TELEGRAMS TO MAY 11.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 446, 15 June 1871, Page 2

TELEGRAMS TO MAY 11.

LOSS OF THE QUEEN OF THE

THAMES

CONTINUED CIVIL WAR IN

FRANCE

SUCCESS OF THE COMMUNE IN

PARIS

PAlilS INVESTED AND FOIiTS

TAKEN.

ENTRANCE OF PEOVISIONS

PROHIBITED

TSBATY OF PEACE WITH GER-

MANY SIGNED

RISE IN" THE PiJICE OF WOOL.

PACIFIC) TREATY BETWEEN ENG

LAJSD AND AMERICA

TROUBLOUS AFFAIRS IN IRE-

LAND

HABEAS COEPUS ACT LIKELY TO

Bis SUSPENDED

FURTHEB NEWS OF DE. LIVING-

STONE

The mail steamer Nebraska arrived in harbour this morning; bringing tko English telegrams via Suez. The following is the report of her passage from Auckland and back: —

On June Ist, at 9.30 a.m., left Auckland ; had strong winds along the coast, increasing off the North Cape to a heavy gale, with heavy ,sea. Last two days of the voyage had fine weather, arriving in Sydney at 8.30 p.m., June sth, 4} days ; fastest passage on record. The Hero arrived at Newcastle next morning at G a.m.. 513 £-24 days, reporting heavy gale off the North Cope. Hauled in to the Circular Quay next afternoon, and began coaling that morning ; on the 7th discharged freight; on the Bth and 9th the ship was crowded with visitors—such excitement has not been seen in Sydney since the first visit of the Galatea; on the 9th finished coaling 1100 tons, shipped freight and 20 passengers, and left at 2.30 a.m. on the 10th, arriving at Auckland at 1 p.m. Passengers.—For Auckland : Saloon—Mr, Barber, Mrs. Barber, Mr. Barrand. Second cabin—Mr. Ellis. Steerage—Mr. Wade. For Honolulu : Mr. Donahue. For San Francisco : Saloon —Rev. J. L. Daly, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Zavistowski, Mr. | Barnes, Mrs. Barnes, servant and four children. Scond cabin —Mr. and Mrs. Stormart and two children. Steerage—Mr. Dudgeon. For New York : Mr. Q-illam..