ARRIVALS OF THE S.S. CITY OF NEW YORK WITH THE English and American Mails.

General Summary.

XI | \ ' i jiONDON, "JuTy 30. The "Stariclatd"'quotes- froi&*-the7lrish American papers S column audsajhalf pf extracts prai-ing outrajges sigainst^En|land, and says :—" Whatever the United States Government may thihK'on the subject, the leadei-3of th^jfflfsh agitation .in America regard thpij__-lves in a state'of.^declared war against England."—Contributions to the Irish'Eand Leagfil'from America has fallen oft;;_o materially that Sexton, the JPreside'nt, asks the Irish; farmers ltd, sub scribe a portion <0f their 'abated rents. -J-800 inhabitants of Northampton petitioned against Bradlaugh .taking a seat ihßarlia ment.p-Mr Labouchere's vote of f censure against, the Prince of Bulgaria was; not permitted to Ala put in the. House of Commons.—American homooopathic dele gates to the' Convention in London have been banquetted by fellow practitioners.— Sir Evelyn Wood receives a peerage for Transvaal services. -Great interest has been created in England by a libel action brought by Miss Wilberlo'rce, American, against Mr Phillip^ a well-to-do citizen, ahe charges him wiih saying tliat she poisoned hisiather and that she is an adventuress and swindler. The plaintiff contradicted herself a hundred times, and will he prosecuted for perjury.— A steamer arrived in the Thames from the Clyde,] steered, by an electric apparatus, which jwqrked well, but influenced the com- ? asses much that they became useless. — n Ireland trial by jury haß become a farce, owing jto the'lax law known as O'Hagan's Act. ,- In some cases the jury announced befor. •, tbe":charge was delivered,- that they had made up their minds to a)verdict of " Noll guilty.^'—At -Wimblebon meeting, the match between six Canadians and six Brit ish, «sult_d:' SEaglish^ 1,223; Canada, l.ljte.-^The death QfDr.McCarthy, Roman Catholic" Bishop of Kerry," is announced. —Cassagnac's duel was a sanguinary one and was fought "with swords, con tinuing;, till) the laet- drop ofjblood-ijwa^ drawn, and the Vanquishing combatant' stood !at;lthei absolute mercyioffithbarictor. Keaue presented, s,oop,. francs.,out of tbe grand prize to the pool' of '" Paris. —Dean Stanley's death was > sudden. He was stricken} .jW^th, erysipelas opntbe*<lßtli and died on the" 19th. The Archbishop of Canterbury arrived, in time for a few part irfg'wbrds.l ; 'Canobs Fnrrar and Joh'es'aud the Dean's sister wep at the bedside. His last audible1 words^we.. r " I have* laboured amongs^ many.trailties,and much^w,eal^eas "tp'liqajce,'"^^ . great' Xieiitre'bi religious life in' a,';truly"liberal spirit."—Earl' 'H_.-dwicK's "Estate" Bill/ .enabling , ijhe, hjmkru^tcy trustees. to^ay that' nobleman's debts," passed' the House of Cb'_i«_Bn_.i:.' There,•"were: 45^nsu.anees on his life, for a million sterling. The annual pretoinWs-amounted! tb. £30,000. — Bradlapghjs liberal friends, are, dissatisfied With his. course,,*,' It as? said if ,he,att-inpss a, sceneih'the Housp of' iComiripns'"again,he jvrill hetalcen to prisbn.-^it;is''fep6rtedtha'^ tt'daughter of Victoria' Woo'dhull,'the 1 free; love advocate, will marry Lord Campbell, son of the Duke of Argyle.—A majority of Conservatives and Gomei ParnelliteSy includi ing Parnell, abstained from voting on the final reading of'the Land' Bill; also, Goseheiii1 HeneS'gei'apd some other Liberals; —Petitions presented, praying the Hopse^of Commdhs ) to reject any' bill "'for 'the 'ad^ mission of atheista.lo Parliament, number 1,363, with 230,595. signatures.—Another cofietshas i'appea/_d:ih'"thei West. ' liPiS Mnied hX(.thp,ast?onomerg, iCJomiet Cj bejpg Sthefthii^d this * year,.—fJarpn ; Ypntj.Geyso, ia* young'officer of much promise, ,was M .hp^ dead in a dnel at Berlin.—The "Nihilists held a congress at Berlin the v.ory nose of the Government, which, though wa?ned v werejnnable to, discoyei;, the place pf iifi.-p.i- gi— At a"Nihilist's executive meet ing !i_s-Ws,ut::Wiwdresbl.e3ito .warn the <3zar' ligain, , an.d,, if .unlieecled, "that he and 'his ''adtisers'l.sho'uld'^p'erish.— A great landslip'near Segriswell, Lanton, Rented is' -steadily • moving - towards 'iiake Thurm. It ...makes, .three. ..metres,, daily. The course is three miles wide, but the depth is unknotfnV- Cities are out of danger, but farm houses are destroyed.— France, is negotiating treaties jfori exclu sive trade and protectorate of the Nigaf.# Ten to forty millions of francs in false gold has been shipped from Geneva to Egypt ■with the last 'few yeard by an organised ring ofi swindlers, including- men Of pro minence, now .under" .arrest. —-Spanish Hostility towards France :is .very" bitter; The probability of war is openly discussed in Madrid cafes.—The Czar- shortly leaves for' Moscow, and,' as a precautionary mea sure,"troops will be stationed all'along the line, and 400 police will act as escort. — TheiiG_rn_an Government warned the Czar bf'th^-plot'i_ his house to*aSsa-sihate him. .— The Sultan left the decision-Of: Midhat Pa-has fate to thechildren.of-themtirde'red Sultan, who -'decreed "bahishment? Midhat attempted suicideby bpehing?his veins with a pair of scissors.-—The" Khedive" ot Egypt has decreedl that - there. shall; ibe -.no. addi tional slavie.,' but slaves: rehSainvso. .The! rapO'/for'July Cup^-i^uriprigs), according to London dispatches'of July 7th*, was .Won byo OhSrjbertl' 1 with' \r]pter Se 6 ond, and Lo^aKd's'Rarrfelit.'lUii^dl.', ZZ--~^.-i? ''A^long, cdr*-_p'ph_eri'pe, between",-t-lad s^deWnd'B_adliau|_.is^Ulilrahed,'hi--Co_. fedn^_{^,ft?*SH2aQH?{HYH

.iiUl.liUV U/iA moo aid. 4W§#_^^nW!-«Wfi- a »dT --Ol"anwi'L' .£Ji,-.:i--ii- a_;-..ioii.t lo u.iuuiirf a or b»__i: . •/[ ;SIN,'FRAi.OISCO,', -'Jdfyi3ai,;!l „,.,,,, P ~-); ti-l*'/, i"lV*- :*Y"::f'' ': ■' 'V'" o,' V :J '' ' (foSwCWiIW wrangles«hetween thephysiciansover-Go.fieia's.case,1 They ate accusing .each pjther ( pf Jnbpp^gucy, '; and wf4kf_PgA faw uifpripmatipp^i ~#;l(e.",!baU hasnot/even.beeniprObedifor/rand oifstwtt beeasions its' presence wtf f -capsqd' Sjffc'ula* 'hoi of 'pjis;-prod'ukn'^iijlaimini; ; symptoms, —Ginteau,the assassin,"glories in :his acl. and hopes'the Presideht^ill^. dfeVfWrtoH ety 'sdems to.;be "Ki_ ; ;ctijef dgsii'^^A^ iinfinia ji. s * aiisenj.for I'^Slling ■~ officials, i. Both;.the Governor of Minne-Otai.and'the Governor of NeW'Yorki__f rbwl^escap'ed from murderous luh'ati^T^Tlje 'Stats'.troops. wer%call&d;but in.WUcoMih,.Wqneliatri-_ngiumbe-inen; Who; assembled'in'enorraous'-mobs! i^Ater? rible'riot.bccuiT'edainottgstLorigahojil'mreft arijMontreal.'iSh.e ppliceihargedtne noters: Several weieiiseriouslyjwonnd eds-fA distil lery at Illinois exploded, kiilin^ieifiiafeß. 1 — The," $Esclte; IhdiafaM "ml. mm asd^Old Mexico 'ifauglite_edii3,menibelonging!toa su-vey' party,'''and ,a ■'number'<6f. isolated miners.—News';iiaa;,b|ien F £tcTVed ; |in::Sa.n Fianciscoj ,9_' im. .missingfr whalers. u'-Both WereJos.ini .b._:i_e • ofcthe^Arctic, at(d;all pprisb.d^Th'fWi^ dibk&tfsst j'^j o #'fei,i»pt?ife"i,PS -cimQ, nii whaler. ii-They? said.'the :bodies-of-theetdead creWJhad r(BWbll6n;"and'!tHea 'burit' ;o'pe'o,: showing that they iad,bee'n'frbzeu 'ti. death during the previous* winter,',and acted on by the heat .of'the succeeding summer,—Noth ing has been heardof "Bennett's .exploripg yaehti^Brußh' .blaib-s/ah'j important;1 dis-, covery're'th'e'cOnveyande1 of elesth.ity. ns Th c British barque -Beatricer oiMadenjrwas lying at Philadelphia,xTgheftjlipjwas struck by lightning; which" ran down the mast and ignited the cargo,, which burntthe yesse^ijp the'waterfe edge. l■ ' liU •" ■' -<J_

v. -New -York, July 23. The^steamer'Celtic/ for"Live^oo!^yes terday carried out a large Australian mail, which arrived at the Post Office at a late hour the. previous night by-way of San Francisco. There were, in all, some 270 sacks of letters and newspapers... Almost simultaneous a -mail from Great Britain for Australia, consisting of 200 sacks,^ was re ceived at the Post Office by the Algeria. It reached the Post Office at 2 p.m.. and was forwarded ioSauFranciscobythePeniisylva nia R.K. from Jersey City at 8;30 o'clock in the evening. Special,efforts are always made by the• Postmaster^Jo .ensure ( th| speedy ''transmission of these fetogn emails, and'thO?resdlt;shows that:NeWio?-ifk is the natural'and"most serviceable connecting link between * Europ. and the; Antipodes* •uThe'heat, has -been' e^cessiy.ei'ji ';.The higtest markkas 102 degs.";' mean tempera? tur_i_-i decs; There were 27 deaths frpn* snUst.oke; rflbstly occurring in the streets: Of Cincinnati, on,iJuly,'...'Hth. ~,Thirty/ dead bodies are at the city; undertaker" si for iden .tification. The Board of "Health,1 will ' establish a temporary Morgue. Fifty,-Six bhri'ai;-'per_iitßi were- tissued by the Ream Officeiup tbj noon, of-which fotty-twojWfjiS for dehtb's by heat- 1" !'" E}*s '■Sew Orleans, July 29.-At 4 o'clock this morning the work of changing the gauge of the Chicago, St. Louis, and,Ne* Orllans Kailroad, on the great Ja ? ksofc , routes from five feet to the standard gauge, was hegunjand the entire line.fromNe^ '^Orleans to Cairo, wa distance of 550 miles, exclusive of siding, together with the ivo.3' ,ciusko branch'of twehtl^bne «nes, _was.com pleted, andtraihk running id all directions at .p.m. 'to:day. ' OVer I3OOQ-m^Wftre employed, and the expense will *eiabout 300,000d015. - •: - " - """,T"\.; Keokuk (La ; ), <»^WS__SS_SSS Schenck, living- five miles 'northwest ,oi herei'ltfg. ln'g' to. his:h__vest'fiel4 _¥. WB& _-BrtMg;fdiihd"a h'o'ttle containing, a paper, and on __airiinatiou'i^p»VSaittf'cdntam a

letter, dropped, from: the which, lef t Milwaukee" Wi-.^at IT.' p.m. "July '25th. It was dated duly! 26th, at, 11,15 p.m., and t j* as directed, to the father of the aeronaut, G. R. Rice, 243, State-street, ■ ( Chicago t arid signed Robert L, Rice. He says tha .''the -balloon was in a gale, was spartly destroyed, and entirely, uncontroll able. It was- feoing in a- north-westerly 'direction. He says he does not expect to bee his father..again. The'letter bIbO con tained a^ock pf his hair. .There was also a le£ter A in short-hand, which could' not be read. - T _• ■ ■ - . , ; ] ST. PAUL, July 18,— A Winona special .says i^BaoLHeld, ia.Swiss. emigrant,:who 'had lately bought a farm iv Eagle Creek .valley, became insane through failure of |crops and homesickness. "On Sundaymorn- J jng he was found dead in the front room ,pi his:house,:hiS*.wife.andwtwo childrendead 'in the nepu.room, three children dead in the bed'up sVilrs'a'ud the two older boys in the' hayloft mortally i.wounded,,all:.shot in,the head. One.boytnay live; Areyplv'er was *founffIffi''th_,'heUsT_.' v ,'',','!■, !"'!]," Jj',,,', '":" '.'.',' j The " World""'_ays: Edison^is,still'push- ing on his preparations forlightingup ths idistrict nr6oiinffed: "by' Spruce- and Ws_\ Istnjets, and fJ Nassa,u-street'aridE^stßiyeri* ;N"ew"Ybrfe.' The wires have been; put in nearly i"soo'houses; "and the district -will jpfo.ably;be lighted by.ocipts- 1st:;. The jworlc ia'all completed with the exception of'the'erection of heavy engines in acen- itraT'a'tatiori; The contract made with the |subsei,ib;ers,'is')that the light shall cost the :same amount .as gas. The lighting ofthe district, Edison thinks, will reduce the ,'otst of gas to §1 per 1,000 cubic feet. ! The daughter of Ferris, the California iTiphborne Claimant, i 9 living in Rrppkljrn. [She is^about 19 years Of age,' and named,- Jennie Ferris. She says her father, Charles' lOgden Ferris, abandoned her when her imother, his first wife, died, about, fifteen iyears ago. The daughter was left in charge of her aunt, Mrs William H. Earie, who remembers Ferris, and who is thoroughly coffl»iii'e'e'd that'hia claim to the^'ASme"bf' iTichborne is an imposture, The daughter 'ha. the same belief, and says she thinks it her duty to expose her father's fraudulent scheme. Dktroit, July 26.—A shocking accident j occurred at. |>luir, in this . Stftte, early 'yesterday ■hiOrhing: "t •" A' small house by Alonzo Derrick, his wife and jsix children, accidentally took fire and bur jned to the ground. The fire originated in an ,'upper chamber, where three children, one 'a deaf mute, aged 11, and two others, boys, ;aged 8 and 5, were sleeping. It was found |to be impossible to rescue them. They Jwere soon suffocated and burned. The^ . n&e'co'onizablettemalpsSwere gathered fitT ;and feuried in one coffin.^i-i: eJLa. aJL

Little Rock, July 19.—The "Gazette's " ; Fort Smith special says : Greenleaf, near ! Fort Gi3baflfi:in'-thfeisCh.r6kh. r;hation, a : point about 150 miles west of Fort Smith, . was the scene of a horrible tradgedy last Saturday. The Creek ,iand' Gherokeb Indians weie having a barbecue preparatory to nominating their candidates for the en- I montl£-~rWbi s key: &6wi& asff_eely'as __ill- land r iiohey' 3iii'(«ll^ promised land. f^Two^full^Jijpfled Indians* ! Bill Lovett an J tieer -Track, became fight j ing drttuk U T__-d r_d_dfeOiafiss Muslaugbt logo._ 0 ._ 5bP _riy« ~. Seypn^jne%,,were Jcilled-.oir i mortally'wounde#., r ..,jJini Stewart and his j f ajfjg mr n werp Jttstjhpt,* a,nd ; Kgdl)their,,heads 'completely "severed 'from their bodies by ithe crazed demons. ,',' The murderers ,arp,at ilMge.and. no efforts ate being,'riyide,;to larrestihelinv'' v -"'!'.,'.'.' ' ' TRpX/^^-Jr.JjiyylS^A^^Mft W,6^' the-country north "arid east of here ye'ster dAy.y A .train on _tbe/Bostonj Hoosacp Tnnnel and Western Railroad was thrown? fronS-Jthe^raek^at Hoo_ac falls by-&:lahd slide.;,|(Rarusand other huildings jwere desr) troyed hy lightning at ,Granville, East Green bush, FactoryVille, Schuylerville, and Saratfea:; '.\ At TPeri^' Ar!ingtpn,' ( apd:Sh t af te-J bhjy,«^i.!ij a (.number of hors^sf;s^nd':<!p>v% were burned to death. John Lay den and Grifliff-'Huthes-were seriously'injured by falliii^ u.6c'_is')iri''tH.i State quarry'at "W.e&i, Point. Trees were.uprooted and buildings blownid.o W«cin,-ithe_pathi of ,-the; hurricane, and the crops wero seriouslyiinjured.-''-The rainfall was very heavy., "-'j" 1' '"'-' Wi,L* The tunnel on : ._he Cincinnati .Northern Railroadi>ttttideE;,Cttwn.street,'. btti Walnut Hilrs, aboutt^so miles from the .central part of the city,-fell in at 10.30 o'clock to-night qKa patty of JhirtyiworkmeOl EflEiJrts axe] makinng to.extricate them. It is not yet known whatffc' thei. Condition.- ' ha:'ja

vMrSiGoleinaii, „who < Shot GeOrge Coles; of Miner's Theatre, has been committed to the Tombs, to await the action, of tjie Grand Jury. Coles was l!as-i_tatft trt_sU__r of Miner's Theatre, in the Bowery,'and1 Mrs Coleman is the wife dfithe'iCaptaln-of a schooner trading tothe-West Indies, and mother-of four children. > ■ Coleman recently, on returning fromaiivoyage," learned of his vafe'sjCrimiaal intimacy j with Coles.; The; latter", onb'eing confronted by Coleman, ad mitted nis illicit "connection with the wpman, .nidi- c'ohtemptuously toldithd h'tis band to •'do. what,,he, liked abont it." Coleman began a suit for 'divorce, and his wife, rendered desperate by the prospect of losing her home and children, went to the the_*--i"o'n''the' 20th and shot CoJes t C's_o died the next day. - Minneapolis', July 28.—A special from Lake City says : A'gOntleman just arrived fi;ori£E;iu Galle js;obds says a party,;Ke_3e<l' 6V Shenfffioolittle, 6_me upon the Williams brothers, desperadoes,yy.esterd,ay,- and were fired on by the.latter-, find the. Sheriff and two others killed. ". The "desperadoes then t^__fe_Mffi-?sf4iy :MES9liii 3 Underground Electric; Companyrhas adyer tise^-Jtojr^idsjtpr,. thg v \jrork of, layingiPipe %ni cc;M_^p<^ng),JiEMt 'cliamliera.-ffqk;;. be underground -telegrpph.jn-'tliiSi citjqpThe specifications c r'e^rethat no'street*.shut be opened f6TaVreater''d^t^Sep* : tii^9,2oo'feet at any time, nor sHaillanyopenirig he made uufcy^kafeißM!. Tib tl».ftßtree>J»as>een . elaiA's. and properly pavedtpiuAlV-the work must be done between the hours of 6p.m v and7 a.m. WASH_NG_"<MSrj 'July' 'fa.-^Ai rriew comet, or^coteM-'^Cj" -■ Was- seed". .at ort^e;' WaVal observatory , .here . yesterday ' rhOrning, and agaift^th^ m^^ktif^f^^f^ Eastman" of '' the naval observatory saJ__to_da3_2rT-*V-I-sawdfe-lasfc nighteonathers this morning. I had only five, minutes in which to ob|ejs_ei-tj7oiVl>ccount of the cloudsr—a-d-of-.course-did -aot-see-very- much. I expect it will be visible to the naked eye soon, say in about ten days. It will not go so far north as the other. W wjllJbe.-able.to ape it Ay. and by early in th|. eVe_ingin|ae West, ahtt'eal-ly^in the __orn^ ing in the "east. It has something of a tail, which will grow more distinct. iThe comet is labeled comet " C^-being the third comet discovered this year. The comet up by the pole star is comet "B." CHiCAao,,sul3Fl.&_?j_?i?e-:men yesterday rode quietly into Kiverton, la., and made their way to the bank of Davis & Sons. While one of the party-engaged the atten tion of the cashier, the others leaped over th<^fiount9rj r tooJe,.. f -9gd- invited tne crowd toiollow b*a they rode away. " A large company is in pursuit.

Turns.

The country is represented to be in a com plete atate, Wi-.tSoAncSyJ-i TEStßey's Gov ernment is no longer recognised, and rebel lion wtßP^>ftadi •tfbefetfer? th-OFrShcß' are not in occupation. This state of things must lead to complete French annexation, the only alternative being evacuation. The British claim for damages during bombard ment of Sfax amounts to 60,000,000 francs, anrttfl^i^?^K^her•iffitionsna_ibunil', fo 20,000,000 francs. The Sultan is still send ingoentingents.of troops to Tunis in.spite of the promise to the contrary given to the Ereneil CtftrgtS/d' Aff ..ires.o v .£ -g Later accounts say the relations betweepL France and Turk^T-are considered excel lent. The Portei has..satisfactorily ex plained the--dißpatHh1 of troops-to Tripoli, and declares it nguriphes,no hostile senti ment towards Fra'n.e"; 'that it had nothing to?,doTwithrthe -agitation jji -jAlgeria, and; Tunia, and will preVent all intfisfU-S or en deavours* .flater n^Wd^tprh wees ; in the neighbouring countriea. &WfW& at-gfaxf^ .UdTFrey-K1 W.._e killed or wounded,... The Arabs preferred death to surrender... Kecent dial). tcSe3 from London say the position of>i>he'?Frenck;;in:*aNQrth Africa grows worse. .Suppression Mi\ 'he Arab revolt is aj? greater task; than' maa antici pated, an&?the'.Tunisian troops,cannot be trusted, Me/present difficulty ate likely to prevenifurther aggressions,vfor.if France goes further, .'seriona,complications will ensue Tie, English Goyernmehthas dis tinctly warned France that-Tripoli stands in a different'pbiition^ than *Tunis did, and that Frenchtintervention in Tripoli wonld lead to immediate: action on the part of the co-signatorik\tO the Treaty, which guaranteedßhrintegnty of the. Ottoman Empire. Thlaii*action>of Lord: Granville a explains theVbitterness of the French press towards Enalahd.; There, is now little tear 'here of FreqoWiliggression.;, The J English are beginnin'^/tfeunde'rstantLvthe trench Empire,"-is devoid oiitailitaty.-Jpint.jisMhe*' Fre'nbjif G6tfernni#it is -undoubtedly- iu^. mM&&xZi^S^'ii wZM^m- Bonapartists at the coming elscjiei}.tic_2l.fr Kelationsrdbet-MBUiTErflnße'anii Turkey are strained to-Jheuttoest. The Sultan has decrare'd 1-fiev would_neyer again receive Tis3ot, French Ambassador, at Constanti nople. :s'_3l--4taalti_efllyv-'jaiy.s Sultan may soonleamwhaW&AJfets-toS-nsult a great Hi-ftfiSp^Mfits HBAassaad-^UK '

-v . .. -_._-F | In competent circles, Monetary Confer ' ence at Paris is considered a failure. i France intends to mobilize 120,000 to look after her interests in North Africa. I Khedive, of Egypt, intends shortly to; I decree total abolition of slavery throughout his dominions.

China and Japan.

The "Hongkong Mail," of June 27th, mentions tbe capture of the pirates who attacked and looted the German barque Occidente. , Chinese revenue cruisers have been turned over to the Viceroyalty of Canton, and the American and English officers dismissed. Their places will be supplied by Chinese. Tramways will be laid down in Hong- Two English missionaries have crossed China, from Bhamo, in Burmah, to Haukow, on the Ynngtse Kiang. They accompanied a tradal caravan, which was only molested once, by the brigands of the Yunan Mountains. , Riots have occurred in the Southern pro vinces ef Japan, owing to the movements ef the Risshiba, Or Society of Protesters, a, political organization daily growing stronger.: ' '!

South America.

Particuiars of the terrible hurricane that raged in the desert of Atalama for four days have been received at Valparaiso from Talta), May 17th. Great iejnry to nitrate establishments. Nearly all the dwellings pf labourers have been blown away ; the iron covering of rauchos flew like sheets of paper, and the people had great difficulty in escaping being carried away also. The Chilean Government have deter?: mined to complete the subjugation of A.ronco next summer. Proposals to'light Monte Video and Buenos Ayres with electricity have been received from Siemens and Co. General Daza, ex-President of Bolivia, has been declared ajdefaulter to the National Treasury in the sum of $140,691. 32.

A Fire At Sea.

, Los Anoelks (Cal,) July 28.—T0-day the Saint Andrea,,an Italian bark, arrived in the Pdrt of:. Wilmington;'having, on board Captain William Green arid the crpw ot.the. British ship Oriffamme, which was lost at Sea in the South Pacific. On the IS of June the Oriflamme, bound from London to San Francisco, took fire in some unaccount able Wflyj.jjjirhe flauio- broke, out s,u. denlyj ana though every.effort was. immediately made to cheokthel conflagration it continued to.spread. The pumps were kept constantly at v/Ork kIV through th_t dhy iiid! ni|ihbs and on the next morning at 8 o'clock the Andrea' bore down upon the burning vessel. She stayed by the Oriflamme until late that .afternoon; when'the heat becoming Unbearable she took off the crew of the fated ship, consisting of thirty men, with two stowaways. In a few minutes after the Ssiuti Andrea: moved, away an explosion occurred on the Oriflamme, and. she :£uii%;! diat'elyiarik from sight. ',THis occurred in,' 1 atitu'de IS deg. 12 mm. southland longitude 92 deg. 42miu. west(?)" ■ J ;

j [, phe,C) / riflamnie;Wa.s an iron vessel, built in Liverpool in 1865, an 4, entered in Lloyd's Register as an AAI 'ship of 1418 tons regis ter. She was owned by E.. Bates .& Sons of, Liverpool} urid'was consigned to Meyer and Co., of San Francisco.]

Chilean Butchery in Peru.

New Yokk, July 19tb.— Panama advices state that ;the Star and Herald's Lima letter saya : A detachment of' Chil eans attacked a band of Peruvians at Pueblo Viejo, captured 16 with arms in their hands,' andahot them to*death. A quick -pursuit was given to the.remainder, who were given no. quarter. Indians attacked the Chilean troops, near Cerra de, Pasco. They'.>yere' quickly' sufrouridecl,; and mortality among them is said to have been fearful. A story is afloat tbat a detachment of Chilean troops was very, severely bandied by Colonel Caoeresnear Chicola. ;•-' Caceres was killed subsequently at Ari.ohaoh^ii.

An Awful Vengeance.- Running Down a Murderer with Blood bounds.

Atlanta, Ga., July Bth.—Last night, in Heard county, near^nania, occurred one ot the most horrible instances of popular indignation. Jesse Waldrop was burned to ashes.

Three months ago, in Bandolphcolinty, Alabama, Dr. John Mitchell, a prominent young physician married Carrie i\ night, famed for-her beauty and accomplishments. On the 29th of June, in the joy of their honeymoon, Dr Mitchell was walking up tho road hear hia country, home when he beheld what almost par alyzed him with horror. His lovely wife lay, before him agbastly corpse. Her throat, was.cut from ear to ear, and her body was torn with tbe fearful clutches of her mnrderer. It was discovered that she had been violated and murdered. The neigh bourhood was at once „afiame with excite ment, and search for ,the guilty wretch was begun. Jesse "Vyaldrop had hot longbeeVin the country, but there had followed him rumours of his bad c haracter. He was seen on the road near where the corpse was found on the day of the murder. In, the death struggle the mnrderer had bitten his victim severely on the cheek and left signs that one of his front teeth, was out. Waldrop had this tieculiarity. With these evidences search or him was begun' at once, and it was found that he bad fled. Trained'i bloodhounds Were obtained, and from the scene of this murder they tracked him several mile. into Georgia. Here the pursuing .party ihe'a'rd that Waldrop had paiteSd. "Gradually tracing him, they arrived at'NeWpanj thirty miles from Atlanta, where kferrymau des cribed a man who had crossed the night before; and the pursuers knew that W.,ldr_H'cduld!fl6t!6eiflr away] At nii_-'" night!'Oii':the-'3rd the party reached a'Hbh'se ynhftrg they r ,l,ea^ii6d:a,m'an' tivUing hynself Owen Had stopped. They demanded iobb Shown to. MS- rooiri, and,; rappinfe on it, jWfilflijof came out. He .was seized, find artSi;,"a',,"dep,pe-at'.'' "resistance, bound;.-; He detaedtallkuowledge of the crime;«and was* taken to jail through 'tbo fufy of some of therrcrowd.''..Subsequently the mob^eWtb: the jail and dragging the prisoner out, bore hinraWay-to! the Spot where thebod/'o'flijs tric'titrPWas "founds JTHere" it "Stake was fexed.jand.. the wretched gjan, having, been lied to it, he was surrounded by faggots and burned to death amid the execrations |>f 'the e^cjtedjinob,. . ■•■>,..■■; no

Another Attempt to Assassinate the Czar.

tJONFESSIOK '* 6* A cdNa-lENCE.STRICKEN I vji'*' ':..: -iranusT. I iNi^YiiJKK, July 20.—The ''.Herald's ?,4 Pails special says : Our St. Petersburg..cor-i respondent telegraphs in-night fresh parti-; Calars concerning the recent plot laid to assassinate .the Czar.. M, Barpnoff, the Chief of Police, had received knanbnymous; let^-,..-tating,that.en. the 15th of July the Emperor of JKussia was to be assassiaated. THfe letter'bpnfairied nothing mOre, '..,1 ;' j -Bardnoft'mJide inquiries in every direc tion, and ascertained that a young student had committed .suicide Under eitrdot'diniry circumßtii'ni'es;' haying. first run himself through with his sword without having in- ■ iured a vital'part,, then lodged a bullet with1 A revolve- in hia left temple, and then, find ing himseif 'still alive, fired again in the temple and in the gaping Wound niade by 'the sword., ;.';. ~ ; w I This determiiQpd suicide awakened M. Bar'onofTs suspicions. He found the man apparently dead, but in fact still breatHirig and in a swoon. ,'M. Bnronoff, by the aid of the doctors, caused .the student to come to his senses and to speak. : \ The student declared that he had formed a pari; of a secret society of twenty-Nihilists, Who had 1, all sworn to kill the Emperor. They'h'ad drawn lots and it;had fallen, to his lot to carry out the plan of assassination 6n July l^th.,' Nineteen diggers'; were sub pended over.: his head and-his {brother Nihilists swore'fo kill him if he sfcowed *he slight.st„h-sitation, but notwithstanding this; w_at. his; heait failed hunt'and he die by;his own.htuid.; Before committing suicide he had (written ;tbM. Ba_Ba'off,,'with the conviction that one of his fellow conspirators would immediately take his place. The, student liye4 till the 18th of-\lnly.-' He'fbre, breathing his last he* revealed the names' of his .brother Nihilists, who have all been^epured by thepplicfci.;

Scenes, on the , Gallows.- A Despe rate Criminal- Two Outlaws Executed.

Little Rock, , July _ 16.. — .The. "'Gaz'ett'.'s"lStanb\ii'g'sp.ciar gives an ac-, cc%nY of the: hanging yesterday of the negro." WilliS _leCT6s."fdif thb murder of a' negro boy a few monthr'ago;' A great crowd thT"6ifg.dthe,st_-eti!r:i 'Heeves, a ninscular,. ill-favoured fellow, twenty years old, had offered to bet l.OOOadls. that he wcnrtd nevaßb-'hangedjahy buce He ran'away-frOni the Sheriff in the hope of "being shot. He remarked-oii the 'gallbWa-tfiat he' was no religious negro, afraid to die, and he sang, insteadiofcthe'usual hymn on such occasions, a lively song. ,When"' the Sheriff at tenrpted'to-splatSß the irope -around his idrm% he fought lik& si; tiger,' bOtbtmen tumbling! ... j HP * _m _'___"?

aroiindodthe scaffold till the Sheriff fell through the trap, and the prisoner was. barely stopped from jumping, off upon the points of the bayonets of the guards. Finally ■ he was secured, the noose adjusted,and the trigger sprung, hut the" rope was' so long that his feet touched the ground and he had to be pulled up through the trap to readjust the rope. He was badly worn outjjbut nqt tod weak to roundly berate the officials for their cruel carelessness. The scene ;'wtt most sickening. The second attempt was successful, and the body was cut down and buried in the adjoining graveyard.' . 3 ,*. » St." Locis, July 16.—Frank Brewer and Jessie Myers, the last of a gang of despera does who long terrorized ,Nevjr JV^adrid^ county; 'tvere tanged at Sik'es'town, Mb., to-day. They partook of communion, and complacently expressed their belief that they would go direct from the scaffold to heaven. Myers' rope was too long and his feet touched the ground, but the guards rushed in,:drew the rope upt a'few inched and .fastened . it, ,and death aofln „eflßued f Aa' immense crowd assemhled.

Robbery of a Railroad Train.— Two Men Killed and the Ex press Safe Rifled.

St. Louis, July 16th.—A «• frost" special from Kansas City gives the following account of a train robbery on the Rock Island road, near Winston station;' last night. Two of the gang of robbers got on the,front end ofthe baggage car, next to the engine ; three were in the smoker, arid two onthe platform between-the-haggage car and smoker. There were seven in all, llonductor Westfall had passed nearly through tbe smoking car when he was shot, one ball passing clear through his body. He staggered out on the platform*of theeap, ? and fell into the ditch. Thos. MacLerinanJ or McCullough, a stonecutter, shot through the head, also fell off the car, and hi. body; was found by the side ot the dead condue. tor. When the robbers entered the express-' car Charles Murray, the messenger, was looking over some of his papers, and Frank Stamper, the baggageman, was sitting in a chair near the open door. Both men imme diately were covered with four revolvers, and when Murray objeoted'to h_tofli_g.oyer the keys of the safe, he was knocked down. Jt is thought there was aboatlS.OQOdplsiMn the safe, but the', exadt','; ato'bUnt1 ,!#„ Ppt known,-; as .the ;U iut.ed. States Ex^pss Com pany handles all express matter on the Rock Ishnd road, and the train "Werit'OUt'last 4ight with' Whit; ms_' in prt,thi£ Albion short run, and also from Kahsa_.<Cjtor, and rioints.Eajsfe#s,forft..Har/em.' Afterrifling the safe the robbers lumped frorriithe train And escaped. The trsiur '^fent;pri',',tb nthe riext side track, where %_'!fifav_ift'i-,i9r the eastern-bound passenger .train-.' which took Wcstfall's body to ' 'qafneroh. There ife,'cbliß__erahle evidence to BhtjWJfhat the train r 6bftery'on the" Rock Island rrosid lastnight iwhi'done byfthe*'ri6toriotis: Jam _s fang, and it may' prove;that .one pYs'otyt 7the ames boys were ip^eri^ with;th4'gang. The horses used by the robbersnin, their five thoroughbred ahimftte'in trie bestcotidltiomfdr .ttosaworki.in.-hand. The horses were; hitchedi to, a."fence about fifty rods from' Winston _tfttiod, Where t_e.,follo^in#"lbtter' l Vas fohnd^'to-. day :**•!,*.. ,':i•■„", ~';*,, ,- .'''.'.• ... >•:. .'<i'mi'i'-i .1 ... Kansa City, July 12th r [ C^UB.i.^gotyonr.l^terto-'day.'ffh^i^ gladto hear that you had got everything ready In time for the 15th' Will be on Hand, at thoj, time., Bill/Will .be withins. Will'be on the train". Don't fail. Will be in ,smoker at Winston. Havehorses and boys in good fix fpr fast $brk.f '< Me will make this poirit'a'gain bii the .night pf the 16th. All is right here. Frank .will meet U9 tvt'Critaerdri; Look'sharp' arid be \jr .11 fired. '' Hay. horses well girthed, for we may have some running to/dp.,-Don't dot excited/butkeep cool till, night tjlvft-. Wilcoxjor Walcj)tt,will bo on -the engine. I-think it best Wsend this to Kidder, n'._ >X S" •"'"■' ",.'.i* ypM^'i o [ Thelettenwas found in the underfcrush and heaW evidence "of having been carried fbr'-.__e days in a. pocket. Thp jeopije of Winston and vicinity, who knowi the, James boys and most of the comrades they have had in the past, aif they -haytf;'no.:dp'^bt these were of the sauje dot* *;, V' .*• nod-iul! FURTHEE DETAlt_3ii,ui.''., "i j > '"'.' 1 ROC3K Islandv July iWi—^The passengers <jf the train which was rbb-b'd arrived here about 11 o'clock yesterday morning.' Among the passengers was JS..L. Martin of Kansas City, who;made .the follqwing statement of the affair:—The 'train left Kansas City at 6.30 Friday evening, and consisted of six cars well filled with passengers, including a Sleeping car. Supper was furnished at the regular eating station, and no event seemed to excite' the suspicion ofcthe passengers d£ train men until WIU-16"h Wd_ reached, which at 8.30 o'clock" p.m: "At that station four rough-appearing ' men 'got on the train with handkerchiefs' held about their faces, so as to partialljr conceal their features. The first intimation »the passen gers received that there was anything wa3 the cry, '. All :aboard 1" which appeared to be the signal. At that instant the four men, as well as several others Who had come from Kansas Dity and Cameron, made a rush for the engine and for the conductor Charles Westfall. Firing was heard in the front cars as well as on the engine, and then the train was put in motion at the rate of forty miles per hour.

MURDER OF THE CONDUCTOR.

j On giving the, signal, two ~o£ the. men made Fo.the first coach; tho conduc tor Was standing. One of .the men went up to Conductor Westfall, and pointing a pistol at him", said : " Ybu are ;the inan,T Want;" j and fired.; The,ball -truck Westfall! in.jtha';! irn_, üb'ut'did"not"no't prove fatal. W.estfall , Attempted to ruin and as ho did so the robber -^fed vtwice :at'„, him, , reached the platform,'when a, second jobber fired a 'shot which..killed him instantly. The cbudftC-tJc-felldeadiiOii' the (platform. He was wouuded.in; saVeral places, but the last shot took'enact in his brain1, producing alihbstlinstint drfath. .Th. _e.bt the robberai started for the engine, with the intention of Shooting the engineer and taking possession of the engine. The engineer seemed to apprehend that there was danger,"a_T)n"the" '■ Approach of the ,trio,he started back on the (jngiue and secreted Y himsi»lf itf.the .tender.. A stOneiriasoir by 'the flame oFMillercanjef forward from the baggage car while thY shooting waa-dn"*progresß. r -The*.rpbbers mistook-fnffi for the ehgineetahd;shot;him^, :thebetaking effectln'hisi.heart; v -: ■ '**J*S' I _^ . . ii"''' ■ .-•* , *'--•'' .*'-.•';-,-> - . THE EXPRESS SAFB^EOBBED. , i ~"\ , Ch^Wy Murray,--'theexpress messenger,' was -visited by some ofthe robbers.'. He yraai knocked oyer the bead and made to deliver; the keys to his safe,; The robbers ransacked*: the {safe, and secured 50-dols. in money,* SOOdols. in valuables, and a Goyernnießt Bond of the amount of l.OOOaols. 'Mhrder ■wa?.threatened witjh.iastantdeath Jf ,h,e con^ dealeda'uythuig, but'wJßS'pe^itted.tOiljfe on informing "them that his. .valuahles-iwere ih the safe. The brakemaii oh duty, whose ttame'cannotji)_'a^ce_t^ihed, as soon as he ledrnW,()fMthe u'_hurder of the conductor, rushed*, through, the^tpin, .apd, r&fqrmpdi the "passengers" that' .'an efforti.*. .would ,l|e.mad,e to rob"tß^m.:': As soon 'as this had been" >:''accbmplißlied,' 'the 'birakeman, started firing, and when.therobb'ers'entefed thesecondo6ach:at"bothdobrt,:withpist6lsf jitL their hands, demanding .money, the 'brakemau, pulled the.cord.attached to the air-brake;''and .bob after the train stopped.'1 The men jumpedl off- frota! '"the cars, and .made- for th& woods. Mr -Martin-stated ithat not- more^thauififteen'-minutes from the time of leaving Winston until the. robbers : the cars and made themselves scarce. ,The sleepingJcar porter" lpckedl 'himself,-Up' in a state-room of;,th.; sleeping:w. and did not make/ himself! visible)till tiie.train was near .Washington;. Conductor Westfalljl Who wi-kill-d, lWed; at Miller] .where Ms Remains, were.leuyes-; , terday ; TOro*ing» c The robbers" nnmbered -13,- and only two of them had handkerchief tied about their faces. kju.hu '^PURSUIT OP THE !feclßß'bSs. s"i3 W '' Kansas CiTYV'July _6^_M Sheriff of Timljerjjakip has thirty men.outafteiSthe. Wain robbers, who divided at Lawson. They^ are evidently aiming for Clay county, Mo., the home of the James' brothers, : Shejiff;£iißherlake of CiayrM-StpiiMßd With a posse has been searching for the Bock Island train robbers, retu.Ued|q-day; without tiaving captured anybody, 'ofey-h** gettihg-bii a trail. The residence.,of 4Sjlrs; Samuels, .mother of -James boys, -'neari jKearriey',-has been closely - Watched, i-int' nothing has been discovered-: in; the shape: of a clue as to wh6 the robbers are; \ "^jx MISS6tJEIi|O_T.EBS 5,000 Dots; ,tOR ;fo-E ~ ';!-., TEAINBOBBERS' CAPTUBK-".;''. Vy,.; ST. LOUIS, July 26.—A conference ?wasr: held ; tO;day between Governor Crittenden - and the rail read officials in regard, to the train robbery. Governor Crittenden stated to-night that there was a free and , -fill discussion -of the subjecs, r and a' f )inani-ibus' odinfoh,. that ',* prompt,^ arid vigorous measures 'should be takenta in_.ng_ "the outlaws to. justice and that within .jf6rty%igh|,'h'purs,' .perhaps .tweuty.7fopr ' hours, he'will as Governor of Missouri, issue a proclamation, to be scattered broadcast 1 over the State offering a -.ward-'of 50,000 dols. for the arresl of - the men who robbed the Bock Likud train at Winston, 20.Q00 doW'bf■ tHia sum to.Jtefgi.. eri i or ''ti. .' capture ojE the two James' b'Qys,*.J"uppbs_d" to have . been the leaders t>f-,th§ *> ro.bpery, and 6,000 j| dols. :eaeh fat, the

THE BRIGHTON MURDER.

0 . Tlie Arrest Of Lefroy.

Lefroy, the man against whom the coro ner's jury upon the body of Mr Gold (who was murdered in the Brighton train) brought in. a verdict of guilty of wilful murder, was arrested on. July 7th. Acting oil infortha tion received at Scetland-yard on July 7th, the police authorities sent two detective inspectors to Smith-street, Stepney, in the Eastern district ot London, and there they found the missing man, who did not appear to have attempted any further disguise.than shaving off his moustache and whißkers. There was not the least difficulty in identi fying him, on account of his. very close resemblance to the portraits issued by the police. When seized he became exceedingly pale,?'btft Idid not attempt tb; ded^ that he was the person wanted. Subsequently, £owever,oh'e asserted that he was'nbt guilty of the murder of Mr Gold. He had beeu residibg&rthe'house where he' Wats arrested nearly all,the,, time since the murder had been cßrri'mit'ted, passing % "the1 ini'me'of Clark, and, had spent all his money. Tbe prisoner wa. brought up on July 9' before Mr George Mplyneux at Lewes, to which, he* had'been conveyed under'the'cororior'B' warrant. The officers who apprehended the prisoner deposed to the circumstances of the arrest, which have already been made public. On the way to Scotland-yard the prisoner had said to one of the officers, " I am glad yoij found me j lam sicirof it. I have regretted ever since that I ran away. It puts a different complexion on the base, hut I could not bear the exposure. I feared certain matters, in* connection with my family would be niade public. I suppose I shall be; [Browed to see, a lawyer ?"; ;''The !' fficer replied, "Certainly," whereupon ,efroy said, "I am glad you did not bring riny of my so-called friends froni Walling (ion with you." He was then remanded for a lew days. j Lpfrdy 'had been In the obscure ! lodg ing-house, in Stepney, for a ,week, Dfiriri'g'tHS ?whole of this' time " hb' had' scarcely left the'single'roorri'which he occu pied, and had existed on the slenderest dipt.:—His landlady was not ip the habit of reading-the papers, and, it appears, to be doubifulj jjwhether it was her infor mation^*" .'which brought the kuow lfedne„_'o£ Lefroy's whereabouts- tb Scotland, Yard. According to the latest a'ccoupti! elbmei man in the neighbourhood Hispepted! Ipli'at the mysterious 'stranger jm in Chu^cjh!)R6^r,'Stepney, was none othpr ihanljlLefroy, /and on the understanding that jhinji name should be kept fecret apd that jhemhijiuldrhe kept -secret and,, that hp snoujfi^reiieive-the'irbward of £200, ! eow( ihunioa^ecl , r with" the police Since ;thpp tpe .'landlady, - 'Mrs Bickers, has en tered a clatm, and tbe police authorities aire -noWj! leogaged in considering il how far it^sHall be recognised; -' One of the great difficulties which suggested themselves ,ip Urifigibg home the crime to Lefroy was the Absence ijf any-proof that ho was possessed of a pistol. According to the latest accounts, there is reason to believe that he redeemed a revolver pledged to a-pawnbroker on the morning of the murder.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

] -...ianW-ELLINGTON, thisafternoon.' [ MB'(BbbVbs has.been; speaking for the,sast: two hours and a-half and is still going on. ;i | At 3.15, Mr Reeves having finished, a division was taken on Mr Basting's amend ment to substitute 60 tor*9l in clause 2. The amendment was negatived by 40 to 24. I Mr.- Gisborne is now moving an amendi ment,-giving the North Island 45 members, ; and the South 46. .

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

-. (Pbe Arawata.)

\ s 2 SYDNEY, August g. Small-POX continues to'attack fresnvicr tfms,'." The arrangements bf the Govorn menlriarei severely animadverted to by vthe , Fres-2 siifferers are' removed lo quarantine, the other occupants of the house are confined to the premises. Families of women and children are thus barred up 'iii -"infected .premises. A case has just where a son died at (Jnafantine Station, and the mother and children were confined in the house, the mother is now infected. ' . T., | Alarming pitfalls have lately occurred at Tighe's Hill, Newcastle, close to the work ings of the Ferndale colliery, threatening the safety of a number of houses, leaving great cavitie^ in the earth, , ~ , | Thb steitner India", lately sold,;' *,fbr' Noumea, .to, Howard and Walker, of, this, city, is to be laid on the trade between this a}nd New Caledonia, ,-,.' ut'-: , i.y.-c- I There are no traces of tbe woman Hamil ton, who was recently murdered near Braid-. wood. Chuchong,the Chinaman whom she cohabited with for years, has been, arrested on suspicion of being concerned in, .the murder. Ihe evening,. she;.,disappeared, Chuchong was seen running'after her. "He was subsequently seen by children, washing blood off a hood and underclothing. When arrested, two pound notes with the name Martha Hamilton written on the back were found on hint,' .one had stainslbf hlood. j Minton, who escaped from BraitJwood t gaol.TisßtilfUhcaptrired] I 'Helssuppbsed-fo^ have gone to his old haunts in the Clarke's Jtm% many of whose relations and sym athisers are still about. It is thought the escape of this man may lead to the organisa tion of a new gang. ■; Pr ; I Victoria, August ie.) I j The Australian Freezing.Company yes» terday completed;,tht.. freezing of 3,800 '^heep, and" a :;large!quantity of ,heef, for the Orient, fprmihg,--tfie 'most , extensive 'shipment ye. attbmpted. .: '-~'•'/ { A pawnbroker's shop in Bourke-street has l?een entered, and £500 worth of jewellery and cash stolen' ;' '( * si | Violent thunderstorms occurred id tne country at Arrarnt. A lad named Wallace , was killed by lightning. The lad with His aunt,, shelter under ;a- tree. Both"-were struck by lightning, and.jreß* dered ibserisible. The lightning passed down the lad's body, and burst the hoots ot the^womj.n, who is much burnt, but will pr^bablj'recover. "rsy. r :-'■'

SOUTH AUSTRALIA,

j The GQye..nment, stated, they jntepfLty intrbdube 1a!ibitl tb give greater 'powers-to qfficial. in carrying, opt the provisions of tbe Vaccination Act,"' The National Mutual Association obtained a verdict of £200 yes , terday Against' Mr -Hicks, travelling lof '• the ( ;Australian " ;,Mutual ['.. Society,;;; for slanderSjis';imputatibh that 'piaintifis;' Com paoy was financially unsound, r j . :]]tUf "^p^EßN^STll^i-i.;: ; , ! !.' al g lirimogbnituretha- "been-brbtight hhfbr^'' the ie^ittature for!copsideration;;'_. %%-'*"■'■ j • a___fi ''""'''" ''''^'ill'''l poii *""1;'

MINING NEWS.

soiloimlO .gtooiti. <■>* natalHaaV jguiYtova i I _ Babektt's (Tiki).—Contractor?' tjfjye : 1 Tfhe mine manager, Mr Bennett, reports itbat this drive has been extended from the i tnjorth-east cross-cut to the Home Rule boundary without intersecting any leaders, with the exception ot two small stringers, mentioned ifelaßt report; have changed •the course to west; cut a leader in the sur- J 'lace on Friday, [carrying loose gold ; can obtain a fair prpßp'ect by pounding thj^ '' stone. It varies trom an inch to four inches. " "in thicKness, ruhhing nearly north and: - 'sbuth wftfc a westerly di)j.-^The.contractoi,_! in Blacklnore's joint drivb' fchaverdriven 57; " iiet, bu%the ground is very changablc. '*. •i The following mine manager's report has ! heen recfelved from the Success G.M. Co. :-tt 1 '.'(i havecareat pleasure in forwarding lo yoii* I two splendid hauls of specimen1 gold and' i '.Specimens of stone, the richest,|>l believe. . jjhat ever; came out of any mine. I have. opened out both ways from the rise aud i_C the stope,' Going south was where the gold w^s got.'- There isgold still showing ahead;: In the stbpe goingjtort^ihe'rbef is pinched: "ap, owinjg to the jnature of the ground. I; ' 'don't exgect mu(^ in this stope till I ge;t. - -further ahead ahbyiLwhere good gold wab" git in thS"level.^E.-;:REiD." H « I fe^"ll '>'■■

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Aga'DST 24. f Bank of N.Z.-Sellers £24 oa Colonial Bank—Buyers, 45b 6d; sellers, 46a 6d a N.Z. Insurance—Sellers, 85s i «.B. ditto—62a 6d; buyers, 61s S !National/Inßßran.o«Kß_y6_-.'3ls'Gd-MJ kOMi . standard—Sellers, ISa 6d ; .Colonial Insurance—Buyers, 12s ; sellers, 12a 6d ; -lAuokland Gas—Selle_a_£lo 5s ■1 [Thames Gas—Sellers, 31a ; lUnton Sash and Door—Sellers, £6 j 'Auckland Timber—Buyers, £5 4a IN.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 5s

[N.Z, Shipping-Buyers. £5 ss; sellers. £3 10s. r •TauplriiCoal-Buyers, 10s '[ „■il - Coromandel Steam—buyers, 14s 6d; sellers, 15a ; LAlburnia—Sellers, 93,, f" lNorthßbVon-Buyer-.7s;BeUerS,'9- ' f-d 'Golden'Calf—Buyers, 2a; sellers, 2a 6d , Queen of Beauty—Buyers. 4s » '■* Southern Cross—Buyers, 2s (Union—ss; Sellers,7s , ..,.,„,, . Tiki—2a3d, 2s 6d; Buyers, __"■'"■'■" '■ "Araii 1 SuccQßS-r6a6d..toßa; buyers, 7s 6d; sellers, tßs lHomeßnle^-l_a; sellers, 13s 6d^ F^ 7 * 'Stoddart's—2B IBlpefPeter—Buyers, Is 6d ~ r r, (->-.• ;') jr' | . _.« JOSEPH NEWMAN. I.! c',- ...': '■'-■ .Chairman.

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j Gas consumers are reminded that to-morrow _st_..insta_tt,'i_',th'elas^day of the month tfo. which (liscpunt„is.,.ayowed on : their account-. '' "lt *# '" ."<■* '''''.*. i



Wancea. WANTED, a Shingler for a small job.' Apply at once to the Wellington Hotel. \\r ANTED, good Hotel Housemaid; V v wages, 12a to 15s.—Mrs Elsmore's.Short land-Btreet, WANTED, a good General Servant.— ..^MrsGarUck, Ferndale, Mount Albert, or the City Hall Arcade. * ; ■■■ '■ WANTED, immediately, Improvers to '.the Brown Saddlery; also Lad well acquainted with the sewing machine.—Henry Br^ce &, CO, (Limited), High-street. WANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs. Durance, Church-street, Devonport North Sho-p- ~XXT ANTED, strong Uirl for housework ; iV T must be accustomed to children; refer ences required,—Apply Stab offloe. jrrfANTED, a Ploughman.--Apply Lake It.'T" Takapunayost-offloe. : : I*X7"ANTED, a first-class Bartnaid-for; [VV -City Bar.—Apply this offloe. ' -,;T) I%'VTANTED, a first - class" Tailor's IVYj ,'Maohlnlst.-Apply at ence to J. WU llamg,'Viotorla-Btreet. ;,'.*.' * j \\r ANTED, a good Barmaid for down- W- stairs Bar In City Hotel-Apply Stab Office. , , : ' .* ■ : -'"*, ;: \XTANTED, a smart Shop Boy.—W. H. TT Fenton, Queen-street. XXT ANTED, a Man to take charge of a 'VV Kitchen Garden, and to make himself Otherwise useful; one who can milk preferred; references as to character and'ability necessary, -t-Chas. Canning, Queen-street. kITANTED, by a respectable Woman, ivy Wffßhing,or Charing.—Apply to Mrs Chapel. Wellesley-street. ■..■ssS'' \\T ANTED, 30 or more Apprentices to IV V- 'tbe Clothing MaWacturing. - Neil Campbell, Queen-street. Y&T'ANTEID to Buy, a Cottage of Foui or )V V Five Rooms in neighbourhood of Pon sonby; state terms, etc., and situation,— '1 Verax," Star office. ' ' ' , "I^trANTED, a strong useful Doniestic (T T *. Servant for the country,—Apply at the, Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). . ; , E ANTED, a Situation as Barmaid, or Housemaid and to assist in the ber, by a table young person.—B. Henry's Retristry,; Bhortland-Btreet. WANTED, two Rough Carpenters.— . Apply at the Cheap Furniture Mart, Yictbrii-StreetHa'st, next the Pnblip'Hot Baths. f ANTED, a Small Harmonium.— Apply to Thos. H.Webb; Oak Oottsgb', n-atreet.' ■■ * "•' '■' -' ■ , r ;.';, ANTED to Kent-.a Small Cottage •' u three or four rooms.—Apply Cheap Fur-' nltafe Mart, corner Chapel and Viotoria streets.; WANTED, .aypupg-GMahout 16 or 17 years to assist in hous^ork.—Apply, Mrß'MoQarry. Bftsoni; J '\fir ANTED, to Sell A'-Tbhy, Harness, JX- - and-Spring Trap, cheop.—Apply to R, Strong, Fruiterer, Parnell. WANTED, a . respectable, « General , fiervint ; only those wlfch,N»ood MX ferences^need apply. —Apply Mrb Xlnoald; Vjctorlo House,, victoria-street, ~., ~r, ;T\ rAN7'ED,, a., Good .Dairy-,ot, Ifresn {» » Butter^hlSbostprioe— cashon'Sellvery. —M. Marks, .Grey-street, next door to Foster's Boot Factory. "-•-'■ ' " " ' __ \X7"ANTED, an''experienced'Milliner.— V V '„■. Apply to the Misses McLaughlin, Shoit. lanastreeS, Anbklaad "" P i, WANTED, Empt^s;Brandy Bottles.— Crawford. Chemist;. Newtorl. { \ WANTED, atf"'experienced General Servant, not under'Bo,'for Tamaki; must bake.-7: Apply ,to .Servants' Reglstryi-pf 'X oung.,Wbmen'a Ihsßtnte,, Auckland.: ,■;,,'„,' t\\7ANTED, Allotment; good view, of, !V»5:" htohour; ten minutes walk from wborf. Direct information at Mr R. Hindlers, College Road, Ppnsonby. " '.' " . ' . \jn ANTED, to Purchase, in any quanci jVV': ■ ties, for caßhi Brandy, Claret, orVWine Bottlqs.—A. H. Hitchen, Brighton House, Aber-' orombie-street. -'— - ' -..'" WANTED, a superior respectable Girl as Nursemaid for Te Kopuru.—Apply to Servants' Registry of Young Women's Institute. XT7JANTED, Boarders; to share rooms, IV V _ss;. singly, 18s; washing Included.—T. Spllßbiiry. Seafleld View. Grafton Road. jVATANTED, some steady, good Miners VV at the Manganese Mines, Russell; wages, seven shillings a-day with constant work to" the right sort. No Holy Joes need apply.—Address, Kd. Kersey Cooper, Russell; or Malcolm Nic'ool, Qneen-street, Auckland. IHC7 ANTED, ' Hermjone' .Passengers IVY about to furnish to buy Window Hollands, 6}d; Carpets, 15s'; Mattings,'-TJd.^-J". M. McLaohlan. 222. Qneen-street. ~ \T7 ANTED KNOWN-AU Meals 6<L at IV", j, the Governor Gbrdon, opposite Waite mata Hotel, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Board and liodging, 15a per week, paid in advance,— Murdoch fc Co. ■ ." ■_■■■'■ fTT.ANTED, by a trustworthy, steady ;V V ' man, an Engagement as Gardener; Willing to make himself generally useful; can do anything about a gentleman's house.—Apply O, Stab office. | ''■ •■ . "■', \%T ANTED, to Learn gree Hand Draw-' ,[▼ v ing one evehinga week.—Apply, stating 1 terms to Alpha, Evkninq Stab Office.) . , . Ajar AN TED, everyone wno is m neeu ot TT a good Umbrella to seethe stock at J. ,Gllmour'S(-Upper J Symond.street.—Ladies,.from L2s to lis; gents, from 8s 9d to 27s 6d.—See Advt. l~_\T ANTED to Sell, Choice Apples at 3d ■ jVV per lb by the 401b case,'2oloa each, for ' cooking, and eating.—R. Burrows, Ponsonby. :• W~ ANTED KNOWN-^Special Advan-[ tages' to Persons abont to Build.— Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). G. Holdsbip, Manager... . ~ -.-. - ; EAN TED KNOWN—Music, Musio, Musis.—Another fresh lot of Piano , all" at -ii:' Songs, Dances, Pieoes. fee. Particular attention 1b called this time to the Piece Music, all at 6d; no higher,price. Come and see the grand display of it iv the Auckland , Market, near Wellesley-street.—W.H. Dampler. \\Kr ANTED KNOWN, that J.. >Taylbr IV V Inas Commenced Business next Hulme's, Butcher; Queen-street. He kindly requests his ft-lenda and .the general publio tb rolLUp and give him a cull.* Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order on the shortest notice. -i-Note the address: J. Tar lor. Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, next Hulme'a Butchery.1 .-... kTST^ANTED;.KNOWN, tnat ypu can j» Vif'jDresa well for a small weekly payment by going to Munroand Milllgan. See advertise onfrontjag^.Ji.ti.- n .rt...-..,-^- f -.-.--< :. ..'{ r . s OTANTED KNOWN, 'that' you can |VV obtain Che_l>'and:lG--_, Furniture of every rdoßcrlptlon;, also CrookerKiat", lbNrfsfitl bos.fble'prices". -Eleotro-plaflngicarefnlly donffl at Woodruffer, corher Of "Victoria "and ChapeT -treota, the CheapJariilshing Mart, Viotoria ritreet N.B.—Ordßrbfb-Garpentbringpromptly exppntßd.;^;.'/ .iKi'i :-■ /-.''i:i il/.A :iac.l m\T ANTED, J. !T.ord's; Customers tb' It t know, that nconßequenoebf the late flro he has let the front of his shop to Mr Payne, Je^yel)er,,,but carries on the Tailoring in- the same shop.Where. he guarantees to supplyjas! Good and as Cheap Garments toorder asican be brodu^d"in this clty.-^J. Ford,lTailor,.: 164 n Queen-street . - fSTTANTEB/10-ilersA ion tbrir famous IVY Trousere to measure, atJlSs 6d; also, the wondrous <_ss''euit_.' Overcoats'from 10s. lMaryelloua;-valao at.,^. .D.'PhU^.jCheaoi Taiier,"l7p,.,QU'ee"n'-stre-t,",'. *i,,.,^ >, „.,.'■_ \X7A"NTED* Known-^-That J. 'A'ajlor's, VV opposite the Market, Queen-Btreet, ia tbe^CheapestrHouße" in" tbVWfOr"" Boots* ana Shoes. 3 ,_...,■, ■*...,-. : WAN TED KNOWN—T. Butler's 'Bus will leave the Auokland. Hotel, Queep str-btiSfbSSSymbnds-street/Kyber-Passiiiand. Grafton Road 15 minutes past every hour, from: 4*a._a. in the morning till 7'Plin. in-the evening, j tIRRCAOStTED' KNOWN that the Victorian; Loan and DiSoouUtAgehby's Adverilse appear.P?'i^thpage.sthcoimpp.'i:_-A:,': ANTED, ybutb n'otethat 30 cases pt ■ :Ne\v'Spring aihd Summer Goods; arb just' opened at the New Zealand Clothing! ißactory. New Clothing, Hosiery,-Shirts, and Hats in immense variety. - . ~,„ j ijrr'.UfTED. BUSINESS MBN.'.;'a.lib VV would like Sto: occupy my Allotment or Premises (If built to suit) to apply on Site Apply.a. opce :to GvJlhodes, Builder,next H&yl -ahdßnch'anan'B Store, Cnstom-ho-ge-street. WANTED, Albert and Burround- Ing -Resldentß to patronise -William Thomas in his Wheelwright and Blackamlth's Bnsin-834 Tlown jirioes: for .shoeing aod'.alj. otherToba. * Discount for bash., f \\r ANTED KNOW in, mat D. Goldie Vv w "'-'prepared to' sell all kinds of Buildlir and other Timber1, Including HSrdwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bhrk and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that purchased elsewhere ■___. in/ ANTED KNOWN—That the New » » Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Materlil at the very lowest ratea. Very superior White Kauri, frOm OUr new bush, just opened. ■ ' ■ WANTED KNOWN—For Sale, Two' Bmall Printing Machines, several founts of new type, and a lot of printing apparatus; including rollers, ink. shears. See, Sec. Suitable tot printing,hand-bills, cards, &o. WoultLdo: for a'ihttiT'ln'bUßlDess or an amateur. The whole lot for £15.—Apply at my Branch Store in the Market. W. H. Bampier. XTtPAjSTEb, all thei Ladles to call at my y V "sfibp and see the Splendid Glosa Sugar Basins and Butter Coolers.at Is. and the most varied assortment of.better qualities. Cream, Jugs, 6dl Jam Dishes,15id ; Tumblers, B}d; Gbbd Jugs, __d; Best GoldandWhite Gbdna'Oup^and Saucers, lid; Tea ditto, 8d; White_Stone, 6d and all other sorts equally oheap. Meat Dishes, 7d: Wellington KniM P.olia_i Bd'; OWBrown^ Windsor Soap, 7 cakes,-8 ;:and the cheapest and best assortment of Vases, Ornaments, and all .kinds of Crockery and'StatiOnery at English - 'priceß, NOte^the .add-eBBiJJ?. 1 __J rHK-TMAN Karangahape Rpad,_opnOßltß Newton Hotel., \Xf ANTED.KNOWN—GOODSON S V V London Arcade is open daily from 3 till 9; Saturday? 1&30<;' Universally acknowledged to be tho most extensive, attractive, comprehen sive and economical Emporium of the useful : and ornamental in the colonies. Stationery, - '-Cutlery, Silver and Electro-plated Goods, Clocks and Watches; 'Jewellery,: Perfumery. Brußhwarb, Mechanical and General Toys—all Fancy Goods and i Usefnhi Articles, Including some of the greatest Novelties to be seen in town No place in Auckland like, the classified, departments of the LondonJ Arcade,' where yott ■ I can inspect<all,andTrarohase,only .what you choose. See _h.,-,flye, splended. windows, all filled with New G'bods/-118, Qneen and Victoria streets, and Brandon House, Parnell. London , ,Offlce, -gi,Bfc.MatT Axe. isjUcl'/.'StJS. EDDING BIN GS I—Wedding Rings, 15,18, and 22 carat, tine gold, made to , own order, 15s, 18s. '22a each.—Jas. Adams, ; Watchmaker, Victorla-Bt_eet."' ... ~—, n 1 N InyaUd|wiaherto: Hirefor .a'short X_L time, Horseiand Basket Carriage, or Open Trap, for a few hours on three afternoons weekly.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane.



• To L#t. ' ' *j TO LET, two Unfurnished Front Booms, ■Parnell Rise.—Apply John Evans, Parnell. TO LET, with immediate possession, one of those beautiful New Shops at the corner of Hobson and Victoria streets; water laid on, ■ and every convenience- for living; on tlio pre mises—J;M;l^pnox:Kstote J A«ent iJ A£ckland. nTIO LET, a House of Eight Booms 'JL "(Onbhunca Bead) with abont li acre. Also Cottages in Newmarket.—Wm. Dinnison, Agent, Newmarket. ' 'TIO LET, a new Cottage in Custom-house. I_ street, 3 minutes' wait from the Wharf.— Apply to Gleeaon a Hotel. TO LET, an Office in Queen-street; ground floor.—Apply to Mutual Life Asso- C|latltm of Auatralasia. To: LET. two Rooms, with a fireplace; well suited for a married couple or tjn> Bingle nij ••. -Apply Bt this dmee.. . •HpO' ii-i-iiif or for Sale, a first-class Naw ILL Villa Residence of sir rooms (Carlton Road).—Apply to William Dinnison, Agent, Newmarket. . ' TO LET, ait Eight-roomed House in , ~ ; Brighton ROad, Parnea; gas and water laid on—Apply, on the.premises,- to _L B. Dobbin. r|liO LET, two-roomed Cottage, scullery |B and water.—if. Carr, Bootmaker, Vic toria-atreet West. ______• -; tf^O LET, on purchasing clause for 7 or \i. 10 years, number ot Acres asrequired^- Apply to J. McKlwaln, New >?orth Road. rj.o LET, Gentleman' Jtteaiaence and L Grounds, .beautif ally situated near Shelly Beach, Ponsonby: house contains 11 apartments, with necessary out-houses^surronsded by forest and frnit trees," water frontage view of harbour unsurpassed. — 1). F; Hvans, Agent, next to , V Herald" office, Queen-street. DEVONPOKT, North Shore.—Cottages to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished. Good Building Lots for Sale.-Oliver Mays, Post-office Store, Devonport. CENTRAL OFFICES, Goodson's Cor ; nar.—Two of the large Rooms to Let.— HlcksOn's G.N L. Agency. : "ftTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a newly- JLi ereoted Villa Residence, a few minutes Walk from Devonport Wharf. Also, several Cottages.—Apply to R. and H. J)uder, Houao Agehto,.*!*: ..,:..::* -■ .'! -'••':., '.' 1 For oaie.. j . ~ .tpOR SALE,"'New" Cottage,' Freehold V., .Allotment, with out.boose, brick well; &c, in Conquest Place, Parnell.—Wm. Martin, E^prekeeper, Conquest Place, ~,-,.. . SpOR SALE, Hotel in Country District. 1 ,To-be sole! cheap f<jr cash.—Address Gi Wightmah, gden Creacont. LilOR SALE,- at Remuera, one, three, or ■ U more acres of First-class Land, well drained,,fenced, commanding good BeavieWi-^* Apply H. Partington, Land .Agent, litiohbury's Buildings. : ■_,<■.; : . v.--,.*:. •■.•■■ '____ i FOR PRIVATE,S ALE,,with immediate possession, tbat, comfortable Dwelling, Bituß,te, in 8> raonds-street (near. . Windmill), o'ccupl'edby Mr Rv H. Barilett.—Apply at the Photographic Studio, Qneen-street. Termßeaßy. tJTOR^SALKj-on very easy terros, a good' I. ' Bnilding Allotment in Parnell. If desired, o-purchaserWill be assisted to build a house.—' Apply J. M. and J. Mowbray, i 2, Queen-street. atoMEDrATE:SALii (iiteap), in t r - a peaUy good and well-flnlshed • Seven-robmSd H-ouß6>'sdulle_y and'.waßhhbuiße,' splendid well, tank, Sec, and large'garden.— Apply. o,'(J*ohn,Boppet,>. Land- A'febnt, fta, Fort sgjaet. - -i j>:: h tiuh> IslOR IMMEDIATE Sale' (a' bargairil, * X? '• ifSew Five-roomed Cottage, with' 3 acres of rich,a'duvlal laud, all fenced,-a_a fronting on to a deep fresh-water creek; well adapted for a market garden, being only 11 miles, from town, ain'd twb minute, walk froih railway station.— Applyte John Soppet, Land Agent, Fort-street. PONSO^By.-^or Sale, ; the Dedwopd ;,„Stdrfe,— Apply tb R. Home, Shortland street.' , ~,,,,.,,. ~ ..,..., ~.,., . >*. '-~,; C-OLONI^LtMaDE ,Tubs, Rockets^ 'Churpß, Cheeße'Vats; Knifft-boards. Wash boards; Store'-Trubkß,' arid'a variety of Coaoh builders' Ware, from Guthrie & Ijornaoh's Fa-tory-'-b- sale'by John Reid*& Co.i 28, Queen street.1' .''- " '■■'■ -■" "'-■.' .'' JrwN.„BAL_t, 30 Tons Circular, Head. \_Ft'. pot-toes.—George Merchant and Anctioneer. : FOR SALE, '"The Grange," near Ota huhn, 81 acres of flrst-ola_s grazing land, well watered, good .brick. dweHing-honse of 11 rooms, good orchard.—Apply to F. J, Moss and Co..'Shortland-street. " •■ IJIOK SALE, the: Rden Vale Post-office _J- Stor _l -Terms easjp.—St. ;,Valie; jHouse and Land'Agent;iiextthePost-bfflca;,;•' ' ,:/'" , prtoK^NBW-and WeU-ballt Cottage of four' XiiitiV rooms, verandah, good well, Jtb'.-and Allotment 33 _: 100.- S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortl-nd.streeK■.,'.'- , ' "-' '•;. FOR S ALB, Corner Allotment In the Franklin Rood.—S. Vaile,, House and Land Agent, Rhortlapd-Btreet. .. . . ■■■~ -■ f*xnn-CHOICB Suburban Villa Site* oon y,y. taining abont 2_ acrea, substantially, fenced, laid but in grass, garden walks,; and fully planted, with frmt'M ornamental trees, forty minutes walk froni,?Oßt-o__ e.—S.Vaile, House and Land Agent. Shortland-Btreet.. :'" £750- I'WO CAPITAL SHOPS, doing T_ ,a good business,, and let at good rentals, splendidly situated on a corner allot ment, 33 x 100 feet.—s. Vaile,. House and Land. Agent, Shortland-street. •_•;:•' .:.-_ "','•'_, y.__ , , ■PT9 X—SUBURBAN Residence of ten rooms, _r_it _uo -%nhßlated"roof,coach-house, stable. Aye tanks, &c.; also, fruit and ornamental garden of nearly an acre in extent. This desir able property is ixmveniently situated near the Newmarket Railway Station.—S. Vaile, Houso Laand nd Agggt, Shortland street. ENGINES,— For Sale, one 6-horse-power Portable, in good working order; one * Stationery - Kngine and Boiler;, good working order; one 16-horse Portable, without wheels'; one --horse Launch Kngine, new; one 2-horse Water Kngine, new, to be seen: at our establish-. ment." McCoßkrie and Son, Engineers,.Chapel atreet, Ancklaad. -■ ~, .-•; InOR-'SA IL*ri,'OT.,'Lea_b;1 L*ri,'OT.,'Lea_b; those Premises in j dymbnds^slleet; "lately oooupled by Par tington-Bros., oonsisting-of "Large Allotment, with large Mill Buildings, Bngine, Boiler, &c, suitable fdr crushing,(gristing. Or any manu factory, Messrs Partington-Bros, having taken thpseFlour:Mills recently occupied' by Mes9rS" Low and Motion.—Apply to H. Partington, Honse.and:L_nd Agent, atiohbury '■_' Buildicgß; Queen-street. .... }S L ','" • 3' l'-'i VjTpR SALE^theJsland 6ffMbtut'oa,ißay; k 1 ot Isjtuidßjnbeautiially, eituated at the entrance fa the.Bay of Island_,oonta__lng about 500 acres of, choice fertiloi land,-1 :nhlefly. under grass, an^ <;apable;of iCarrying a (large .quantity of st-ok; well o watered! .with, neverfalllng mringpfcgoo4rHo_ießte_dj.C-_B_- .rbomßi-well .flnishediny^thiaUinecessalT, outbuildingß; in-: •■ eluding large and comTnodiobs smoke-house; two^aorpar choicely laidont ,-itf. oTchardl and kitchen garden; Stock on Island Can be taken at a fair valuatlou._ TeTma t»' suit purohaser.nFbr particulars applfrto'R.Bßo.m -iNCC'Soliclibr, Shortland-street, Auokland. : ■;.'* "^O Etjftffii.ffiZ'^<B'X R,G A I N. "U0.7. Acres, b_,;L_hd,:: partly ;,I_. : rgrass.,;with: ,Thif_e-ro6med' Cottage; in ,good, repoir, two* -miles from Whon?a_ei; warm, sheltered aspect; .welladapted-forfruilrgrowlng. HXtanaiverun 'for cattle adjoining. Stock, &c may be taken I Apply to lfrater Br'ci_,V'''Arub_land. or to Rr 'fhompson. Whangarei. j -aaaA-i-i aoauao * Concentrated. Blood and Bone Manure manu factured py.the.unde'r-ighedv::" .-,;.,■■• *,(-; _. | No'mineral matter'whaWver-lß'uSed'fn the nreparation. and we can confidently recommend if. Price: IstQnality,£9perton, bags Included; -2hd-QU_UtyT_Sperl»n,,bau_ i-clud-d. " I Samples can be seen, and farther Information ' obtained, upon application to i f *";i«&pg'K pc#! zil ' .. - ,•'?"■'.'i',' '.:'.." Qubeh-siireet.,, j-i-fc N S„ .A L_ E, 100 TOHS'-pilM^ Ci_STKHBUEY' POTATOES j \'&>.'-,• -,'■!• m fi.i -i'ss" ■bi syy "'■: '^''**: ■~5t",'1 ! "' ; j j ;I:to'.v ::(3USTO_i 'fidtTSE-STEEET.1 .'•;;•.:•-,. ■' I in""' -:i,:i**'i*i"i''.^ "-■' '"',",--'. '-.:.'..,' ~"':; 1 hoU_3:: 11! ,iWl:)i-.': ** i ' :i,!o:,;a " *1 .■-.-. .1 ( SCll " . I t..i«o kLiosr; ana irotLtici. £pSTjjf»p t Ss»des:, rttheKSlstsiinstaut; 'between Franklin Road and the Weßleyan ; Church, Ponsonbw a i-able,Fnr iCollaret.-The returning,.ltitoiMrS' Heron^ Colling v^ob'd-'a^iee|;yjll,Re-6ive:6srawa-dli;',!.(?::i hw straying in Grey=street t a Roan _Ur' librae: OWnbr' 'may. have, the'-saine. by payinß,..pxpenses. 4PP»y W. H. Needham, t urby'-streefr. ':'„'., '...'., ." ;, ]..'. .. ■ ■ .-pin FOUND, a' Raft of Timbei-,—Apply to Bond and Thompson, Butchers,. North 'Shore.' ;;;*,..',*'. " rti ;., o '*.",',";Vi'.Vii ! '■"'.1..k I : - BoaJPjI ai_Q, itesiaetiteei. ' ' .*• SUPERIOR Accommpdatipn for a Lady '- and Gfehtteman,' or two Gentlemen friends, where no other lodgers arekept; no children.— Apply to the Cottagb'by the Standpipe, Welles ley-strebtW^-t.'-'- r,:.'i'-; J' '; '*','. ..S.S siii (T\QMX ORTABLE Board and Residence XU for gentlemen; terms moderate.—Mrs BlUe ■00-ner.of Kyber.PaßS.'*;- '" ,'■■- *,' ''-",--'- TEMJARD and RESIDENCE for two re. jL>j','speotablb:cTbung;Menit-M permanent, 18e per week.—Mrs Marler, opposite the Baptist Chapel,Ponsonby,Road. ;■■ ,- :■ ■; .-- .n'-i /h(OVERNO:R' BROWNE HOTEL, -l-T/r,,.'-:., ''{^-OBSpN^TßKaixi". mi*. « ioi 1 Boabd asd Lodging. ._...... _.. _ per Week SINGLE ROOM„ _.—-J^.r-....__a. I ""*."'!,"^'.'i""r .o'.-,""!" ' '"'':: I .- l . l ._'i.f^ iaamiKgal KEMPTBORNE, PKOS3ER & CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANI '| tVOW3D *v_me__ uTAjn/ •. I NOTICA TO.,SHy*BEHpLDEES. An Interim Dividend of Ten, Per Cent. Pel Annum, for the Half-year ending 31st July, 1881, 1b now payable at the Offices of the Union Bani ofl Australia (Limited)- throughout the Colon] on presentation: of (Dividend Warrants posted This Day to Shareholders. . , thos_as1w; IKEMPTHORNE 1 lh' Mahaging Directois. Dunedin, August 16,18fU, , jttfi __ TO J-IWO. LENT.pn Buildinf *XV.-Soo!^»rIi-lple-,or-not_«rtermi to;sult borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. • See List of PrcperSes for sale on fourtl page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposit*. for iavastn-enc —C. t WttitiMsbw*'" ___& Bstate and Financial Asent, Vulcan Lane.



i gap ■■;■ l^nblic Notfoas. : » , ITITCHENS' BLOOD "RESTORER; : We have been made SOLE AGENTS tor this Celebrated Curative Medicino. - : All orders are requested tabs sent tons direct, t>; - 'to D. ; !fcfATHAN & VO. ' ■ TO" a v I'.g a T-ro;! ■ T. J. PENNAL informs intending Candidates iir Certificates that he has arranged with an efficient Master to continue the necessary course Of instruction at 49, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, i = Til STATE OF THE , LATE JOHN Mil WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. AUCKLAND. j All persons having claim, against the above estate are requested to Bend particulars of same to Messrs. whitaker and Kusaell, solicitors, Auckland, on or before 7th September next. T TRANaFER' ACT NOTICES.. | Notice is hereby given that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under ,thp proyisions of "The, Land Transfer, Act, 1870/' unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same, in each case, on or rf ore thei27th d^; of Septem bernext:— ) Margaret Gallagher- Allotments 3 and . ... 4 of small lots near, the Village of Ota | • 1 • -■ huhu, containing 10 acres 2 roods and 10 perches. In the occupation of G. Frost. ! -~. .;-,:.. (1732* j Patrick Aui_>—Lot 21 of Section 1, Parish of Takapuna, County of Eden," contain-' ing 27 acres 2 roods 38 perches. In appli ; can.spossession. ' •■' (1763) i Herbert William Brabant—Part of Al ! ' >' lotment 112, Parish of Te Papa, Cook's ,' ■ 'County, containing 5 acres 2 roods 11 perches. In applicant's occupation. , :*.'.... * (1758) Thomas Wrioley—Allotment 86 of Seotion 1, Town of Tauranga, containing 16 I ". ■'■ perches. TJnoconpiod. (1759) [ Diagrams may be Inspected at this office. Dated this 20th day of August, 1881, at tho Lands Registry Office, Auckland. THEO. KISSLIMG, District Land Registrar. iA UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to advance Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 to £5000. Applications for loans to be sent In by SATUR DAY, the 3rd. September. 1881. R. CAMERON, ■' '*'"■ Manager. JA, UCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL MV^ i" *:* -UNION. ' i j;.;.feEViSEDNEW TESTAMENT. \M further "' supply of the Is 6d and 2s 6d Editions has just been received. !a DGKLA/ND* GAS COMPANY ;-«- ,- .^mited). , :,,; r ■ ' All "Accounts now • due for Gas and Coke, whlch-'remain unpaid at 4 p.m. TO-MORROW, the 25th instant, will become payable In full, Withoutdiscount. ' ' „ _..„,_,„_, [ ~..,: E. B. PARSONB, ! -riSii, Secretary. VtTORkING MEN 1 Get (Measured for It v Trousers and Vest, only 26b, at J Williams', Tailor, Victoria;atreet. £I_QijOR)j.EA COMPANY, LONDON, i ■ ijoda aril' ~~Z -.at... a a,;uit tj v r-.fi'ii J s' •A» v.! r*V, : • bplendid value: .VIM, t''l B O 0--K--S, Handsomely "Bound, and by Popular Authors. ' | W. S. .COLLINS, AGENT, . f , . • | •^AIU^ij^tO'iDi'PAROTXL.'A^okLAOT; '' ' \ Terms Striotlv Cash JT\ CC I DENTAL AA EE , j, ■ : :\y_ n -^Vulcan Lane. . ..." ICOUN MoINTOSH ") . - • , - IiHD ' } Late of Canning's, ! ARTHUR TOWERS.) ; -"- ■/;„•.. '! Peg to: inform their friends, and the public in general, that they have opened the above pre; : mista. 4Ud trust ojr providing the best quality of everything the market affords, and' personal at te.daneein Jeaiohbranch, to merit a fairshare of - their support. .■_:',..-.:,..•.' i buii .T-.,^. e^T:) ni ft oiir/M ' r;^''" ;'")'f _X v'>' ,ud^lNtfEIMER;:'& CO.;: -• X LCUSTOMiHOUSESTREET. 'AudWiiiixj,';; ■' e'-tk___fe fprd. Msftr, the 'Ameriban Fencing j &TAi ... .comiiahr's' \" :,;^ o[ ., i Steel Barb Fence .rr ire, : ; r'!The Cheapest and Best in the Market' ■ , ..:_ ,_-jwu,e,i__.,.__ ■ , a t y■ y ■ I £42 10^ P-MwD^^tor'Palnted. ' i £__ PBiB TON for Qalvallized' , j Duty Paid" and Free. Delivered at j' j ... . Wharf, Auckland. ~ - - j£ i For terms and full particulars apply to ' j ■-- OPPENHEIMER & b CO., • XCObtom-hoitbe-btreet, vt ._;*, *,■:•.': -AucKLANt.1 :W; INDIA' __ "is v CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, »:,._:: No, 95; ViCtoeia-steeet, •■_'. ; , Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and1 consequent loss ot outlet for my largo bonded' ot Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a price which, though entailing no loss to me, will "aotually be lower than import cost laid down here. 1 offer tha first line aa under :— '• 6,000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy , .weights, viz., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, i" or 5s per bundle of 25. ~,;* '■-,'. In Teas I have "some of the choicest blends obtainable. - A trial will suffice. All my. teas from, -la ~Bd and. upwards are now carefully h _le'nas_,*.ith,:',Very Strong" and fHlgh-elass -Fltfvfcuiy" Indian Teas. This announcement will, I have no doubt, .prove acceptable to the 'poorer class, as "especially is it true this season that they show better value in the cup than (ordinary Chinaalohe, ~, .■■- ... ,;. |C-- .._TTTT- ...,,r. _ _ ***; r _. r| j ft ., lOlbs of Good Kalsou Congou for, .. El _. lis 2d 'Strong Darjeellng" Flavoured Congou... 1b 8d r "Teaß__traord__ai7," a thorough econo- s till • ; mio tea, with Assam flavour, ''■/.■.-■ :.. 2s ■■. ", Family Mixture," veryiphalce, rioh, and ; pungent—Darjeellngkthd .. .._,._■:__. v 2s 8d • Very Hioh Deep Brown Tea" .; '-... 3s ,: . i Capital valUiß In<Bo'x Teas at 20s, 225, 21s, 265. and 28s per box. ... j i 4* Laundry quotations on page i. ' /* ,;:'"'!" ihio .. FREDKi WHITEHEADi. , ' ~'.' ! J . -.___.-■. Tea and General Importer, Tbrsbi OAte*'/:'",- i '9s.'Victoria-Bt., Auokland. >ry eiji.^.E.^plE _ q:v G m ' ..-: 'i'Z''Z ~il.i io'i ii,,./. S, ,m r.'.-u- ■"! ' '•:; " '' ,'• ' -■:'; ,!.ii-i(f.iS.'iH,__.RL A N''D"S "'/' •'■ i"::: ■imiillid livto ho»0 ..-.* iw«l '•!: ' " ■" '■;.'■; I M)J^4S®C.?. .I -"p E'C.T ORA L, I'lfi: T" . ti"' ' ' '■'- i' 1 ' - "2S_Q A BOTTLE...'..i . 'J; r! ,*^x:L___'-,-- ,''..\r-i"t.ii.(.\ \ APOTHECARIES' HALL, 1 i,rt boa b.iftCTPSiteQWfeagcgluli yn m ..[X tliitf _W_W-_7g. '■' ;N: or11 C<M "l^uiifononr to them where honour Is due.";,'";■'. j JAMES KEID&rSONS , / LBegtotJalltli. atfeintloU of th. Publio tb their FUR N, 11U R!Ei i X if, P O RIU M, j Situated In Hobbon-stkkkt. . J Their CabinetmakinglßTSSSjl to any In New Zealand. Furniture Repaired and Re-polished oh the, shortest notice, and in the best work' manlike manner. - ... ,*., 'X>OTATOtf& I POTATOES! _.ia u-i"-'POTATOES I ; ■* ~..,„.,,,;;*"" ;,,,*..,•„.. „,., Thel undersigned have in stock:— I Prime "Waikato Table Potatoes Prime Canterbury - do . . _ HoBAP.Tpws Seed , do , ; , ASHLEAF KIDNBTS S " Taylor's Kidneys .Jackson's Kidneys, &c, &0., &c. They are also preparecLta^upply, in any quan tity, their celebrated MIXTURE FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOR GREKN CROPS. t le use ef whioh has produced snoh remarkable results as to need no comment. .'' Also, ail kinds of Bonedust and Guano, in any quantity. '" j 7 W.J- HURST & CO., n | jj, i 0 (JUPEN.STKBET. * ,', _: t&h firthkW 'ipAßPETS.Hearthnigit^ii __ j y 'S_S:J ii ViifpELHISOOPE Tables, Oval ni. ». tt rnmrir -*- Tables, Round Tables, C\ 'St o^_? WW 0* !%«■* Oeeasionai i 6- ween-st. T^b es, a m | ta"-'- I-^,.-',/V,TaMOg fee, ~;. Tlfr TT COOKE. (Zl^!PS}idmn6lGlMß^iavi jB7, siueen-si.. g nd y o j,iiiig, iron Chair Be£ ; ;■'•,* ' steads and Iron Cots. • 'fyjliT Cornices and Polished Ti&H. COOKE, \X Cornice Poles, Venetian ; 67, Queen-st. Blinds, and Patent Spring 1 Roller Blinds. ' _i ' ..WTABDROBSB, Drawers, T.&B. COOKE, VV Washatands, Toilet ■ 67, Qneenst. Ware, in single and double j 6, ij.* 1 ■■ gg^ ■ - LIBERAL DISCOUNT to , ■.__.,„,_.„ Cssh Pnichasere. AH 'ct ?»^___^* goods delivered free in town !87, yuewift. / Cataloguesforwardedlon pub lication. ifTH EA P T IMB E R j 3 ,,.CHBAP"IIMBEiRI T. S^r offyarcls.-we are now Selling Off all oaf present Stock at a c G'RiEA T REDTJ CTIOW. JOB I-OTS AT Ant PBiCK to kffeoi f,[ •-'^^OBANCB. NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY.



; >;..'_ Public.Notioes^i '''Z, ''__&&*/' v/^^P^B^ I^NDON, 1 i* iSsfpjS^^^ # Consignees wanted for ~*~ , -at. *•' .* ■"' E_tS.Ce.|,i» - ' ' • 1-0/' V __ii 3 cases Drapery. — ; —| ';■'>,*.:■ w DA "V;fc.' ' , Apply to . OWEN & ,GRAHA% _' •-■v3». **..'"' ~.'■' '■".': -AsbSits. ' . ; vgajaL -TC ° X L'° Nd-o^[ ssi-' ; The Iron Clipper Barque '-Jpfs "■>'. ■■>■ > ARABY MAID, • %M_\ 837 ton's register, AAI at Lloyd's, A_,_x_nd_s .?*. Geomarty, Commander, will, aall as above on & : or about TUESDAY, the 30th September. : 4 *j For freight or passage apply to mj- * | I [ THE NEW ZEALAUD'SEaPM-ll COMPANY * 1 (Limited), Agents. ) Auckland, August 22,1881* * * jgygj 'if' 6 R WAI-T AR A. j , (.'LALLA- ROOKH'S;> ; T * ■frill leave Onehunga "Wharf as above TO. MORROW (tharsday), 25th instant, at 9 a.m. Jig : For freight or passage apply to | W ■■ WALLER & CO., i Customhouse-street,' Auckland, ' - « Or Onehunga. dij TJJEVISED TESTAMENT.' j ANOTHER SHIPMENT JUST a ' I 'ifc , RECEIVED. ■ • • •> ,jp |- Also, YOUNG LADIES' FAMILY READER, and other^t % ! ~..,* Magazines. ~ -A,,* *~i !.' W. E. MEAKS, _1 r; ™* , j 198, QtEKH- ,TEXtT. J. FELTUS '.; not dead yetjUfill _ fighting Oia'.ilonißtß'Sons Rights?! DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership hitherto existing between ... James Wilson and William Mettam, carrying l__m on business as Preserved Meat Can Mann- -.jjir lecturers, Lome-street, has this day been Dis- HB s6ived by mutual consent. All Debts due to or owing by the late firm witt-bo received and paid b!r;iJam<Sß Wilson. :• Signed this. 20th ;dayf|»f . August, , 1881.-JAMBS WnsoN,,. M«xTA_t. Witness", William Laing:, ■",,.. *~.., T ,L ■[■»■■■ ..>-■ ■ = ■•-" , ,■■■ oJ% MARTIN AND-PARTINGTON , IHAVE.-h»*_Ul-rrt;|-"WA iff, Instantaneous Dnv Platks—Al for Rapidity,— ' i Brilliance, and Vigour .y il,';;'*: Photographic Glass and Chemicals, specially J selected lor dry plato workers , g Vt T Photo Printing Frames Telephohe Magnets and Apparatus 1 .--. -U.)fiifc, Carbon-Zinc and Cells for Constant Batteries 'rffP1- Microscopes, Microscope Objects, Mbuhting : Class, &c. ! „MARTIN'& PARTINGTON, " PHOTOGRAPHISTS. " ~"~~"' || ! MAEKET ENTRSNC-V QIOTSjSIS-BT. If I • ... ' "' ' 1 • '" rr y t / ."• "*' ii v -if it i> k I ..u„i ,____ Me,etiTO^.,ii.;-i'.i.-.;-:<ioi|j|- J _-I.JI -jd .mwoS ,\Sy S'S into .i-.tiSmillA"" #010*1 tfJi-.-.- .J':,*T*"i i*';;'.-ii-iiXi->l-i'.iaKk IS X i,n.li<_m m VWirifiv.'f.'V-li'::!,;.";,;;]/* UNITED SERVICE; I*oP,Gf,l, . , : .m._: le ",..;.: : An Emergency Meeting of this Lodge will be held, in the Lodge-room, Maaonio Hotel, on THURbDA? EVENING, 26th instant, at 7.30. -—Jfe By command of the W.M. ■*'!■-: ; :>'•■ : i'■ ii - 3jp: J. H. MELTON, • .:--, v ' . " * ' Secretary.;; '£* ■' : ||_*- A 6.E., A.b.--Court Ml Desperanictumi. _£__© No. 6195.—The Fortnightly .Meeting of "" above Court will be held To-morrow WW 11?" day) Evening, at 8 o'clock, in the' Masbnlo Hall, Karangahape Road, Newton^" Visiting members cordially llnvitba.-H.'T; GaS-BAtt, i Secretary.*""""' """".._'.';'_" •'•'"*'•'■" " ■ THE Bisi'op'^f Auckland's ; Lec'ture on ,',' Wicldifle".on Friday, 26th instant, at St" - SepUlcM-'babhoblhO-Be, at 7.30; '- -1 »uU r | Tonderis. j rr' ' t ;■>■"- y"'"'^!.. ~ , rai- o G-AKP EN T E^R S. A il .v jj:-i;n. .'i'V'i'i:...,'.. u:-j_!^an.y s '» . 'I Tenders will be received until 4 o'clock on | FRIDAY- next for the Erection (labour only) 1 and Painting Of a' Dwelling "House in the country. iPlans'atmy'Offloe, Queen street. "-. '< v-iIYVr ■ " HHINBy G. WADE. . 1 i ....... Arohiteot, -*- ~ j : '■- — .-I o •'•'c'!,i-i"_i;P ;E;iSfi': T "e'E s. 1 Tenders' 'requhed' for a Verindah: and Addi tions to a House at Northooto. Plans, Sec, to be seen at my office until 12 noon on MONDAY, ~ 29thinstant. _ i_- _~^_m ! W. F. HAMMOND. A.Rjpfu, «*.,*_*, *t South British Chambers. m 0 •'■' B U I L D ' lE^feS's.W* ' Tenders will be ,-received .until ,noon^of 'THUKSDAY, September tstf for the Erection and Completion of Briok fctore in High-street. j ~ ~ „ . ~ EDWARD BARTLEY, .*«?. „ .-:, U .1 fi. i -i *"*Ai«uteofa''™" mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelvod uhtili .Nbbn- ofii 4 FRIDAY. August 26th, for the Erection of o r ,, Cottage, CbllSge Road. .',v, », „',iiir,; "Ui'_. ] EDWARD BARTLEY, . | ~l* ~, , Architect. '•'* fj|l O BUI LDE RS. 'JL /,*I I V -4 *'T/ TT It . * JTenderS will be received up to noon onMON DAY, the 29th instant, for-the Erection of a jViha Residence at the North Shore. . j Plans, &c.,at our offlces. Oneen-street' --.'••.J .U.IT. \y.u:.; EDW, MAHONEY fiiBON,! :._;to;« > J , -__ AwUteSSL™ Jfjp O .B; 'IXSVI iL ,DACE;'-iR fa-lfa '■ Tenders will be received up to noon on FRI DAY, thb 2_d of Septomber, for thb Erection of a Villa Residence in Cambridge. : iPlans, &c.at our office up to the 28th Inetant, aid after that date at Mr Asher's. Cambridge, -'if '. | ; ,„ EDW. MAHONEY & SON,,. & t 1 1 , -",° ; yf. I . ''' Architects. .':__ ~ -'-■'••"■''' AnoklantL* s , mo DRAPERS AND bTB_G-^. £ il-EORioH !i(iiT';"i:i : .:'■■' *li!:,; I ,'.:!;J.)'SI * 'Tenders are Invited tor the Porchasoof the Stock and Good-will of a Drapery Business at "Blenheim. Lists, of stock and full particulars at Messrs Wm. -MoArthur and Co.'s, Auckland. The tenders to bo addressed to MrE,_fr/, Blenheim, and to be received by bim on or before 7th September. , Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. tTenderrfwiU-bb recefvbd by'__bun_eraigiiell? until 5 p.m. on SATURDAY. 10th September, for the)Lease,of the Old Telegraph Office.ati Riverheaijr ' " i -The Tenant to keep in repair, ahd give six months notice. .i . •>/ , ,',= o,' ■-i' 4 iTT/nf ; Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, . J. ORCHISTON, "i t -:ii;ri.«t j,* v:-,',,.- • Inspector Telegraphs,' in ■ l4pp^ia,2?adAngu?t,a_3l.-,*r.: ~.<•,-t : ; .-, o ii I m SEPARATE TENDERS will be received IO by the Trustees for the Lease for 21 years, from the Ist day of tteptembor next, »f the j^ Shops at .present in the occupation of J_r Kohn, Jeweller, and Mr Williamson, Tobacoonlst W® These premises: are situate in the best part of Queen-street, Auokland. Tenders to be left at the offices of Messrs Hughes and George, Soli citors, Auckland, on or before THURSDAY, the 25th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, where con ditions of leases may be seen. ' .-* „ , , HUGHES & GEORGE,,, i .n.__,\l_, Solicitors to the Trustees. -iDated 18th August. 1881. _^ ; : I ~!■ 'A.UptlOllß.-' t.<TH3 IT -j ".: ,:...;',,.'.. ,; " TO-MORROwi Noon, o^'R; A*-N g'e'S,! '* OtR an GfE[§|j | 'j. VEx s.s.,Arawata,<i Sydney.l' caCssjT fpO BE SOLD. BY AUCTItfJSr, ■■ 3W -131 cases) :... M, 91-cb V ORANGES, &C. W" Moßobart-rIOO cases) * . ~. .,--. - ikli Arjthu^s maelv ; i sj NOON.. .:i*/im*-u^| O, K.ArH GB S1 * , ill! O.iS/Si , a - ~, H q M J, Ex Arawata, from Sydney, jj aiiiaV-V/L.f'm"^EATON;^^K'i'«.'JJA _\T ILL sell byauictioin, at!hisMart, to- #*. T T morrow. (Thnrsday), at 10 o'clock, 11 cases 'Oranges and Mandarins—Gll ia» canes.,, do ,do .JDBT"*}'/'. 70 cases do -do KJM y-f W. S. _W3__-AKi_] .' ~ . [JAS. DACHE ■iZ': FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOK -CASE, OFFICE TABLE. ; ; ' '" THE Subscribers will sell, at their 1 BobniS, Fortstreet, on Friday, the 28thV'T- l_stant,atUo'aJock, : ,™.T GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting of touches. Chairs, Plotures Tables, nut Cornices, Rosewood Book case,Oheffoiiiers, Singer's Trade Se*tog - I Maohlne. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, j Mattrasses, Bedding, Washstands and ; Ware, Mirrors, Chesta Drawers, Flltor_»_„ < •iioßtoves, Cooking Uteoi-ls. Safes, *S^-XI i _Ja.;_'c - ■ .Also. - ■'- ■'■' '-■■'■' s-si -B__L : Offloe Table, Carpenter's Bench, Vyoe, 81 --. .... cycle, Boo_».&c. i ; SAMUEL 'COCHRANE & SONi': ~ ~ Anctioneeiß..... .. . ; ' (Continued on Fourth Page,}