPhfi rpto ..i^^js-c..jji—^t^ *.i. _'L>-:i

and it S iSard any^ird-olaas pme on «>» occasion. , Opeft only to boy« under X*J™*f f** V Fir ß tpn«e/£3;Be«ondpme £L -^M*^ J*me« Wdlaoe%, 'plowgn- Ther^wlre iwoentrie. to;***1 »"2^l theaeoond,lad.did not pnt in an^ppearanf?. ;,.■ a'a M ',- j ■ftdßD cDisu. ■ " :, *.!vii,! Double or Trebb3.fnrro*, Plongh ; -Firß«| prize, £5 "; second prize, *A ---> ' ploughman) ' •.^.. . •.» .••• *~ •;• ; • J.,, foonicky; (MF y W:,x McltfughWt ) i ploughman) ~..■.,;. £-..;«,■! ••'.:.: ::*:.' (■ ' ExtmpriM'of'jeifor the best ridge. i Nine competed, namely, Tindall, 1*??' 'qajipr, Jjamb. V, Brawn, CsipWl^^ ff°f J!' „ Mr.R.^Wallftce^ plonghman .jCDkvmw)^ ji pri^^nawtJng of a t»i^ of nand«»na bridled, presented by Mr Mo«^, sadcllen New- ; ma»i^.fr-f«a^y^-wa«'aJfco^Waraed a« *xtr*|i prize, coniiißtW of a pailf W baokbanaa pre- Seated-by Mr R. ?• Webater; and,for^: "best finished work an extra P"» rf »"fi* of baekbandß, presented by- Mr .TobnsCa, was, al«ogi*ettto>Mr BuoklandVTttd as an en-j couragement for reiiewed exertion*. . r \ •<-*■• « ■■;'/! "b^aljiiko-" matok. h. !,.■■• fm • ] prize, «3 n se«ond, £3..; thirdl prize, £L. j Length,of,drain, 15yards; depth, S^feet; time,""6 atmas.' ■■'• ■■•''- i;■- • a;| ;i;;'" '*q"' ' . i :• \ Kobert Eippey , ..* -«. ... ... * j John Harper "• •" * 1 Johnßogga ... .-,■■:■. .v -r ■"•»-> •■ »*• .•'"",. ,f bis. worki w«b well potformad, and gave great satisfaction to the judges. -: ; : ■■ jf-" "It is 4 noteworthy fact that the tir*t ppU m~- ploniliinc was taken, witK > mannfaitured by Mr. James Wallace, whose pkragba flgnred largely yest«fd#. ij^ ■■ In *Ye eT^#g * dianjWiiWM.- fin. ** Jjpgera' Criterion hotel, whi«it'wi» serve* *p by mine ho*t in his aeual excellanfww. The obajy W«flr occupied bj'Mr ¥:H- Clanp«| anl ihe' vice by Mr F. R. Wyn^afd, ■WS,, usual"fowß'tt 1 lafii!§-.IW tisfolißd'" Of, <M>. Woodward gaj^f ; <'^e!H^ltfeojEtSte Judges, Which was responded to by Mr Coiwtebky Mr ■■»ol|ird*' and Mri'Jolm Wallace* ip Wallace stated thftt h« hajj b^en present at evury ploughing mateh<lttring.th»laßt tbiirty two years, but had never seen ploughing bo w'ell*»«rfo*m«d^lief6rel ""Mfiß&nl p|©jpo"M i the health of " The Sucoessfnl Competi|»r«." ;Xr Weatney responded, fieveral fottiei' | fcoksts Tfere jpfopo«^dL incJndagj^Th« j»m S Zealand i4gricnlturai«hd kindred societies.

CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

; In the case of Heremaifl Paopn, ehur^K^t ! wfiib- the njanalau^hter ci t^mo%i »ftwr sie*ir#j ing the whole of the evidence th# faitf-'to-'] Jtonied a^Mjdic^of gßilty^w^oaipniibid with j I; TimHSfert Beh%encei[ tli t»^i&e jy ears penajha^rvi^ud^ _ i: .,. .

THIS DAY.

[Before J^-ty'^i4BWte &*•»! , \ ' Chief Jnatbef: : His Honor took Mb seat at ten o'clock. , , | Joha Pauooo and J«une# Bobbins were I ttfMigned cpon " wfth the wilful murder of William Wright o|ij&e\)e*eining t bf the first of July. .The prisoner* pleaded not guilty. -£;T I iMs-Bwokfisld appeared ©»;^joartbf tlte 15 Or&wn for the prosecution, and M* Iteen for ';^li aaiflaif^ #Bh^ait ; jf^m^f,"^l\.ll»e request of his Honor the Chief Justice. " Mr Brookneld opened the case. Lacy Maria Nield, a married woman, de- Ip^ied » I reside in VPJ^er Qp«*n«Btreofc. .:.'.'& kaow the houa* occupied by a Maori woman named Catherine. I was there on the Ist of held *t the Hospital on the 4th inntant. I 'tibeafttofaMKad MoogakMMl theitody of the man;* joaKedßilL He was at Catharine'*'riKsSltl*1 i«id>9ft^wheii][»rt»titoth«iiofciiß»,, H^wif there when the prisoner came. About half-pad; firo^'d^k***^^ but not very jfcpjls A that) tjfcne the pri soners came in with &no,th,er man, rbonhmaa The deceased fe^^id a Hhj|ling^ worth. o£ beer. Dobbin's gave 15ym, t^e. n^qnoy., "A* brought the beer. The toshniui left at a mta«ippioy!X^6attelibl wca then lying insen- Inbly dwHik^ttJieT^. jfi^-tbe.doori shul. Both the prisoner's tried te force themselves inUmhit jfoom.; /-Tlay: bad been (irinkiiig,; buticnew perfsetly well what they were abeut. ?ill tried to posh them away,?- hftff jdid not strike either ol them. The priaomiirj Psscoe thenstTßck Bill vK«Jea%?btoth«face, when he fell. Pascoe then oommenced kick ing- him where-he Ml. H« then got told of the back door to eteadj hiinpelf, and began stamping on WH^htfi face.' sHe had hia ' jootfjni,'' W^ght n«y<»r efoke iiffer he was knocked dowxu JPailooet «bntuiued to ;nmp on the man's head for about ivrighii s Do3y to Bhiejyi'-Jiiiio < )'n3Elo^lulj^,(ra.eiiS' i itefficka»e voft^the hesd irith his cienohed ~stis\ : le then feontintt^ kiiAinfid^iis^l^w^tr ' i ay^ni^|^wililft^a»eoe v kept ■en 'kicking ''the : Qan'e heiwi. I soreamedl, and ft Maori named Kia&ori cime to "my assistance. ■16 wets darkf py this time. The only ■persona in the, house* beside mfr fan*th^ p^sonewh^re%itlferin«, who was drnak^^^fitMifln^vaAd an old : kfaori insensibly drunk iari anottiwr Vhen Wright was lying helpisa*, and the jdoking haA'^^fl^pA^p^imitß rushed 1 I ordered them (ul Buf Mey leould not-go. Eingori abo i «ked them. : Sevil»Qa jaaked 4ae a amtch, i^nFiNWft »j»Vj kmsom, -with .wluoa ,he struck i f a, .itghtt - ■Einfpiii! i&en > -wwieat:: if or " a donatable, while she remained in the house ' :«eTpriaJner^ pifeaentty -bame-flirt^ Oiikeri * ] cte'B ro©m and lilted WrigW on to a 1 prm !frs< v *ebliidttg 1>';|)oeMoB. JI aafcett iheprieonerß to get1 Bftiib water iind wash ESSW^^^>j,.PM<»!Lg^ »'>lttckftfej,^ wajbenfroav jbtta ,weU» i wßeb. he jHwew over deceased. Bobbins stood by wiffiia lifehtsd1 (aoflla. Paseoti then fetohed swrnad luAtt/ftMO. he also threw UeitW^el' <**Bed, who nevef ajidke, bat made §■ f^glinjg noise, Prisoners -went oat, saying thevweretfoinK^or qipr,e dripk, I-followed IMb W'tfS^flUk's- Hejui, but the'ladS *oi*J4Mft*]»rs» them. They then crossed. pSjSj|MSa i SSiN»Yy» .and were served' by fthe landlady with two bottles of beef, iM3£ *^?a t»b^thteiaeir house. I found constable Mareney waabinfe ;the face oi tjje^ebeaßed. 1' RingoM waal afao I 1 resent. Th* aohitdbte asked n*S *ho done .ifti«rd«ediwheiklr«pUed > flftmt'lotoW!" fie 1 fclr«t ?LO^ *$*£ ester tell'the truth about it «ie mauifeai di< it." a Ught on^ke .fronli ro.qni,.Jba^bJlc when j iig, aad I oftiSd'otfeirMiie see TW |£t. lichts f)x>m .Homus's1 boot faotory; I firtt «ned cpfe whenistro&,oa-ib«)litealw< say j.■Kmg»j9 1 ,I^,kuSSTe; depotied: I livi some prow. » remember seeing tho two miao*

Hers in Catherine's bouse on th« right $jfs|jJij Ist met. It was between five nwjl Mm about a blanket when I heard a,crySJ|::''f 1 Mrs NipMJ> When I came up to the wmm 11 -pl^ftinyß**ffl <Stk the Spoxand went uVwraiil I saw the prisoners and the laat witness., Tfajjyj; \ went into Catherine's Tbotni I ttv '^; i)J victim in the hospital,, aad recogtuasfi 4h«, 3'..| bn^yiaa that of tbe man I eajv at Q*s«fij2l\ x\ «nd'who was making a nouje a» $eqjfetej& O before they die. There was a light in tttlMS | f "room "whao. I wentite t^4M^spiifl ' J followed. I folT anthem and|askedf« , M match, when DobiSMjwwM'at |fee-tttaV' *| I tempted to strikejgj^ r^tch A !«>« £-1 Thnre was 'a> good deal of Wood on tU* ipEjl j wnWrVflecteaaedtey- .I.went for a-polwevasjd -i: I louae. f #|i*£«ooßs^JVaß tMa t^msSSKmi box in the Mtebeij,. and the P#HHH&] gone The policeman washafl 'ihea&Wmg&t '.& 1 The prisoners aad Nield *fbenretnnuidictfaj| house with twe; iqa>re botile»,oti|s!w4A'^[/ .^SF'^lomi^ evi(fence as to the oi'iHi^-rrepH^lJM^j WJW*6'-;i^^#n^» iatlrtf ProvincialH^pn£^ #c described the wonnds in th.c fiend jtui* i|j on the*bo4yi ' wsst& kirn as :] camsed by 'kicking. There «ere^y|B^Bi tmret. ih««w J«^, »»* ■«"• P?^MH|n lcK»ae. He satvivsd twenty-six .Mmmji' Jj hia admission, and never laliiei/ ''^WHwij ing Fria*y, the Teenlt of whic^i waainia^i. "g ---dcßcribfil by witness. His opinion piM^BB death wft^.the a heavy failor*l|HH| on tbe head. ' Tbe leceaflcd bad beepkiftitfongJ^^ylo*ll* Eliza McGaun deposed : u-I^am W< riMffln Francis McGann, Therew^* noiise IB the r noose, Ih2t«uit^», '%} not sicisii'laT'. »«-^jere were alyfflaHßr.l :t.-j SStrlg'dow^at 4e 9tbrlbhold ofttiS I inride. H« wa« kSckiiip hands Were resting ttfftK* t<k>r. Tbe'^■Bi prifloner was standing on «*» (*s**"' l4J|^W -s w»e also there. It w«b diwk/jfd If^^Miß see what'Mw^lwP^g **'■ ' feMWKHi J: i saw tbe pri&onere picking npt^|M|Hß !|| ! the spot whore I bad ntief'Pa^l^SjHL Wright wan in tb&'Jwkii tt<MrhatiDg 'Cgmm rine. I dfd notknow mW^'i^ W||^ nndentood he 1 iflfffiH Robert CobJne, » <carteT at |tb.e late in tbo emptef'^Bj -|! Winter, fie had known Wr^nffdr mOT|lJ^*i Bartnolomew Marcney, conefcabla Joti^|M] Armed Constabulary <»f Auokbind, whjibw*^ Mj^«€-|liet'ifiaßß iyifig«MK>VJbox-^^aHH : -l not h*p be fe3 in "flifc-"d^nedatM:'ml .1 found UNtil There wag blooß o«• t!1^: floor and wbpa.. w*"bjn/{ tbe /T nian'B taoa wj^ priw>ne/fc and t*e 'flrtbkefts ifiuld oaa» in. -|1| LfceaTtttooTifbe n«(l bee&foerabefoK^iil dW 5 Se that? Ke fh*l'not H«'M«| he beloiigsfl to no ahfj), bat fiv»d i^ k W^| Qneen-street. His tft&Umtyt* WJfcMsmm as he WJongs OHwell its tfi« othftir pjrtoAirtMr W tho ship KoopMeU.' Dobbtii also demoi .8 b«hi«:iß>«M> hbarts'bflftHW.: ~*fc«g£ ««& »'3 tfie bdntsß^ T bad WHfl^it '^oaW^lH«lS9| bofpjytal.,'' _«,ii,«, i ' *'\*<i BoWt . Temabsn, deteebve, d«p»6»* t'^ apbrebettrled toe prlscner PHSbrieMi;tßi^Sa| mat.,' ahd told him thnt be was charged wltt^ aw*ult«i«jßnian, wbKia*d«mecLltoßk'Miii Neild id«istrfieck hhni VI B ol*te'qt«moy amsMlji^ Dobbijas in ShortlamJ-street. on..the -NMff':'^ charge wbjcb_be a)s3 dfe».i«n.v^On...-«a^ lowing morning lilearned^hat tbe aMaJtew?J man was 'dead. Dobbins* atUJ denied i»^ charge, and, lopking : .it"Eafocp, said it wKfflE jon andi -ifaMtoWJKi^tto&dMMt)^ k -W& This was tiwicaaftior the proswcutioa. 3 I"'"Mr B«ob tiien addresaed the jury few d«fofld«y ifeftd •■■ itt -rutitwing'; tbe aeyeeal.wibiQWM poini^oot 'foViiw ffii?!' :j orepanoio/Ki thto statement of the ookmaeS^ woman H,»eld, and argaed tbajL aa thim* ooold be n 6 maliocs aforetnongbt hi tbe mfa/flj >f tiie psieonerp, ,f^|^»anbiqmr. man wm * *| piiß" and other reuonß,., jpo crime properly one of manslaughter. In the oow^RM condnct of tbe owner* ot. anch dens of W";(lF famy, wMcb. he charaoterißed as * dsfett I to oar dviliwfcioß, aid h»<fi*t«<?. ««<«-sfefi-., I cittrt *ttentioi wonld be <uOl«d: t»'tk|nj||| 6Tdfijr. 4b*^. «wy might be pufejan Tb« Jbarnei1 oonnsel dwelt chiefly- «»j**4a eridetic* 6f NibJd, as that *if trtne/witttWPf|| related st^optly, to, facte *o4 b^ari^a<^i|M3i^ On the aotnafcrime.;. '^.beU»v«dtfnt'ttW^£j was no i«*«ntioß to ih4 *Hnd- whence went to that hobs* fti69HalSms 'tiro), to*i starting In life^ bntr very batUfflli indeed. Still ho did wi think they W th*J| 4ne acqnit. the prupmpTO oi^jcapital charga. }] His MtitwM.imiai^m'mmsim^^ marked that it was jhui; d^ty-j^o mention «k«j ( j j] lie, that Mr Keea ■ had, withdrawn from hMji'l pTOfeasion*\«E^^«^l^^er,#^t9^^ valoable asaiatant^ to ,^b^ .men at tne/bir^jS qticted the defence with, judgment, .obh ,o, ! potion, Tandjg^a , , , . n^.n tjt _; '"

POLICE COURT.-Tuesday.

! James Williams, *lias Fnmoifi WiliteM, i tfas charged with beingiound withoa<fWwfifli| ejious© on the.i)r«nuii f eßo£ i A^d,&nart OB ■ cha fitii- I«Bft tx * ■ **■ >*■•"■ *y ■«• ■■■ ivi.*-aiiJ.> ■.:;.; ...... i | Mr Beckham adt«drif !tt»'priooner vrtß^-.'." t Me ßjrohajiisaidl« was hjbt. (' Jj/M His Worship arid he looked like one oJFJ^; Mb •yea, hia Vl-owhba «9ta,Hjutf Jffedß narer-'do-it-'umiiL' - "!' - -f'^Sl I JittbneiPAffaiaks* MMKAiutt I4r#a*l, tftff 1 W*k *>* -* vftry go©* ohawofer.v ««WMffiS ! -nWHr, W & hk iie^£lS^hr4^|#l againßt hiri before. As tc hi* being out *tL. i o««j»teie3)io^»bv>»rheaih.e weatto.-tbe-irtera." ~

THE EVENING STAR THURSDAY, JULY 1871



ONEHUNGA PEM»ETUAL LAND BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Investing, Shitita £S0 bodh, "I>y" payments of On« Shilling per week, beiuing eight per cent Interest i with, profits. $1% m artrsneed - without delar on itpptmtA Motif/ages, repaid by weekly intUlmenta 10l principal mn Interest. Ofilces— Onehunßa. J. J>. JACKSON. j; '■-,■: :y ;. ..,■;!, y-,'.< i ■;'■-■ >.:)<'■■■>■ n.*1 Seotetiiry.1 .. fFi I G U•. MBKEL LA S. JI7BT OPENED, ' J- A SUPPLY OP ABOVE, EXTRA SIZES. BUSHBROOK & BBIDGMANj , < J#HoTioir DB4FSBV WAB^ROUSIT UrPKft QIIBIK-SKBEWr. :■*£.< *€foTl£ hereby give notice that the *V baslness heretofore carried on TUHjei tbe ; style or firtti of " Preece and Graham m Timber Mer chant* at Tainia and A«rkl«nd," «i!l for the fntnrebe carried on by the -*iiirtefslp,nedl, trader the style or firm of " Preec», Howard «nd C 0.," as and from..the Ste teeS|hdayo*M»ylMt. %. H fj.. T\ I Bated at Anckiand the Twenty-seventh dar"<4f 'JvmrVfft,•>■>--' "L".' ■■'■■'''i" '''? ■' "/^'■■■•v;.r;V 'Vf'l'A ■■ r . ■• • ' Xs W- PRKECTE. ~ ■ ■•, JosEpfrKQ^Ajux [, ;' ..' ~,; yntUi AM. A. aKAJHAM. ■ ! r ' JAMiES :.W. WALLm. ! v TJlFftßeiw*- IMkKjrxii f».<ssaoir\- ■- r <: ■-: •:■ - i"./ 'f&f /■:''; Bollcttor, JLViikHnS. , , . ' ■ Hr James W. Waller, of Cnstom-hoMe-street, will act aa the. Aucklaad Agent of the above firm. JO O8 &M 1-V : 'E * 0 p*'s. | ?INAIi 6LKABANCS BALB ~^,^.i..; . ... ■ f j j* N^INTEK DSAPERY AITD CLOTflbrii .rfcSft ?'•'■ ' "•'■■! '■'-' :"~"- •'-"■■'-.'.:•■■■.-'•-■ ''-'■'>''' -uT fIJfW I COMMENCES TO-DAY, ' When tb* Sale will ba continued anUl b\9 Stock la disposed of either by tender or J■!■Jt ?■ iS ''''' ii;'"' '■ :■! cf *!tt*|to. ' ;.i;.;•' :i1 I.:■ -; f ''' ,! OTA I. INSU EA. WOb! ; . .. COMBANy. j NOTICE OF BUMOVAii. I T' " T3^' ■ v" 't' ii ~ i I'll' i ■ f$ ' "!■ f ■ • L^'xlMi'Oflei Of: till Oompiny has 'Been' l£i^pVlisil pronj IXo. 16, ShortJane'ytMet, to Hebson's BnlMlnga, j bn the opposite tide; linmedJAtely adjoining the Pout' i **" GEO. WM. JONES, ***&r I Aaddan&OKfty 8< 1874. .:•..-'.*•:-• .;>\£T* _ TJjULAS KETS J ,BLANS:'iE~x5j| I KTJSHBit'OOK/&<MID&MAN tJ , , I O!»^p KteMieMSrl^o^"VE^" WrS' receive* '""""h * ig;;, l mLEf., )[ , 4! 4i|]PMp.pii BLAN^cEm ■'■■ :; ■';''"'W-^(^| r f!f%4'i' 'j.V:"""ci. I |Co which they Invite particular attention of intending !f , gorehasers. iMshi) to thai* order direct from ■" ! ' , iLe i, and will be ~, vn riwifi'^V^W.W.- :: -'■' i.-i/i..,- I I LOWKST,LIVING PBOriT; l I ' ;-:-'2' " ;•;■"■ •■'>•■'•:■- "^ ''^jT: jLiIMSK STOdlSa ON IJLAND, AND SO, OPEU .DT j. ; Flannels, i .'.".'/ ', ! ] Crimean Shlrtij^y ~■', '• '" j WMcey»» j French Marinees, -ii,.*!:, 'l:'-'-'..' i^i "-■.-■■-KH'jT.ftr. I. ; ' .:-!?■»»■ Pancy Dnws Gktod*, -.-,; - - '■ .■ '- ■ ■ " WbttetodOref CalK»«a, : Ftaln and Twilled Whitft«ndOreySheetingß, I ToOet Coven. Jko. >■TI Ti •~t •.• • $ 1 CSdWiMi'.Gtrrsi tod C<afflwj* Winter HMery, J i•« 'j<ar«v Stacy Wool, Ooll«xttttm, Tie*. ■ ■" Sdtrfa l <lnfant«>':,irnrb«iUt > HloodßJ » 'i JNjOTjCi^THma.^i' „-,,;'.,■.,," l,^ 1 ; ;.: ! CRIMBAH BHIS.TS, and * . , 1 'eitfii i:*! i OBNTI>EMAN'S HOSIERY.; I flMtal^ioi/WfeterWcsaf, ttc, «o^4c EUSHBROOK ft BRIDGMAN | . CUT« a. HOBBS), *"?!*-*■ VifafOLiMJuai'AKi)! BfcrAm DrXp»b«, Ctettranas, 4(j I~; (<^P«lUyk>Ajmj^K»vj*B«to^) *f^ , TJitjw Qinow-sijag^.A^piai^^,.; ' (" ' .•,. J *.i, .!,i ' ";:"".'"■ ;' .