SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

8«I»raßT.-T3lllr!lkraniii*..9.2 MjjfKJßSL—T(wnnrrv<» Mnraincf, £35

ARRIVALS.

■J.i'iii'sa.».«.,, jVf«fHUl7i!ii7,. tairo ffit •i « Anaa, RK. McQaa, Irnm RaaHeil Shttcy Kita. mtoooBi!. Wnila, tarn Birsaail l^m. annaoaor. ?aa.rcw. tajtn sunnnnru OruftiSiaav aahoonur,, ETiuiion, taam fcaaaeil

DEPARTURE.

tAa'B IWJSTSO. OraM,.«?» S<»laa<i«r r ;.ii: Sijbnrna Aja-jte, KKmCumSKi. for wiianuarai

Ocwnlju, 6rii?aatSnft» B.tnnr, fay Sydney

Jtamner; sc&anner. Qnmra. for Rnaseil Wolcnme. acaouner r Ji1' r. Car Kaipara

PROJECTED DEPARTURE.

irijfc-Taiaran,. .Qntahar 17 TtranaiU aad Snntii— V* aaaira, TmwrfaT M,i«Mni"n« ami Staßfe- ?a Anan^Tlixindtvj' Sydaay-Enosma. Cctubnr.l KaiffißU,, WTuia«aroiw «Mt Mnnannm—W^aiHnst- T.wr«n«a--<jiaiini'«"«c willnawn, MnnJii7 at

W3i.ui«aral wit waansarai iffemto-AsiJto. TiieiMliiy »»<t ffrlttn.7

VESSELS EXPECTED.

tnuaiw. loch ?te«e» aMo IL.K. P.S.), tauilas Jnaa W*to Qubbh, siMa I "-Q C- J ), loinlnar Jana

ku Ikioti orr, biiTTiu. 'jftlleit July 34 f jirnmiiOiitJi, barum*. iiiuied ahhtmi: 3 Borito Chi«£ Suinne. loiirtlnir ■viraatiieraitiaUl^&ar'iia, nailed Briar tit Amj. 31 Anearsu, Bar iput. Inivi !n«

TS'S^T TOBIC

Jla«aa Htta (J*b.^i . IT.l T. >. oar^m*. idiuiaia J hub JBjtoc, btii'-jMeniilai?, landing

ltrafraiizi.

Jaha Kaos.. Sasooa,, ituia. M avnaatXa

SA,ir. Lr.rilian. barque, iivm D'.m«it!a D«fß7 FtaKir. Mijtaanfao, from Daaßdia

3OUT3 Ota ratusnn. Boiraraf«a. flcltcoiiur,. fcaoi Taillct Paarl. katcft. 'mm Barncunq^i WiaiCmLacnmumr. fjsm TaTluaf Tr-inatc. aciicuner, from. I-fasmauga, daily Bjbo* beJaanciaa. Cmni laioaiiH Witte* te«aattee v frota Tcaaaa

IMPORTS.

Pto OnßOin far .sTrtaisj-JHaiMl faal: drsgßßrl law sbnbor, 35i cms* BreuetYijti aeac, 13 tiaraea iMfi

BjrT»(MOß,fratn- t(«Tii*.i—l3 Sales woct. 2E bwa coffift. IIU bnactwii 'aiianami. Jllii1! maa amiaiT. iii hiv«a and lull lease eccaiiaasa. HT cubbh jtniw. M aldaa. lfl trandtea iiiln».

3%.

lita IPranefc earratta Hasoa, C*otata Man- Mtf.BiCtLa'sniaafarTaJiisi. vla2aTii, on. Sans. a.

Tlsii AncliliiaJ icliHuaflr jUb-iCrssa. CagCais H.u"rliiott. !ai'i 31171 .w.17 iarf. i>iC afsar & lunar tail Milir.mi 7ij7;iiiv» .i!Bijm< sim Soldtnas and ?!«■)»• Hrthrtdiw I»laad& raccracd w 3nv» «o SiOC It, wltft bus 38 reeialra. Sirraa mtna WWB jsmmiMrj, tin.; thu7 l'am?4dOT3ibaudaail ■wain Mtore^-"* 307* Tlaiea.'

Tba is&ncner *Uziiftetii fefi Leinxi tat 3iim» on ;im ia vi aeo;. 5 Tlie sncaiiU achrvai.sr Txnraasa irriTsrl i.: !><nii*tonxTanaasafii«i A"9t 33. -#a<i pre- BHfflia Mr Hdtnraivir to In«it far A^ok I.vi

The brftaatia* Ad.i C. Owen cleared a£ -.an O-oacsma u-dsr Mr Wtuugaras, whets ai.i ' !ea.ia Umber fat S^dsa?.

tTm ajj. Orari l«fc foe O&ibsrao an.i Sa?(ar as 138 fip-or. 7sacerda7. Psaa<moeC3 — if.;aa-i fji.-.«son.i. £iii:ir, Qajmn and: Blzsie, M 23 aad SCi.a TSicraMn, MiaH Oawnlstr.

Tlie 3-1. 7a Aaa.i irrlTad Ceo RoDßell earlr tnls moralag1 w.Jii. Bw foltowfast wmaimaaEj :— Mm EaiwaU and ehiM. Mr WLUiuaa. Mrs Deurr sad I ctiiJraa, Mr X^zldaa, iL- Jctd, Ca jiiia £Wkar.

TSe i»iaaasiaa Oeiaidv ailaraii as the Cnasnma far S7iae7 MHlaf. fuaenten—lfsaars ?I. Roes ■aifßekdier.

■ ira«llrtg3atla«Oam.i3ni(i3ncd3aaa>w3a3Bofcaa by tne Eed Coas near -in-ra nn aeptamSerilui, Sits wta s,bcnt a moasii otis i.ut niiii lime

tiu»'tore*m*jte(l*riifloai"T Red Ccai wia ts Iwt» Levnka on 1 crt? to t&A Tvzgzwax& -z Kuoeh-ot Col^raeaiaa pscniiii ib«is Sassambec Siioh. Th« sebisnnem Wlsi^ad fria-jjcua ll»ri.i^t;-.j «Bdlt« AlSiWaßiT(Ca!Jfci:a Harslaon> Me boti ■aaaral ta Ui» lalaacl ticcxir srafie- Ja .trt/iitiiin to Anritiar. i carr>, »Sa Taiarca haa on fcoarrl surapal po^kAt^a (or tna soozii. Far 'iTeOtaKtca there us 21 Saga naiiia. 4» aaets encoaanta. 171 BnaefßM b'tniaaa. and I'l cvwii pfaaa. if or L7Ke(son—init fcrmcsea ban snaa. FhrTlaiiirß—Wrt r.cnclvg basmaa. Cop Donadla—sljacks peannfrl, iSiaeirs eoreaaTia, SCT tanohea baaaaaa, ray Huff1-12 lacks ewoan-wi. T'ißira aze ilao 5t dues si.iea fa? 374187.

ARRIVAL OF THE TAIAROA.

Tke aa^ T»teo» arrC<ra<l from FtJ! *! 1 n'tlwi taia mocaUjr. wltte a. fail c*rsta "< Xalaad pro- Soce tot Aurtitfaail «ad aocreheranscsi, aa<l iha faliO'Wlag a*wßnj[er» s—Ssnars E. FUsi*, Jtr p. iijlaad. Kairaar. M. M^wwim. Jaha Cofe, tladstr. 9' oßiidrso, *ail aerviat, Joaea, Cera trsii. aad e&Erf. ata-wsrt. Caccols Sewell, Ifeatiamen S"r»acir. Kerast and 2 eftlftf ran-. Stalwart. KifeE<ai'«a. lEr aid ita J. P. ». Marta, et-IM. aad aerntar, Tlta TaSaroa teffi£«VT!ia.oisß«Bf,2ff,ar.<i a.':ired as steve, afUr a pfeiwa&t t»Ma*^. Kid. K?ti E. and ?X lmia tlsnamaJmus. Shditen th& ?qgt Enlslits TWtoiUr Atcarnooß. Soe learrea to? Wftttmtiiral at S jus., to- d.i 7.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Tie Hank-eta Co,'* sc&iraerj 3ta«Tegßr aad Ibnraoa. tar Wi!iin ar.d HoSdaaga reapco ttretr, dM 101 iad.Te to-da.?.crmUi& to its iJro-c-j oollii-weat wind tu's h.w pTirratted1. Th.? 7 ■ JaaTS to kwct fArsBOOo, alionid Uie wfad haTB B3odera««d.

COMMERCIAL.

STA2 OSmv Waduasday,

Ifainta S. and J.. Isaacs hs'.d sa ai«aal7e rate 7eater<!.ir ci Sc«ll*ii-mad!e ftmsitir», Dtaaca. ralrrora, r:a~if7, i:*. Tha tXXeodtJLtB ■wms \args. tae the prtesa rsaJiaed wera »ny- Urn bos lasiafsctorT* of Ia la tow* iou^A tha Taw lifga qiwaUitea f.£ Imßar goods thai: h*79 beet* t&rowa on tie roa^iat <iailajc Jho ia.it. mensh.

Woixrs Aj-MitA-na Bcrnm/at sceauivsjst Indues the Aetstmetloa and vnrreut the fin Drover aw of tfceif wnm«a and lafceii iM tiina Anther protect fcba Fubil* agaira* fraud and deception, have enclosed la Ui« wrapjera, or nndac the label on the quart fcottfay "tree tet October, 1874 and oonUnua to encloaem etbet DAY'S FIOKISa THHOCSHOCT TBS TZjLS IHRBK a OBO2BS, wtlch are drawn nvon the nnderalgiwjd, and whi oh will be cashed by team an prawn tfttttm. To bmbto these Gifts, tta PabiJc mast he ourotnl to nsk tor, and accept netting bat, the Okmuinb Usolfbo Wolfe's Schnapps, with our namo npon tho top ijibel. M. Horn k Co, wynynrdljino. Byano*.

Mail Notice.

vm& On. Far '«iiaaaSural, Haiidu. is^unei, "S imaffarsi, Tlmurn, etc., j«r l aliiros., ir. 3 j»ai. oc TUamria. per ffinfigfartH*. is 3.3(1 p.m. TauaaDiT. Stir liwt War Wanirmnf.gar E<v»psnii, i; 2 i.n. yar Wm-rors. Ts Kxa% Cniisleliura, »nii Warinranh, Tier Ease Caa«7. as 10 a.ni. : For * ateira, Jlaw Fly-ncira, and "W-iagasrai, Sier Wacsratwr, a: II sun. 3"ar Siabnran. Sa-oler, ianrJiera Para, sail AnatcaUuLCalianma. 3«r T* Anna, us li 'Wn* ; J re ILuinavii ■ln.i iivui, ;i;r f'.airi- 1" ! Tsr Tanraaiia. Clifn^mnun. imi Cuufiil. s«r "«" !i!iii!j:jß. a: i a.m. : ffur Snuseil, Euiwu&xwa, and Aainralliia CnJonins, hm Bncarna. a: t u.ai. 7m Tiamus. ;er Sdtamaha.au, is 5.51 p.»n. 3"3iDi-r. Sta faat. 3Vw 'Wsilwlirt ami Coraraaadel. gisr Caramißidel. afi3 a.m. Jar WiantiWf'f Enmia. Puna. Wiian. Woua saraL Samo, Tna-jfima. and MamjajMti. ?"■*

TtrraniT, Octaber 111. Pw n..i. ZiiiiJiiaiila, as foilcw:— Tar SaaiiTrtctt iolumliv UalSeil 36ai»Mi 5< America. Caaiv.lv Eirffiiiiti Cnitoobia. Cunfßrai »n<t anaca Aausrlcs, sail 3rlßflii »ad Foraliia Wean ImllrtH, is 1 3.m, Tor CaiMii Siaattem nait GtiaaJaiiail at 3'ar mcnay arilerl, rsslutursrl tutajci. ami ni-vnu^Bvn. it, n.,111 i-.n. la jitcUttcii so ilia ;nniasr«. -tVI "3« tsantntt S7 :^a .vLiil A^ssna an tjouil Utn jctuimdr is !a Uu: caw at ioiliaar. Ttiin mail TiU he inn la Lcmtsai. sn l£an to, MVjysai'ner illtii,, Uilil 3v 8. HHH, CUiitf PaaGnaaueir.

Meetings, Entertainments, Etc.

Sapmrara I. li!H3.

A&botfii o>3Rr!i Houue—apuctaiinlaj Drama. "Haw Babylon.":! p.m.

—Annual Miunlo'amj ii.iur.inif. r:]i) p.m.

St. Banmfli:t;';<.^Mw-ua~Ta?a(maiit o( aiHdiinJ Itonaisra for the Chair, T..11) ji.ni.

Si'ea F£i!l—Tannij Colcnin! Tstn'serßica Ea wiraiisimtsii; aa<l Bali. D&iidag as a ;..u.

fftanltiln ;-.r.n.i -.t i.:iuuu:\.- itiuieiil vii U:a rar7 Satertainmens. '1 s.m.

Sfawaai CimorasrasiinXiil Sciicoi-caoni— Eaad 9t Hatiß Union Choi:1, Tss.in.

Cairad a«r-7i«M BflCsl-lfaiiitiag a^ Crijlt<je COmnusiea. 3 p.m. P':aafa3*«riiia Cou-Laranca, 55. Jjunea' Hali, 7.30

sc l/»ici«rw'j Currcd — "This Chiiiiiast Infoarfa fa. DeHarijciTU Lucrars, Sl7 fc«T. P. 0.

Y.M.C,X—QanswtJr IT^Btiau of ifamSers, *.Ilt p.m.

Alaiiadra • atreM ?ahccL ■ nnm — ifcnlhlT Maaaatl o£ JLO.2. Sancnusuj C'icy oi£ Ancirimid. S 0 ai.

• Oob Bojs* Crlidcat CtaS MeesJaar. Waise-

SB. Paul*— STanta^; Sanf«:» aad Haadias. by BdT.C. If. Jfeiann, If.a., . T..!0 p.m.

Birth.

EAinLTOSI.—Oa Oato&.a- fci 1383. ai laal! ---jr.rr.eB, M awucn. sla wl-'a of Sasi A. HAmilcca

T31885.-Oit CcCcftar Itit, At 3& Mi4aa«T»'i '".•ecu of a son.

Death.

OAWSOS'^-Oa Ocfcifcer J, .1: h«rlii4« rsaidaaos.

Tha faaeral will I«aTa *! hiiif-coat 3 t'«!odic en y« Ma? nisza. OJtcber t yrfanrfa jiume ac cftostila taTtsasion.

The Evening Star: WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening News, The Morning News and The Echo.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4,1882.

l*ar !3« aasa fen: iu'JH uflfaazai, 5" :r tile *r:n^ t-ji aiwiz ""«"« Tut tiu« finirs in ti« diaatioi, •Uii tils 1 -r.ri Cos vs cut dc

It Li adrisabte t.> wirrx cenon.'. who have

been in the habit of aUmping baok-notai

for advertising pacposea, that teL? prac tice will n.it only reod« tharnaiilTss liable to a fine of £5, bat any person accepting tb:- note is il*o liable. Tfeij eS»cJ U pnttiaaa siacnp 03 a b:iiik-ao4«, therefore, will be to maice ie worihleaa. 'I ha Act ncder which this proirafoa h brought iu;o force, ia the "BtiikA and Bankers Act Amac*imeaf, !> passed Lias aeaaion. The elaose nins aj loVhwi: —

13b <:Aqt psrMQ who jhaii ctiDsniit any ot the fotrowia^ acta abill b-i dte.msd to fcvie comaii:!en an oSance, mi shall b« li.ibte to a peoaisy noS «e<eding S/e poaadj, to be reawreied m a aanjcujy w,»y, that is to aay, ever/ p»raon fn) Whu, aiter the i.isns thereot, «efacea any bank note by writing, printing, ataaxping, or marking thereoslhu name, or tae Dim* of any otttar peiaoa, or any matter relaiiag to the trade, buaf-csss, ocenpation, or affairs of aay perason, (b) Who, being party or privy to uiy bank-nose b*icj? ,d*}ice<i a< aifore said, pays away, ptrts v.ib, pnta la drca htion, ditaanda payment oj or deposits or offers to depoait in any bank ur bank-note at litiiczd 33 aioreaaiil."

The necessity for tfcia Liw haa become abundantly manifest Lite!/ by tea sstent to wnica. cotes have been defwed for ad vertiaing pnrposea. It |ia etery p-iraon's duty bow, in self-protection, to rsicue to accept a no"c diifigured in tia manner de «cribed. The results will be to bring tie de facsd notes now ia circulation quickly to the bankfrom w&ich they were orijriEally issued, and a apeeiiy reforta w*E t&ereby be ac compliahed in tbu paper mo-ey in circnla tiort. Tiiose who negket this precaution wiE dn 30 at th-:ir owq peril. The new Ac! gives definiteaess to the ettatoraa relating to crosaeii and endorsed cherries. It renders illegal the payment by a kinker of any eroaaaa cheqne, cnlesa it cornea to him throngn another banker. Ths Act also authorises the proclamation of special local bank holidays npon dae notice being publicly gives.

Se-reiai meaabera of the New South Watea Football Team are to-day on a toiS to Mr W. J. Herat's Lake residence, while etb«ra are amusing themsiiife* in town. A rnraoar gained corrency to-day that a fnrl'ier match between the Auckland and Sew South Wales Team had been arranged to take place to-morrow morning, batnpon making enquiry we learn this ia incorrect. The visitors leave for Sydney by the Botorua, to-monow (Thursday) evening.

The "Tbamea Star" blnia thit Ms Thomas Enaaeil may tarn on 6to be the capitaliat who 13 prepared to construct the Ifiame-i Valley railway. We ha.it good reason for belierin.^ that he 13 not.

An old mac nam«4 Collln?, when cross.* ing the slreet latt erenins, vsa knocked down by a cab and bidly hart. Th« Mine of the driver could not be obtained. There ia, however, a eood deal of reck lesaaea3 displayed in tie way vehicka am driven along Qneen-atzeet.

At a zaeetins! ci the eraditora of H. H, Deßooxbel, of Taaranga, held at the Supreme Court this morning, Mr A.V. Bennett was elected creditors' trustee in the e3tate. The liafciJitfea weTe stated to amount to £734 16a Sd, {partially ae enredfjand the aaaeti to £761 6a 4d.

It ia afaaage how little we know of oar own suJMxtndinga, especially the la lan da adjacent to onr cowta; we tberefore akonld recommend *ur readers to attend aJ St. MatsheVs Charcn to-night, as 7.30, w_hra the Her. P. C. Anderson, who ha 3 jost arrived after a somewhat perilous voyage in the brfgantins Oraaha, wiJl deacrihe the ChaSham Islaadir, This ia a aafcject thatmniit ptove interesting to many, and -we dexxbi noS there will b<j a large atten> d.icce.

The Poaaonby WesleTaa Mntaal leg. ptovement Association held their canal meetic" laat eTening. The president, Jfc cv. H. 11, fiewibary, ccantiied ttie chair. An essay on " Inteti»ctaaf CnUare" was read by Mr H. F.othsThara, showing rariona Hieaiu fay which the mcatal powers may te improYed. In the comae of the tuaal criticism*, MeasT3 Cooper and Grftbon added to the anggeationa of the eaaaji3{, Ihe chainaan mg«d upon all present to find oat their capabilities and extend them by diligent study.

It will be aeen by reference to oar adver tising colamsa that the annual Home Mis sionary Meeting of Not tit chore circuit is to he held in. the Wealejan Cboicb, DcTon port, to-monro-w erening. Addresaa* afford uig iafo?matlon tocceritinjj the work ac complished by thxa important agency will bs ieliverad by the jfentlemeii named in ! thit ad7STT.«eTusat, The object is a Atit.ii' irx-4 rae, and. ongbt to commend itself to all wbo are interested in the moral welfare of our rapi/11 r.«rr>winjj popslatioo, aa is ia a scheme to oyettake the religions waata of those Hying in what are at present pairtially. settled dlrtricte.

New Zealand, it seems, is selected to be the Jiasd-qnartera of the SalTAtwa Anay in the Sau'.h. Pacific. Coofoggnto, ©encxal Booth a'Satea, Will sfcortfy be despatched to ite Anatraliaa, ani a corps wjll be penna« netly located in New 2«3land,

A. if. Wbitafcer, Em^., oaa of tha viiie pr«»it[aata ot tk« Ancltlaad L"niteii Gciclcet Olnbjhaa^i'an aba- forthe&iji'heasaiigri'gate number at run:i, &n<l a, bull for tlic beat biiwliaj analysis m the A.tJ.C. Club nmtchea daria;; the present sreiiaoiu They •will be oti view aest week at Mr Mnmfori's, H«h--itraet-. The ba: aad ball o&red fur cam^ntiiian to ail etfcfceters ia she Aaek lanit JfcoTOtcial Diatrii: t by Mr Stanford, can alao be seen at the annie place.

Tliii adjourned meeting oc wamec, ctm- TiTif-M by Mi 3 Ellin, foe the purpose ot coa aideriag what scans should be Cikan to pte rait the Cooiugiau'.i Diseases Act from cumin;! iasn force, w:ui held, lace yeafijciiay iftarnooti, ia the V.M.C.A. Rooms. A I larjjij number ni iaiiiea w«re present, and, as t on riirt previous occasion, Mrs Ellis praai.itiii. The fmio'rtm!* rsaolutiatiM were passed:— (I) That this meeting rem with grief ;izkl alarm tliii detemmatioa oc the City Coun cil to force the nbao.-dntu Contagions Diajswrts Ai'.s npoo. thin ynnii!* and growing city of AoeMand, without SraS cou-nltrag tfa fiiliaens, n large majority a{ whom ar;j beli<wid to bu »trongl!y oppoied U the Aci; aautterfy demoralising. (*i) Thar, it i niisaatrnua to <i itnand thai this para J. 211 liua shall provide tail mmi with the nxaaana fur iiia graiific isimi oc actuate rfeairsa, riaea a!i Tigoi'tnu life ciewiy proTsa that health and tnorcla mnstgo h;mJ ia haa<i; to jeyer them Li 6a imperil both. (3) That the Lady new occupying the t;iiatr be teqaeateii to ftjcward tile forejpiiisg raaiilntuvon m tile Miyoc and fltty Council of Ancltland. A panorama ot the ': Wondara oc the j Wairlil" '.v:m eJchiiritaiL last e^aniati ia the Ponaonby Hall, in a:<i cc the St. Stephen's Ptuahyteriaa Sunday-achoof. Jfeariy 2001 thiliien ami nitdta wave present, lad cc caafonailly "oar boys" mao:ifaat«il mucli joathinl enthuaiamn. Ihepanorama coa •jiatuii oc about SO views oc the world'a ti mar&aWe places, which were clearly lie- by Mr Edwin Wood, who ha.j a happy knack of pnttiax young people ia exeelient hHmonr with th«mae£»aa and oil Sfcft wiirfiJ, by inciii.iauil wfttfciHia i 'led j Ha Riiiiaiira. Tte tmwb repteseated aandae ca sli«*kj!l3, WEndaorciistte,wiatesm Laptaand, ceuweer, etc. In compiuring Lapland wit& our nwa ctmntuy, iSilr Wood rECvteiJ. ■with eonaidemble iimiitiiin, j.iiverai jtanaaa £ram Mrs Eaman:i'd well'-fenowit p»:m, "The Hnmaa of Engiami." Oriinr 3i:er:>j3 were stiiicttaaiYßly .ihoTTti, viz., lyiyaart, aipiaa a«:enev7. iXniia; Ceiila rarlway, Stviis mountains aaii viliiizes, and ta* "trystinj tree," under whkh the '• merry Swiss Boy." and tiia "MauaSum Maid," wera btaaMag the ztadnt Ule of tove. Tise tecSixrex touched this »ttlyjact7B.ryf«eliagj.y. Tim anb-jucta wiiiiih followed -sriifs, J mars caa acisnery, a pTairk on Sre, John Ciia.i- : maa, Cafefoioiaa traes, animala aad ia aacSa. At tatemkla, acTeral aas^s were sunx, viz., '* Afaridin'a L:iaip T ' sy MEh Calpaa ; " Testartfay,"* by1 Ml*a Coimaron, aaii""T!i« Siipper aad Sia Boy," by Mr C. KieU. The eatersotsaiaat closed wflift daioloiy.

To- the EdiJoi": Si.*, —Ia many rsspeet* onr ponsal fadllfie-) in Amskhad ire m fir ibtea*t oc the age v cr.ald reaaiiQibiy ha expected, buc we hi>»e not yec atuinaa the raiiiama at iiiT-iaiftniijn: ia thii respite 6. Instead ct only oce ktier-carrii>? bsiaf allowed for Co liije Road, Poaacahy, Deti wr,od. Shelly Be:ii:k, and other tacaiitfea ia that rffrsctian, there tugfi! so be tiwo at 1-&.6, ;u th.s ao-ir popaloca xt&j. that h^j to be trj.vet-3e.i v f.ir too eisea.iiT* for zaj one rcaa. Tii« diataace walked c-rti by tae presettt carrier canco? be mach liott of 30 niika xdxj, 3.z.d wha caa dioy tha; tki-i U aa aadua accoaas of ph.yjk.ti eieraoa for him ? liters ij, b«»i<ie3, a greai iocoa v^aie^ce eaased so the residenta of the EocaHtiea aimed tEsrongb bte deliiery el shair correipoadence, fci is wcilrf be absurd to sapcoae teas the Utter-earner scald accntopluh hu work in such -wideiy nca; terai la«ilitua in !e« thaa Uut o? &vt bouts. Xiihef the carrier aaocld be «na plied wita .i horse, or anciccer poatoan appointed to aiirve a aabii7i.»i<}a of the fliatrtet, and shaj accord to the miiabicanta thereof the postal accoxsiraudation whici

they nataraliy reaaru a-i a boon to which tfc«y are jastty entitled. In Sidney and Melbourne the sab-urban deiivarf«a are made namtUnaaoatjr with these ia toe most bosinesH panw of ta*»e cities. The chief Pcntm-wier, Mr Bisr, wiji, is w to be fc<:p<d>!, .we this the i:..:oaTen'eace amier whi.:h ire ara Üb^ann,; will speedily b-» obTiatid.— I am, &C, A BE3tB«3T Off IOSTSoaET. Octcb.r 4, ISS2.

A pnblic lecturer ia Lesion, Mr Wra. Puraooa, Enrrister a5 Ls.Tr, was tnoa; aaiaa ing ia his obaervaniona oa men ami man n«j ; ani oue oi tae moas iaterea-'iajj oi hi? oratkma wia hli " Romance ni :he Law aa«i ConxV' which caaaed M.-U3 o: iaa^hter ansang his acdiencea. It m qai:e a re pository of fan, e.i!:elkn; j«fce', and te rsar&ible wisricianu of g'nclesiea of the Bar. Thu inclirasioti fat hi man- doea u<ic prevail in oar Aaskiaad taw-court); although occasionally a p<xri ia perpetrated and a Fair repartee v given in repiy. And yst we do not notice asy pirticalar modesty ia the ni-iprity os the meraiwrs oi the pro fijaaion. Mr Cotter, in bia defaace of Jo'aa Ljsue, quoted from a cv* ia which a poor fellow waa fcurtieaed -with two wives - toe ■learned coaruel admi«ir.z that tier* was one too many — and the extract had a bit of hnm.ia naiur' in. it, A man had tnanisd two wives, as osher mea have di)Txe—tke first, Bridget Q'Tlaherry, and the other, Catherine O Briea. Eridset ran away irom Pat, acd Pat, hoping teat ahe had gone forever, took un;o iiimj^if another -wife, thii be»ncrfal, b!a<:k-eyeii, KiiSy ot Kildare. He waj happy with Catherine, oat in the Hash, ot hi* coa nubui hlinf, Bridget Q'fia.'ierty, ia was, popped upon htm, and between the two wiTea Pat hadana-vfed time of it ; he said he waa nearly worried to death and hia peace of mind had evaporated. The first muriage, however, enaid not be auiEdently proved, and Fat, to hia immense joy, wa.i liberated and ftli into the arms of hia second love.

To the Editor.—Sir, —Tha opportunity thai ia now afforded by tha' Rev. Dr McLeod, to the iiighlanrfera ot Auckland, oi heariog the Gospel in their own ver nacular once or twice a. month, ahoaLl not be neglected by anyone who understands the grand old language of Osaian, whose epic poems tie not inferior tothoae of Homer or \ irgil. The Highlanders, whether at home or abroad, set the greatest voice upon thefr mother tongue 13 x medinm for com municating rsli#oa3 instruction to them. The singular expusaiTraeaa of ths Gaelic conveys divine troth to tie Celtic heart with greater power and unctiira than does the Eogliah; ami even Highlanders, who possess a thorough knowledge of the latter language, if they are at all trae to their nationality, would prefer a sermon in Gaelic to one in taxon. The lire Bey. Dr. Maernteati Maekay, of Harris -a very high and accurate authority in all Celtic matters —was wont to »ay thaS Gaelic was the beat preaching language; ted other eminsnt Highland icaolara and preacher? esald readily endorse that utterance. For devotional exercise the vernacular of the Gael ia etcaedingly suitable, w those who know It beat can truly testify from ex perience. Whea the fllastrioua Sir Colin CameronofFasatfern—t&egraat friend of the Duke of Wellington—fell as Waterloo, whilst charging the French, he continued ejaculating prayer 3in Gaelic, till he ex pired ; and oar own sir I'onald McLean repeatedly and earnestly offered up sappli citiona in tlje same language the day he died. It is gratifying to notice by your issue of laat eTening that Dr. McLeed's Gaelic sermons are being well attended and appreciated, and thit arrangements are to be made for their continuance.—Youi3,&c., A Celt, 3rd October, 1332.

Grptaia Euacfman, who visited America on behalf of the Hamilton and Te Awamnta cheese factories, delivered a lecture, Bar raiinz what be saw and heard, at the Hamilton Hill last night before a large audience. bis lectnie waa mainly de scriptive of what be saw of the country, cattle, paaturage, &c, and comparing what he had seen with >ew Zealand. The con clnaioa arrived at waa that America, could not hold a candle to New- Zealand in climate, lacd, crops, or cittte., There were a lew rare exceptions in cue or two stnda of pnra-bred cattle, but they were not superior to thoie at Fen Coart, Cambridge (McLean and Co.) Captain Kanciman laid he boogfn tie plant foe the cheese-making factories, and after having been through Uhio and Canada cheese district*, at Lit'k Path, h« immediately afterwards took steamer on the Hudson for New York, where he arranged for shipping the plant, then tamed homewards, He is more firmly con vinced than erer tfeaf cows wonld net now £10 a year profit- He baa a large number of books, pamphlets, Sec, which are pro bono publico, Befening to the American system of cheese-ma king, he aafd tba labour saved waar enonnon?, and jang presses nscd and worked well He advocated the participating principle m Ken of giving a direct pries for milk peT gallon, Th j average price would come %o i\d. Aliasing to the rearing of piga, Captain Kandman spoke faronrably of the American system. At the cloje of thd lecture, a hearty vote of thanks waa returned, and the audience went away well pfeaaed, ■ ~ ...... , «

A a entertainnoeni!, liompqaing tin*, pru eentatioa of a number of tableaux i:iiut;ihts r tookptadtio die Holy Trinity school-roomy Niirth Slate, Lwt eTenfisg, Mr J. B. Ens sail read the atmyd "'Williiin Tell," aad I alau—ia conjiaaatmn with, the Eav. J. Bdtaa— the readnfls auatatal to the othai iicenea. iliaa Phili;n:i praaided at the pianoforte, and accumpanied aeTcral lady lad. gennfemaa vocaluta. There was a large attendance, aad tha entertainment gloved a sacceaa.

An. miisreatiug ahippiag caae cornea ap for heaiinji as this Police Coart ta-aioiisw, ■phea a seaman named Edward AYtsill will be charged with ': talaeiy aad fraudulently making a Mac statement to Mr Charles ko.va, ahippiag cleric oil H.M. Caatoma, that the kit vessel aoou whifili he serrtid wm tiie schooner Coronet, contrary to the Shipping and Seamen's Act." It appears that Avarfll left the ateamet Oreti wi-siioß! a, iiijcha."xe, ami applied 50 the Caatuma to be shicpiid oa the "banzai! RapMu, aboac to leaTu far Londoa. Bad he jaid tae last Teasul aa which he nemd waj the Oreti he waald ha^e been aaksd foe hia dwcfcarjje, wliieh coaJd not he pra daced, au believing no peraoa wouii be aay tli>» winsr if ha aSated that the Coronet in hia last ve'ael, he madti declaraliian to that effsct. Mr Eowa snipped tha nun an the rupid;), but dismweced the error jubae (^neaciy, aad henne tha present charge.

One ot" the piiaHen^sra by the ship FMflne, which arrivij.: &oia London a few daja ager, baa had LMihiir ia unpie-nia' expccien«:tt of JNa* Zealund customs Jtaing hit brief rasi danoe in the Empire City. Oi"Tuesday Caaja tiie " Post") he rod* ever a tittle gwl in Ca.jnbririgi!-t.;rr:ice aad broke her I»i, and

ia rßtnitting to the aceae of she aciudest a

ffl^v mlnntaa Utar, ha saluted th« crowd a^semblrfii aroaad tiie poor chilil wi:h aome very diijguatiaj tangaag*. The satter waa •epur^ii 5a she praliiw, aad a saaiaian.i wj:j fjctt-wiiJi iaaueii nj-ilaat tha oifac<i«r, whose nama ia Fraruiia Tittsr=-ill, asd who ia aaid td bj tha j^:a at 1 clsrg/Ear. ai Taaaciija Walk, TiCteriall appeared it tha Ccirt cazi day, a.n.d (fecftstt both ciuijtes. He bicar^d ia 1 soaewha! ecceatrio manner. He expressed i«ipet as caaaing tiusacciiieiiß

ta -hi ctilii. Sir Eariicut'vt aev»rf7 ad monialKd the yaxmg man for hii tnijeoa tja.:t,.. and indicted aa agj^tagnte aae oil £15, a piaMhfflecs the aevsriliy of whit:i (iomsL«.ily anisanded 'Jut aiicaaed ; far oq lea.»ia^ Ithe Coaxt, «4 «>»«« tot she ceiia. ha ;,v,m heard no say thai "h* had got sa:o a bteaaed See fix, i^d cfl miatak*.

Mr Berry Caaa, formerly of C&riatcnßrca, laaciiacei hia t2:«a:ji:c cC 'iii'd-rsvizq; a. Irfiiciir* ta tie r;a-;,:\.M.i,:i: ICii- vi "liinila/ sTiniag ir«:-r.-.crvvo-sn v:x. " A JUfr.i^ca ci-^i D<:irr.u. <:< Eternal Sii^iria!? x.-A of the S'letiun cif '.he ioui'j .y.ir.i:-vil Lu^.jv.iurj.' Aj she iidjjiii»i.;n •rrli be i'r(:^.,l^,: fie L,>t:r,;:.'' : :' la vt.^l iMTni.i £aa a.iiiiecci; ma.y be ±s.zicijaz£<i.

Ibs adT±ru3i-d rattJiiaxl antl iiiero?T gn am*lajaent aii iveutnsr ti tie PranaMa cond aiinool-rocm. la ccßaaKtloo wtsii tiw Ei/Miaia TsasslArj si taa S;» Znaiaad UFier,ia Itiaiy w SroTi tn<* awur. aoccewitiu of Shu »eiLsaa. Tia Brograorcß iSccada la tatatsiit E*»(ii»a ;n« eniLrmii'j ldiljaaa. If." Siag will 3128! » rijli $oa<t, lad \«r C«rwr w:lt jira iiu "Vaviip) O'er (2m Tweea' aaa lie *3aii ci! Esdilan G«7.' Mr *dw*jii will gtva ""The hum ct L'-Jiaoa To»b' t±a. ufae B*lU.-.j. lira AiuJer jcsa wi:l wU 1 Soor.cn art*, m«1 otiiar t:r^a«ti win itidt o*fe*r tons?, Itha Gwiiuaa will «.-cria;aa7 tin ita^^soa lie p'aaCicris. 'Vta carfjrmecshiTlagßad MTermi jacd practice)!,. a piaaaitn: inning c^i/ Se eisectail .NOTlCE.—HAvica been iafjnned by j«'7i»ri: peniaj w!iq wia; cmv to jee tan sir* ui«7 en^ilrad of jcmrt ai the r«Uiaatj or 58f iooj wi«7 ErfC 1: zi.£ Jfcna. iacre, ta« beat ■» a/ t*SO to Tt*w "ac bij.il, i.i.l Wira aaaw«a>i S;i»; X waa nueieiia fcr aieis tra is, v ttsa laad ma Hi ■iwzußv.h.s.ti vs.e'j wsiii aec <tro«ner:, sUia 2Q«ce la jlt«c m do »w*7 wtii anca t"sa« rw- Bc:r^s. v iie srac«rt7 ta cues Moo !a »Sqos tin h,'!jr^»s sf(C»:-a<i Lirnl as >r.« Scrto ainsts. <xm jaaoiiia^ a «soi TSe-iv, l7la 1 w taa nonh «uas, •lad ail isid dnim. In ricd SnsiUll aia.ia ! Taa liail conid b« jcUl ot»i n>ln »a<i agaia srt -7.1WC7. taii rseeawii cjjgn hays ceea ma<la f«ir is. bm is U tte isse»ilm of tie oiraer 10 a»VB >trt land »:iil b7 i.icsicn. ca siie i:.;t cf Qcucer. —S. C. oS2sawi>iO, Aai:ci<aaear.

FIJI NEWS.

fEB 3JS. TaIAEOA.)

At a meetiis; of geut/emits {aterssted in

sstabliabing ateajß itotnmackaticti b(»;w»«Q

Luaka, aari, acd the Kewa, an iniiuea.

tiai aab-coQimi'itee wja if poini*d to draw

x proiceetaa.

The jhTp Poonah, fretn CaJcntiu, wi is 4-j'J Coolie iaualgraaa, wav repotted to be off&fi Biibußi o£ San oa 2£sd Septem'c-jf lass. Plaaters requiring them ha»e to pay £'21 for the psusitge-mooey of each laboarer before atlotmeat immeiluiely.

Mr Kraoi'a cutter, sue Shamrock, which | wsa wrecked on tile Tai Levu coaat lotre siese aero, ojj, after being patcceii ap, b*en. biotjght ap tii LijTuka, and pkceJ oq the bea^h opp«wi:e the ptemues of hir owner ior reoairi. A man nasie4 Edgar Gillette faia Ls,!<!y •acceetled in perpetrating a friud to a. rather considerable tmoiiit, *id it v sup» p-'jed thit he Ish the colony fir >t"ew Zea- I.iad by tha lait Taiiroa. (Jn th« 23rd ot !x« csoatn Mr Joha taonie, oi Na Sali, Rfwi, seat to hij «to re keeper as Wai ni Bokaai (llr Uta. .BardirgJ a sum ot £281 li H, to iorwa'd oq to the Biak is Lerukj. Mr Bording moat ; •ooliahly estntated it to Gillette, who was a? one time a waiter at the Lercua Hot*L The mas case into i*T=ka, aad wn seen ttte <iay the Tilaroa left, bat haa not beea 3eea tiace, s.ui tae maney h.w no: b«ea pali Into the Bink. It cosaiate4 ef an order on tiahl arid Co., tor £lfiO, Mr Fuoa't cheque for £3 U 3d, Mr Spowirs'a ] cheque (at £1, and £97 in no'ea and go\i, . All denbt a-i to the natnre ot the swindle perpetrated waa set at reit oa Tiiaraiiay iif.z, whsu Mr John Musaoa presented Mr Fiigd's cheque for pijmsat at the Eaalc, »nd, in reply to iiquirie^, tixttd that he had calked is for Gillette. The fellow w;li h.ire a jiocd start before iuformatian can a-.sr reici the coloniaj, and even in the f.veai of hii capture Mr f.aanie atancia bai a pooc chance ot r«cav«ing hia money.

INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

Sydney V. Auckland.

The kttneaa of the hoar at which the fooS bali Match, Sydney t. Auckland com menced yesterday, pre Tented us item giv ing an extended report, the moat brilliaet pieces of play and the scoring only being mentioned, moreover, it v only in oar late edition.? that the jesnll of the matck was given. However, as the cew3 i* now somewhat stale, we will not inflict on oar readers a lengthy account, merely touching on the salient pointa of the game. The ground was in a moat slippery condition, and the ball wa* a3 hard to held aa an eel. Frou the commencement of the firat term it wa.» apparent tnat the visiting tsam were over-matcied, and Walker, who p.'ayed back so fix a3 collaring was coa cerced, was almost useless ia that position. Ha repeatedly mis3ed hi* men and «fumbled" the ball, The first score was by White arie, who cleverly dodged half.a dozen of hia opponents and touched down, Eyac, to whom waa entrusted the kicking, placsd a goal to Auckland's credit. Alt«r tha

kick off, Hecdsrson followed the ball into Sydney's touch, and touched-down. It w&3^ however,dia4tlowcdon the ground thatit ww a "djad bill,1' having tonciied a spectator beiare Henderson reached it. Between that incident and the neit score, Auck land aad Sydney's tmiefa-dowfl were alter nately ia danger. Whiteside, after a brilliant run, got a by, but Eyan failed to kick the ball tro.?, and it did not even cross the touch line. .During the second spell, the Sydney men had a strong breeze in their favour, and knowing this worked even harder thin before. The moat bnliiint kick of tha match here took place ; Wfiod, picking up the ball after it had tolled oat o£ a loose scrimmage, paade a drop kick off tha side of hia foot and placed another goal to Auckland's credit. Soon after Flynn potted at the Auckland goal, and was successful. The next seoting for Auckland waa done by Biodon, who touched down; Eyarj, with a high strong kick added another goal to Ancle laud's score, Shsrtly after O'Connor j secured another try, but Bary waa not so successful tola time, missing the goal by several yards. The result of the match is thua three goals and two trie 3to Auckland (18), againat Sydney's goal from the field (4). In the eyenkg the Sydney team attended a bill given in their honour at the Eemuera Hall by the members of the Eemuera Social Union.

The Eey. Joseph Gook, at a farewell entertainment at Melbourne, ssid;-»-" The time wonld come_ when Anasralasia wonld contain a popnlation of IO^W.OOO or even 2CIO,COO,CCO, and the present generation ahoala remember that they were trustees for those who to come afteT them. He wottld remind them .that the first 3,000,000 in America gare that country its political institutions,"

CABLEGRAMS.

(BT ELJECTSIC T3XJCGBAPH — COPTEIG-HT,

[aantiTaa a txiiSGsuxs. ]

SMALL-FOX AT THE CAPE.

CAPfiTOWST, Ootaber-2. The small-pox epidemic, which haa beea raging hera tor antne time pnat, ia abating, SEW GCTISEA COLONISATION. A German Comnany his been formed ta coioaiae 2iew Guinea.

AUSTRALI AN.

DSSTEUCTIVB FIRE AT EICH. MO.N D.

Ma LBOUESB, thia day.

A distractife fire occarrsd List n%ht, at Richmond, 5a the premises ocnupied by Nation and Co., failden. The damage hi estimated ai £3,000, which ia covered by Jaaaranoe,

TEA DDTIfiSs.

SYDNEY, this day.

In. the LeginlatiTe Aanembiy laat aigst, a reaolauca in inavs at the remotil of th* dmy oa tea. aad th« nabatitiitioa ot a U-T an wheat aad Sionr tm negatiTad.

hOWING COSIEST,

SYDNEY, October 3.

Th« Srsi three haata for the rowing trophies offered by Mr Faalc Punch, were TO wed 60-day oa tha Fimrnasti River, icd were woa ay E. Laycodc, S. TrickatC, aad If. Bash resceetireiy. The caateufi will b« conflnaed! oa the Ztk and Tti isstaat.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

I &'{ StSC'EEIC TELEGRAPH — COPTBIGET

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Indian Trwps Ee-embarking. LO^iDUW, Sept. -2nd, 5.10 p.m. Ths la<iua Creeps a.r« esifaarkiag at ! Alaxzudrii.

AL.EXAJTDP.IA, October %

A ccnaiderable amnber o£ Saropeaaa aad otiiM refag«e«, wao kft Egypt at the time oc she cGtbraalc ia Jaae list, m new re tirnins; to their iiomes.

SCINTILLATIONS.

Tlw 'Is Awaissis ciw«e plant ii fating rasidl? posted oa 07 llr Watte. Tfta Waivaretie hjim* 3 eir SouSa Wjile>i £3XIO p« jaanti. Soee thick ifce is i d*at giJ^ Gjmpie has seat dam 35,000024. ol gold aarias the pceseat j ear. Sotne o£ sac meat fey tha Aaa*rai fatchcd a? GMi:h 13 7j'i is Loa«ioa. Thij Darwia miimorial fand amaaati to £2,-W^O, ia<l >te m«m»tial will uka th« fi;rai ni a. marble autae. Hone co «Id tie Maid of Ovlaasa b« aoo i afdsrad fair when eTaryotia knows titai Joaa W23 i'Are! Wbafg in i nan*? Tkat which we MiliUowet by »ay otl«r nam* woald taste 04 g^ci P^accc't faatien are embtema of Taaity. T'aiy ».jrTe to point a zaonl *ad adorn a tah. Tiia eie who tv m recked La the era<Jl« of the deep '* mna? hare ilapt faetrsea tiro »caes^ ot muter.

The Queea is to ipeni th* ccmiaj wiatat at Meatona. Sew ZsaJaad ha.? t dabS o£ £3<> -ii 2d per ktzd ; yew Somta Waiea, £21 13* lfld.

Darby, the foaadec oi the aecS knuiira aa the Pljmoatfa Bfet&rvs, died LtUij ia Es^facd. Tha wife of a fana bailiff near Waatagit, in Eerkjhlre, wm rti:estly «tasg aooo her forehead by a bee. She die<i witbta aa ho sir afterward j.

The Adelaide carpentara and joiaeia have fixed tiie alacdard rite oi w»gea a: lOa per day. Tfiey'te beMad their Sydney tmtfrert3.

Th? Uglslatoie of Weutera Anasralii has atSrmed the da»L-ablene:w of cotutracs* iag a railway en the Liad graa: »j3tem.

la IS3I, 25-iS teacher*-mi!«i, 13:20, and femilei, 1235 — »ere gmpioyed ia the ichsoU niider th* Edacatioa pepartmeat No mote rabbits in Ana&alia FeUx Th« Cilac Preserviaji; Compmy 2ua stopped through searcby or supplies.

A compaay, wirh £&>,CO) capitil, hu be^a forme>i to develop 1540 are.3 oi coil laid at North Shore, Mewcaatle.

A riiher caiiacw, if not amcalis; story, aririns: out of the recent emeuti at the Higa School at Wangaicai, is told by the local "Herald "of fccur a boy wai ordured aa x panishinent by one nta»ter to stand nj> Set talking, asd thu another muter cooing roaad ■—ii:;ly can»d the calprit fo; v.zzc ing. j-plthelial^Eiccer ii bacotaia^ pr«valmt ia Australia, owia^ to the pernicious bahit of tmoldag clay pipes with roagh mosth' pieces.

A half-cute named Jam«i Thompsaa hu takes Charles H'Leaa, the Tfcibu* pronpeetor, to Ean*itoto raoge, ia the King Cotntry, and they aasceeded in £adinj qaartz and ccaL At a mictJpg of the Vict«{*n Pcarma ceatical Society, a letter waa read from the PiaisnacT Board of Sew Zealand ior t Feiptodty of certifiwtea, but bo decivob vis arnvsd aS, pearfin/ further details ol the edacatianal ataadaid reqaixdd in Stm Zealand,

A Bftw prtsoa van has arrived from Chriatcharcb, to contey priaonera between theCotirtiaid the Gail.

A youth nameii Win. B«ckaaa, tm ployed at Mesin Meanie »td Bey's bia tait factory, waa rolling some dough thxou<»li a ateam roller when his hind waa <*anght is the roller, and h7 *. arm drawn in up to the elbow before he could be extricated. He sufFe.-ed. severe fiesa wounds, bat so bones were broken.

The Ctiaadua GorernmeaC h,t.? deeidid that all the lands south of ths forty-mile riilwty belt- ahall he withdiawn from settlement

a committee has be*n appointed to repre sent the Jfetherlandi at the International F'uhttif a ExMbiiioa to be held in London dnring 1383. Queen Victoria baa jnst given, at Wind aoT Castle, a bill to the »e;*aati of the royal hoa*ehold, for the first timi dace the mara'age o! the Prisceis Lotise, deiren years ago. The Biahop of Heibourne opposes the pure teculatity of schools ia Victoria. He saya tbat precisely at tiu ichaol age the mind ia growing more rapidly and gra»p iog saore tenaciously tha habita of moral conduct which determine life than at aay other period of exi3tence_. The R*t. Joseph Cook adopts the same view.

Aurelia wi3be« to know "if theihould give her hand where her heart cannot rollow ; " Thunder, no I Keep your hand and p!ay it for a:l there ia in it, heart or no heart. Lots of times when you haven't a shadow of a trump, yon can ca'ch him on suit.

A new Wesleyan Church wa3 opened at Flat Bu'hoo Sunday last, by the Rev. W. J. Watkin, who preach*d ia the mornlnjt at 12, and in the afternoon at 3 o'clock, to good congregations, Her foot la a toem, tfee lover fold ; A melHliogj rythta h her tread. Yes, mid hia friend v tort ot beat), Gsoadalatha msjuur-e, two ton* ieet.

TELEGRAMS

8T TSLSGSASE.-OWK COEaiSPOSD3ST.]

COROMANDEL, this day.

SPORTING.

Fakuranga Hunt Club Baces.

The following entries Jor the Paknranga Hnnt Clnb Annas! Meeting we?e received yesterday, at Mr Percival's office :—

Mato»w HrrPDts Racj! of 29jovs. Jromlaa tion, 2aova. Da-aaoe.ialtos, ora- gfllabtaef hn-dJea. ihei to all hordes that have b«tot won a Hnrjfto Kac«, Weight: Urn.. lOit. 3ba ; 57T3-1U! slbs ;Btt». aad s«cd. 12«t Hte-Napier, iyra; Hawthorn, gyra; C&ampagne, gyrs: Sir 'Wobejey. iyis; Gaylad, a«ed; King. stts; Cbanlictear, aged. TH« PiKTSANOA HtrjTT CLCBSiTZIP«CaMW Ctrp of 258iva. with a swe«t!«toiia ot laor eacb, toe second hnrso to ree«lva amonat aeeming from aweecasaka. Jfomteaaoaa, 2iova e*cfa, to Koto tee (acdn. Mislmum weight- Hot for owners op; otherwiM, ijwo!d. lilt; '5713. ll»t fita j 67ra andsged. llal lib. Dfetaace. afcont 3* milea over fair hunttng conn try— Btnchei. aae-1: GenecaJ, aaed; Uerrick, aged: S«T 3within, aged; Te&raw&y. aatd; EBeraUa aged; Tris itria, fyrs: Batcher 807. aged. MKtBCTS' HCHOU! RiO* Ot 2&OT?, With sweepstake of laov each: second horws to re cei»e the amount accruing from sweep»tak«a. NomlnaHoE?, 2aiva. to go to the fnnai D{*l tacce j mllea, over 8 flight of hnrdie». Pamo weighia aid condiUocaaa Hant Club Cap —air Wolaatejr, iyrs; Tifcotria, 8771: Anglw. aged: Grajhound, aged; D«rilcJt, agtd: Whltefoot! : Bgiti. I

liAdus' El cur, for » Brscel«t given by the Host Cms. Eouea moat have bo.es ridden reguliriy br the Eomlsaton at tha hnnta at laaai Bttae». Distance, JJmllea, overs hnrdlea. Hema eondltbma for rid*ra m the Uembera* E«cea.-Mra W»t«rson»e'ii eh g Butcher Boy. aged; Mra nuvhenaen'a tit m Meg MerrflJeo. a«sd; ilra Thonse'i blk h MsglcUa. »«ed. OIMS' IUSDICIP &IEfT>I.XCH«SI! Ot 2SJOV? wlth aa n eepseaia of boys ci eh; aznoxmt xcern in« rrom gweet>fltakea Jto go to teeond horse. Nomination*, 2acva each, to go to tha load?. Diatanc*, about 3i raitei:— fclncber. a«e<l; Dsrrici. ajted; The Actor, aged; xl.'eialie, aged; General seed; S-, sw.thia.awsd: Gaylad.aged: Tricotrin, aged Kcarlnjf Btablet, Bj rp.

A pane oi 20 wwereigna waapreseated to Mr Staphenaoo, whs is leaving the district aisar conducting worship an the Wesieyaa Church foe many yeazs. He la highly respected throughout the district.

[P3E PS2SS ASSOCIATION, j

NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday,

F. F. G!adhill, an «Ed lettlar, lonnar!y aaction«ej. here, acd ao« of vhe first mi'-mber? rs turns d to ti« House of Repre tatives after the Constitution was in force, died last ai^h!: at the use ot "U.

NAPIER, Tuesday.

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

A f.iwi railway accident accuried to a peasanrpr by the la-s train to the races. All the trains were cloudy pocked, mciading iiia platform. One man oa tiii platform named Derrant, v saddler, when near ? api-ir, 3iipDad between the carriages and was ter ribly mingled. H» aftarwardu died from hia izjarira. Shares in the Frozen Meat Compaoy a.rs being rapidly 3abi!cnl>i;d. Very few shares are left. Tha eipisal ia £30,000. Tfc» com pany takes c/i-r the preaea; preservtag aad tmaiu^ works ot Meesra aa<i Wil liama,'f-it which £3&600 ia paid.

WELLINGTON, Tuesday.

P, ATT &ATFA rIS TO SEJ 8.8.Z H DfiE TO BAIL. At the Supreme Court to-d*y, Wm. Rat tray, iursneriy Gorernmaac clerk, on t*o cbargeit of embezzlecieat, failed to surrea. it:. ia-i hia ba.ll »aa estreated. Mr Giiloa, resident surgeon of She hos pital, ha;s raaigneij. Arraagemeata are being made by the Saryeysr-Ueaaral for taMsj; observation:! cf the transit ot Vnaas.

DUNEDIN, this day.

IXh.f " Daily Tiaiea" ha.i declareii ia inlsriia dividecd of ?e7eu per cent. J A D««o Sea FiaMag Public Company is i fceicj rloated here. EXfOBT OF FEOZSN MEAT. The Kafrigeratias Company baa ciiaxsered the s..j. Soronto tolaad froaen meat. The Health OOxcsft report shows of hue that there ta* heaa an alArri:ag iccrea.^'! it iearkt fever, Dsnaj the Lias moQta 24 saaea have biiea rsp-rted. Bi. ilaacaell hoj urgently aabraitted that tie Cocncil should not delay is. the matter oi erecting a faTer hospital. The Coaaeil teaolTed to recocameai the Govern mesli to «r«fi aucti a baildins oa a partzoa ci the Xhiaedia Hoapital grau*<?3.

INVERCARGILL, this day.

FATAL BOAT ACCIDEaT. :

A aid accident happened is the Maiacra Eiver laas niaiit. Two yoang a«n, caaitd Johaand William Stnisb,weirs eomiog- down in a Scat, whin a 3quall itraei ier, and »he capuizetL Joiia Smith maaiged to raaeii the shore, bai 'Wiilian was drowiiedi

MINING NEWS.

Calseomias,—The lede oa the eaatern drive from the wiiu* v fully 3 feet thick. Slow progr»ss ia beiag m»de ia timbering tip the old drive. Over tfca orive ths reef j !s soifd, asd carries gold the whole diatiacs cleaned oat—SO feet, Tte lait Wow No. '2 fetel looks well, and ths masa^r expects a lar^s q_aaatity oi crashing dirt The reef la the Otago sectioa cear Captain Elehard's rua Ls 10 i*et thlsk; aad shows good minerals.

' Parsrc* IxraaiAL. —The coctfanatioa of the patcJi of gold dec with ia ths wi»ze has been diserrsied in the leawird drive, acd ort Tu«aiiay but iOita. at speciaseaa were o'stiiced. Ia thi 3'opes weatwird of the wiaJM, aa welt aa the eaatera workiaja, p«r-:.iU *: packed iteaa ac ccsir.i to kacd cccaaionallr, and g.ld is aeea each tima the reef is broken.

SCCCS3S.—The manager reports that the reef £3 improvise as <tr;T«a oa, aadahawa cotoarj of 10-J*e gold occiiianahy. Ia breaking <iown, cc Jloaday, \ nice patrfi of specimen «toae wsa met with. The manager expecsa somethiag gi>id whan iha reef, which U now split, conns t-'gather again.

[BT TELZGSXPH.—OTyTrCO22IS?OTDSyrs.]

COROMANDEL, this day.

iLiTAWAI.—Eici gold reported oa the rtef. a los of people west oat to iaspeci the mine to-iiay.

Tiei Battset.—YesteTdiy two men were started by LUdcmore's Company to sluice the creek for qaicfcsilver. They coisraence oa the reserve gioond by ©resent of tee direct.--5.

Tbe KAPA3GA ledged 1520z«.

The QcxiH OP THS N«'P.rHcraalied cv« handled ponn is ot picked itone for ssoxs. 10tw*8.

The Tet AOAis gota Sioaa from ISlfae of itcne.

THAMES, this day.

Thames Golds* Cjlovts. —At the 170 ft I level operation* are principally eoniiaed to • the leader known aa "Clark's" ia the Care secti«n. A le&diig stope hu been takes alo§g the bask ot the drive, a its ticce oi 20 r'eisL A g*od supply ofpajabli acartz baa come to hand boas here, and about lOOlbs cf picked stone. Work in the face mil be atopp-d for two ot three days till toe drive i* timbered ap. At theintei medi»te level, between the 100 and 170 feet le«el. the drive -West, on tie coarse of the No. 1 battery level reef, has been exten ded a distance of 20 feet, making the fatal distance driven fioco the winze S4 feet in the face. The reef ia fuUy 6 feet thick, aid carries a large percestage of gooo camera's, and ha* a very promising appear aace for gold. Ths manager intends to stop work is the intennediiw level, and pushes a drive on tha same reef at the 170 level. JFram this driTe 120 feet of tacks can be ob'ained, and the distance to be driven is atoat the same. The pro*p*cfs certainly wimat patting ia a low level. 100 feet level (Grows Section): The No. S level Sm been opened no from ths main cron-cut in the foctwail of ftos. 1 zsd 2 buttery level reek. Cross-cat tun bees ctraaed oat aid repaired, and a drive on leider extended northward from the croaa-ent 35ft. *inca woik -W43 ataited in this drive the leader ater»£e» from 12 to 15 inches in thickness, well cfaarg«d wi'h copper pyrites and other mineral*. U hai yielded tome picked stone, acd the g^teral dirt shapes well when creshed. The manager has started to drive South on the aboTe leaier from the cross-cut. There ts yet between SO and 70 feet to go before the 3lfde is raet with. Tha leader h !jing Tery fi.it, and the tnacater thiaks it is ataading cp to the battery level, and probibly above it A good gnpply of payable quaxit is coming to hand, as rani], from tise atopes on No. 2 reel. At the 100 feet level in th« Care sec tion, the reef is aooat 3 or 10 feet ia thick ness, all of which « payable. The contrac tors for 2CO feet of the new tunnel at the battery level are making gpod progrsas. CAIZDOSIAS.—The drive, on what the manager bellevm to be the fostwall speci men leader, has been estendtd 40ft from the Care cross-cut, and will break through to the top of the prospecting wiaze. A drive will th»n be cod tinned eastward till over the end of the drive from the bottom of winza. The block intervening will be underhand atoped, and the- top drive ex tended as long aj solid coantry ia met with. The manager will thtn continue a winze on the leaders to open np the intermediate level, from which the block opened up will be sloped out All dirt comicg both from No. 2 level drive, aad at the bottom cf winze ia being saved for treat ment. Gold U showing in several places, I aud c;ood itone ia bagged at every breaking. I down. Toe witzs on Ho. 6, at the inter mediate level, has been j topped, and men art now driving east on the course of toe reef at the top of Bichards's rise. Ths manager started to drive back on No. 2 reef towards Dunlop'g stopei in the Crown ground, where he is setting good payable qua'tz. A good-looking reef 13 showing in the face in an excellent cla-sof country. A trial lot has leen broken down from So. 1 reef, where the old drive wa3 broken intoand is now awaiting treatment. Ho. 1 reef in the me from the old stopes in the Otago sec tion ia fally i feet ih'ck and carries eood gold. A few picked stones are obtained at every breaking-a own. The manager in tends shortly to start a toping from where the old company left off, and from the pros pects met with thereahouid be a good block of grooEd heie. Itisa g.eat pity ttdi mine has not a battery of its own, as it woutd pay handsomely if cheap crushing power wa* available.

The water in the big pnmp shaft yester day wa* down 96 feet belc-ir the 500 feet level. Five weeks,' pumping will probably drain the £40 feet level It fa liiely the two spare boilers near the engine-home, which have recently b;en put in repair, will be used to-morrow to supply the wind ing engine. thU will greatly ease the boilers which supply the pomp.

PRESBYTERY.

' Thib quarterly . me«tiiag at thti Aadcland ;; l-'teabytery in held to-day in the caaruh

': of St. Andrew. Frsaent : Tha Moderator (Rut. Eiani), and Ears. K. Sommerrilie, A. Ciiricit, D. W. iiaaciman, J. Micky, i I. W. Dann, G. B. Moaro, T. Nams, T. I. Macfcttnzie ttaser, Thomson, E. F. Mac- I

cucjl, J. He Lead, J. N"iiil, and ether minis ters and elders. The aederaat Ojseaed wiiJt ' the reading of the forty-sixth Psalm, aad prayer. [ Ml set S3.— The ray. clerk read tlie minuted of the prenona ineetnijt, which ! "wera en a tinned. j Scpfly ?oa Nevt FLTitorTH.-Th.3 clsrk introduced C&la ButLtet and read a i tßlegram sa to tae posftian, asking for tbe [ iiirvicas of Mr Johnsoo. —Bar. A. Carrick ! said that anl-;aa sometSrag was doca, the ca.tL« at J(ew Plymoctii wo aid psriSiJ. Mr Jcjiicaiin. w,»a very mack j likad by the people.-Eat. Mr Moaro slid ; tiie cougregatioa would gi^vs a salary of [ £150 per ananas. —Ker. Mr Carrick put in ' a s:acesi«nt of sensril Sunday colleciiooa, wfcieli seemed like a guaraatee of the smaunt taeatioasd.—After some remarks iit w«3 agraed thaS Mr Johnaca atwold i return to Taranakl tf he should &c so dia- I posed, and co aid possibly do so. CSEHITSG-A. —B-W. G. B. Mottro said that Sir Brace waa mdispoi-ed, »nd he was coacii-aioasd to apply for a supply for tliii

pl;u:e at Onehnnaj. —Eer. E, SonunernUe said lie would willingly exchiage. AGIO ASD ISFCEIC MIA't3T*ES? JTtnTOS. Xhs Eer. Moderator, asked whaj Lid bieea done towards tfteae fund*. Hi felt the nesd of statistical reports about otaer matters in connection witii the Pranbytery. —Several mIaJ3*ES stated that the collec tions had not, buna made; it was rather early. The collections wool! Be made xi early as possible. ' DR. McLaoo'3 Eefoit.— The re 7. gen tlsmaa mida a abort; statement in relation ti the Taranaki charge, which was now vaaaas. tie bad endeavoured to follow oat the tatructfena gfrnn by the clerk. He culled a meeting O£ the coosregitioa far the purpose oc taking steps towards a . supply. The charge became vacant en tie 14rh of Acgnat. The reT. jeatiemaa thea read several ex. tiacta from correspondence, which were somewhat arnmiaa, especially the ibcoe msadaaoc to take a Mac pill, and carry a tnzaty piaiol, etc. He vii ibtlotis t>J bring about mittara peaceably. He was tcld that i£ he •W2CS to pr*adi in the place of Mr Ereicb, ha wo old be forcibly ejected. Finally, the esmnittee informed him that Mr Breach hailccpieuted to retire quietly. He secaied a copy of the tide deed to the eaufca (Uid on table.) They tteli a mass ing, a very nice meeting, on the following Monday, and six new membtrru of the eom mi:«e were add«d, making twelTe. He believed that he had carried oat »H the in afrruetions of the clerk. Toe clerk objected to lome at the remark* made by Mr McLeod, especially the exnacta about prescriptions, etc. The Moderator thought tfaea* Lttte matters should be allowed to paa». —The Eev. Mr Fraser asked if tke cbarie wa* formally declared Tacact on the diy mentioned ? — Eev. Mr Micky asked that the document, SLgn*d by Mr Breach,.- declaring the diarge vacaat,and hi* permission to preach tie aertnes, be Uid en the table.— Mr Bonctman pat a question oat the subject. —Mr HcLecd pat in the dccanient with his signature attached. — Mr il»cky asked for tae docttmeat from Mr Breaea. He ihoagat. it jhoiild be placed before the Pre«byt«y.— Ifc libaro s*id it wia scarcdy necea»a.y, \i it had been, made public through the papers.—Hr Carrick: '■ Let ua hare it r by all Tnsaaa."—Dr MeLeod said it was "anil anil void." He Lid done his duty ia carry ing out the instructions. He hid secured she p operty and the peace ot the church.— The Rerr. Moderates said Hr Breach had broken, the contrast, and Dr. McLeod had acte'i with disc etioa is the arrangement of affairs. The matter was ?ettied, and he hoped without any ill-feeling among-the r.rauhren. —''a the snggestioa of rUv. llr llaanicol, ani rcotioa of Kar. J. Macky, s^OTcded by R»v. A. Carrick, thaaka were n:corii*d to Dr. MeLeod tor the eiacienS nmcar in which fie had carried oct the in structions of the Praabytery.—Agreed. Us. iJcLEOD's KXPEirssa.—On tie Buadoß of Mr Msccicol, Dr. UcLeod's ex penaas were ackaonlidgei, vit, £7 I 5» ff<J, m connectioa wish :h& Jfew Plym»uta charge. IXSCBASCK CLAEM.—The clerk read a reply f "oai the Victorii Insurance Company ia rel»tioa to a d*im made np^a the com pany by Ker. Urßeici on tue charrfi o{ S4. *naxew, NewPljmoath, statigg their Sjitliet tiat the Eer. llr Breach had a* legal claim, as the chnrch was barat down nulicionaly during tee disquietude which then existed ia connecusn with thi cbardi aai cengtegation, nor, in their opinioa, had the trostets any legal or moral claim, as they had tilled in their duty. The matter would be laid before the directors, eat fp-cttia, for their consideration.—Key. Mr Frasar s^id oo persosa coaid insure a chnrch. nnie-M they had a beneficial Jaterett in it.—Dr. llcLefld wa* aeiion3 tokoowwho werette proper parties to in«nre. —Mr Fruer said the trustees. — Dr. 3leL?od move^j " That appicatisn be mide to the Insurance Cciapany for Mr Breach* ap plica'joa."'—Mr S-jmmer»il!e conniered soca an application woald fee use ful, as it wjts a priTate document.— The Moderator asked if any yentletaan hid any masian to make xs to the EeT. Mr Breach's cunnecion wita the Presbytery.— Rev. J. Macky ?aid tint at present Sir Breach was in. a ba rmfc?s position, and »ithoot a change. Without eiidsace he tnoaght nothing eoald be done at present, nor eaaid they proceed to suapen4 him, j although no moral donbt could be enter tained respec'ing hia cosdnet. He might" bricg his caje bef*re the Gensrai Atseatilj ot the Presbytery. He thought t&ey had : better wait the course of eTents.—The Clerk «ald Mr Breach wa? still prsichinj! as a Presbiterim ministir, aod adrertiiing himself as Jach.—Re7. A. C»rrick charac terised the proceedings at Hew Ply men th as iodecoroas and disgraceful.— Dr MeLeod thought taia was the time to take action, and cite Mr Breach to answer for his conduct -The Moderator ean»iiiered thit asiaeoae should more to that effect — uer. Mt Fawr said it was a notorious fact thai". Mr Brtach was acting in defiance of tae Presbytery, and it was quite prepec that heshauld be called npoa to answer the cbarpe*.—Rer. Mr Somsmenrille thought Mr Breach slioald be snspeodel at once. He sa_w na dfffieuHy in the way.—Mr Macnicol said worse jina mijht be brought against fairn, bnt he certainly should be cited. -ReT. D. W. Rnßciman moved, and Bey. E. F. BflscnicoJ second'd—" That the Rer. Mcsea Breach, of TaranaM, be informed that it ia the iatentioa of the Prea bytery to investigate cartatn charges to be brought agamit him."—Several membsrsi suggested that the word "cited" should be inserted, bat this M r Runciman cin sidered unnecessary.—Dr. MeLeod still urged that fee word " c!ted" shonld fee included, ai this was a moat glaring ewe of contumacy. He was prepared to make certain churges against him, and tt'k him to appear in answer, the date to bi fixed.— Bey. Mr Nome agreed with the view of Mr ilunciman ia keep ing to the wording of the rule and form.—Key. Mr Fraser advised Mr MeLeod n»t to press for citation at present, bnS allow Mr Kancirnan's motion to pass.—The motion, in its original form, was agreed to, the said meeting to be held this day month. R sport.—Rev. J. Macky reported that Mr David Nbrrie hid prepared two dij :onrses from subjects prescribed by him, md he mfgat say that t&ey were highly :reditable productions to a student ju«t ■ntering upon hlstbeo'.ogkar studies

NEW BABYLON.

There was another crowded attendance at the Opera Bonse lastevenrngontheoccaaion of the third representation^ "New-Babylon." The Cremome scene and that following the collision are especially worthy of admira tion, ani nightly elicit hearty ronads cf applause. " New Babylon " seems to have hit the popnlar tas'e and promises to hare a lob^ rnn.

POLICE COURT.—This day.

(Before J. F. Micionald, But.. 8.W.»

DBCXKt^-ES'i-EUM Lestrangs, Toefaaa EeiE«<ty. James GaUaa, asJ. MaT Gori-oa ■were fonnd gallty of flicatonngsg aad snbfec ted to the csuat penalty.' br>TOrii»G Lissu*sr.-'<irea McG«sr/ was chargad with n»lnz Insuitlcg langnsga tosraraa Delias Harm, by calling her « — cow 7?l • —L«Jwoa Oct3beri.t-llrCoo5«r appeared for tho compt«ta«it —Delina Harrte. Uttaxlotta aimmorg.»ni JohnHatrla decos«i to hearloa the bad langm-ae.— iUa McGeary denied the otarjte, excep; that Bfce aalj Mrs H«rU waiTa "dlny row."—The Coan orderea her to find ewitr fcr £W to ke«p the jesca for three

IxtßC«3T.—James McAonfE: on racwnd. waa I charged wtth the laroeaTof a ura*. valued «t £2, the proputr c£ Benuid Qaiaa wik-h! havinabeen p»Ted,he was onieied to prfsoa jorlicajs. " ' I

SUPREME COURT. Criminal sittings.

(YUIiTSHDAIT COITCLCDED.}

(Before His Hounr Mr Jaatice Gillies.)

Aizhged Linear—A Spkt Gash.— The henitnaf of evufencii- in the caae nf t Chaa. Daria, c&aiged with stealing £ 100 iv money, an-i a watuh-auanJ, Selongiii? bi Tuomaa Davis, of Know, Wlinngarei, was finished about + o'clock yaateniay afternoon.. The first pait of the examination of Mrs Thos. D ixfa { * ho wa.acalf,id lot the dMgjatel appeared in oar List wuue. The rest in nei eta appended : -Mr BeatotB:: Diil ytiu' aotaend ta!egrani-< to the pciannur after ha lefo?—Witness:- Show me Che talesrram and I will ceil you.—Mr Heafcath":' D{^; yon. not telegraph, to Mm to artdraac His letters to joa v Mrs Earduu Z— Witateaa. haaltatinjj: Jo.—Mr Heafceta : Hava you? oat gone to the gaol to ace hm iinca he haa besn a prisoner; have you not gune to1 tiia kci-np ta see him at 3 o'clock ia the mum.' ing? —Witneaa did net anawec tiel qaea tim.— Mr Hsaketh : And have you, act round th» cioQ<;y fur this man* defence ? Wicaess: Nat—Mr Eeafestfi ; Diit you not give a man oc th« name of Skinpec the ei'My—£3)-to be gWBB to. tils pruoner for hia djfeace ?—Witneaa :: NoLit wa* Mra Fttl&l wlio gut the mouey,,—Sfc Heatte'h.: And ia it not jour intention;, it you ran get tae prisoECT tanjutrhrlliHnffii.fr to etope with him I— Witneaa : I would: not do that with any man that w.ilka. in: liaats; I think too mauli ot myself and my oJiiU. drsa to do anythiag of the knrdi,—Hfo Tylsr : Yoa have rix chililrea, I helieya•?,— , ! Witness : Yes.—Mr Tyler : The jriaanmr is a v.ry nice yanng Spa, very agreaaflfe and entertain in^?— Witness ; *Tes, hu fe. : igraeable. —Mr Tjler: He nlkya tis piano nicely 1 -Witneair (laagji iaaly) :Oa no, ke daein't., stx Tytsr i But lie dances nicely ?—Wltaew; Oh yes, he walfcze* very well. (.Caug&i»r..ij —Cuunael haviag addreuaed tiia ]ory r Hia Hanor snmmed ap tha eviileace. »"« aaiil taere was no e-rmance aa ta any imprapnc wlationa between the priaonai and; tiia prcsecutar'a wife. The whole qaeataon waa wEethar they belfered the eyiiWes of tiia girt, Alice Bryant.—Tile jury, aftara short dclibeiasion, retained a verdint at " 3fas guilty."—lie prisoner wua accordrngly- ac quitted.

This Day.

■ LjJtcaorr Dt a Bsotebl* — Dennik O'Connor -wan arraigned npoa am Indict ment, chargijg him-with, bavins on tile i 2in.d Angoat; hui, ia the hoaie if JVEa^jjiit Cirri!!, liuiii a £10 note anil twc £1 nates fcelanginjr to John /ohnaon. There was i fnrthar count for .receiving thin money, Tne prisoner pleaded not guSfcyv—Mr E. Willamsoo. (Crowe PsweeatorJ briefly opened tie case, and then called Jbnm Johnson, larxrarer, who deposed that an the 22nd of Attest lass, between 10 ami II o'clock in the niorsia/, he went to the hoaae of Maggie Carroll, situated fa Brewers: Lane, at the back cf the Market Hotel. Be then had upon him1 a, £1<) c.icn, two £1 notes, and »cmc silrer. He ra icenibeifid tiro of tie figures of tna nuniWer of the £10 note. The notu produced he Believed to be it He had drink at CarraiTs home, and, towards tne afternoon he gat drank; ha ilepfc in. tne house ail nighs t and when ha woke up ia tae morning he faasd all hia money gone. It w*s ab«it6 a-m. wien he awake: he found himself sleeping: ilace, aad with, his elotoes on, in the back roam j on diurover iajr his lo.a he jot up, and, proceeding t>3 Maggie Carroll's, room, knocked at tlie door and to!d her o£ Ilia lons, offering farther to- say setting-about the aSt.ii pro vii'aig haU the money were retnrn*d. She replied tint she ttnew nothing ibout It. toe hart seen the p'iaoner twice in the hoaae that day ; the notes were in hia trauser* pocket, acl the silver in oas at the pockets of hia wa&taat.—Margaret Carroll de posed lhat she Lvedii Brewer7 j Lome, near the. ILurket; she Knew the last wi-tiem, and remembered him bifn? at hsr house on a wet Tuesday towards tiiis end of A must. : Drink was sent for and thi man. got drnak. The only money that she1 *aw alwu t hint wa* stiver. She knew tie. prisoner, H« had woiked -wish her brother in the hoak. The ptiaanex was ia the hou*e en tha Tues day In qaestiaa from II o'clock in ths mom ing till late in the afternoon, whan ahe went cat with tim to Mr Hayward's ia order to get hia order cashed. They could not get toe order cashed there and thea they wen; to the Crown Hotel where ther had twe driaks. The prisoner gat hia casli and g.wa her £5 al the amtnnti he fiwed hsr. Tksy then remrced home and tha prisoner shortiy after warda took: a qrdet depaitme cvsr the back fence. On the ÜBawmg nighs she went with the prisoner, to this circus, but he did noli accompany her home. She did not see him agiun until the d±y of his ar: est, after he bad Been released from gad. He came ta her aanae witi ha two trottera aad told her that he vns goins to s^e his lawyer and isatnict: him liiat he bad found the mtxttj in t&a fire-place.—Mary Harrison, a littLf oM wooiat, gave eridence g.enersliy eotiofioct tire of the last witness. Sbe farther aafd that Johns«n gat drunk between, the tore> noon and the afternoon of the Tuesday. and that the ptisucer carried him into th« bick bedroom, retnrnina innnediately after wards to Maggie Carroll's room, ti* prisoner and Carrel then went qvlk. llr« Hand was also in the room at thn tima. Ia the eTecing she *ecompani«d priaoner and Cirrwll to the circa;, J.ibmcn feeing i-fti locked np in tie honse. Sha wtatistii the back bedroom with priscrcsr when h« carried Jehnson there, a»4 ihe came out with him, toa —Efeabeth Hajwara, wife: ot B«nj*min Haywsrd, ondettaker, deposed that the prisoner and M»ggls Carroll caina to her between 2 aad 3 pmt» on tHa 22nd of August to get a £10 not* changed. Sac had no change, and.theiefora. retaraed the ante. They e*me to aettto an accoont dae by Maggie Carroli— ■ Kate Healey, wife p£ the licensee of the Grown Hotel, deposed to supplying ska prisoner and Carroll with drink* on. ti« afternoon: of the 22ad «i. August, and to' being paid by the prisoner with a £10 note, which she got changed tor bias.—Thanra* Healsy, son oE la«t witness, gare endenca a« to getting the £10 note changed far fern mother as ioon^'a. tite grocer's. —Afei. Yoaxrg. grocer, at Grej-atreet, iienliiifed 'the £10 note siaaS he changed on the 22nd Angnat for the la.ii wiuems. He snW> qnetttlyhandedttoTertaConstaMeJoneai:— Constable Janes deposed xa ta Ms airesS of the prisoner on. the 23riJ ol Aaffnat. The latter ■was- then, under the influence d drink, and aad only same ailyer aßootMiß, He deniiid the robbery, and said that he jraa first shewa the £10: by Curoli, ami oa her propositioa wtnt ant with ber for the purpose of getting it changed.—lnis was the case for the prosecatian.—£a Efedefrnce the prisoner called. lh«e?a Hand. TMa witntss gare a partrcnlarHed wcotmt of the proceedings in The: brothel on the Tuesday in. qctstioo, from tie tiaie of Johnson's srtival in tiie Earning aatil Carroll's depirtare in the a£ter«iO'iiw IJariirg the afternootr, whSe Johaaom w;islookiDg orer hia money tor the purpose of Eending for ni're drink, Maggl* Carroii took a bank co:e oat ot his Lind and pet it Into hex purse. She did cot know whit the Yalta* of it was. , Subsequently Canoll sskti Johcsen to lead her sense money fo; the purpose of paying some ac con«ts that she owed, Sat Jennsan retoed, saying that he cauld not affoni t» lead any money. Liter in the afternoon Carroll shewed her gold jewellery thatue: h»d redeemed aJ the~pawnshop. She afao releasad a sewing maehiae and a tab1 Went to tne Circus in the eyeamg with prisoner, Carrol), and Harrison, and pur* took cf the sapper for ■vrhici prisoner after words shouted.—On being invited' tab& ' dress the jury, -the prisoner merely said that at Cairoll's reijaest he went oat with her on ihe Tneiday aftemooa for tne purpose of chanjmg a £10 note that she haa wita her. Tiiey wenl first tJ Haywa d's, as Carroll aad to paysa aeconnt tfcerB s and at bosh Hay ward • and Henley's he was given the note, in order that he might p-eseat it. Carroll reeeiroi the change, and lei t Men a £1 note, which he speat in taking CarrclL Hind, ami HisrrKon, to the ciiea3.-His Honor that ;samn3ed np shortly, and the jory retired : to ccnsidei their verdict. Tiie jary aft« > ' brief convince fonnd tae prisoner " net guilty," woe«opoa he was discharged. ; Bio.UrtY. — i»oiJLE Pbosiqci. — The Crown Prosecntor asked leave, ta enter a ■none protiequijn the ea.'.e of LyttJe, ckirged ■ wita bfgamy.' He had been nnible to aupp!emect the evidence already iddaced, and theiefaie it was nseles* to oceapy the time further with the case. — His Honor said that, ntder the circum stances, the Crown Prosecutor had exer cised a wise discretion, as'upon the evi dence addaced he coald saircsly hive hpped for a verdict. In announcing to the prisoner that he was discharged, Hi* Honor told him that this liberation dii not imply that he was acquitted of the charge of bigamy. If further evidence were obtained from Ireland as to Ms marriage there, he might be reswrested.; —lhe orisoner, who aaexudd greatly amazed at this sadden ter isiaatioa of the o ise, was toea discharged;

THE AUCKIxAKD EVENING STJJR. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEB 4.



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