Telegraphic.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 315, 15 September 1875, Page 3

Telegraphic.

■— : run FHKSS AGIWoT. La I esr. Aiiukliin-L A rex la xa. T'.i.olpv dveeiai!. : Y' oiir ;,f (U.ick’s !as v.a'rc (Hsvooo! on s';*a;;!av r,t Nsrirumv.'ihaci, Tai;n,l al i'loU Tin’ n;; : n ii di OSL’ m- k Ui-’in InU' *]c> river to , ••aw, rUsin the rime ! row uc-l t!. try were tw,/!;! invav tv tie 1 earr-m. i'se aecsilcnt ; ewe-mi r,o rUerruiaion -o lb 1 W ihs. | CUP s mil <mm from loom jJeacaa mine, : Stereo iioi p at Jill Sow I CehTomaa hw' obnim;] escHJeut yeeinm. Ulmrm hmshy to u iminw ITuhrv j'l.mv in'vrl as far ji-* |‘ rl 11ry e- cn < {•i’rne'.i. Iho tUUmdanec uat; youd cm Tatur* I dm id:.dd• I Arrived ; B-ih Amy, on Sunday, from 1 1 ;-.U ;i lews ; Son' h-n, (Assw InsimW imp from ; Svlnev, ! •>. shun s- it h Am! mi ia n on U. i ' ,An kwti-n f*r f rwide mdsy-Wd msm, of ; nmoo Htof, iwoieH Id, An-hiiol was ’ f riedi in the Diet riel (Tur! on Ahnidry. IrTiv ! Jmhw Idea on ui i a jmy <T L nr. Dlm.tdi | uvo (1 dddsuloA. dm thommo!, an i -d'eyid I hot i ddVml •!;!■ feowd au enframe wnen he was isv.aiy from lirinm, ami fright mu d Ins u'de. \d>dliH Mr eldidiT; iloryo ow ndilimu The idi p,hall 'i’e.un for the South ioavo.s I \ Iho Iheemi tmmorrow, Aounes; Alwo > D’nn'm'.t,, Womu Cwser, Hhwmml, W lohner, | thriy-.i:., Abrahams, jl. I’em.h'ronu L, :l)mre, Cumin, Dili', id iil in y (Waiiodoh Mi.ihnmm, huian, Karhp ihameke (lh:Um), Iduiu, n. At the Amid ami Ofid.H (Tub annual mo cl isg hvU rught ten nmv ironaferr j unod. Tin? ’ Ahimr At tlm Ooa.oi ir.mting gave not ice Shat, In' mill move al She n< %l swung | i a F|jiu-ri 1 rate ot one Hun i: gin the 1 ;■ hi id o!f ah iMkaddr propnay Irum the IH Nh.lumber mmt in mmord.anee with the i W’lUenvc.i'ka Ad-. | “ Settwhifo Io the Si-ir e-qrmmsng j auiTU'e 1 hat S’ eel nn, an rupporler <»f th<’ K'diKuti point. mu re (. metiiu-ned iyr xtcwirl in Ii i• j i eeh al tlu: C flora I 1 tali. Tie m.midi meeting of tho lure Brigade win- iifld on MmohiV eight. Iduhcr iinhiusx, lisle of Kotoi'im, flieil this movning ni; \\ yiuilumi street i'reshylery of coiopliciilcd dimnh

Narrow Escape from Drowning.

CroTiKi, Tiicsdny bidil. A arnrly fatal am Merit, oceumd at Olmvxi on Sindny to a Kiuitlenrm cr >sdiu? the Olnwa ferry on tho indu road to laurnnya. -Hr* yenl ientan in queHioa eiiiharked in a trail eanne, whieh id umd tliere h-y (lie U'Wei'ajreiit (Vvrvmrm instead ol a fTcod Hrony b ‘at. Ine ijiiseruhlo eomv)unco wee ow turned, by tho liorvo b'eninß over if, mul (ho utilortmiato tmvi l.’er jmd to unko t.ho D'H, of hist way asinro, encunibci'cd with a heavy coat, lop !)<'uHs ,C-., wl;ieli lie a! Imt tn rnwg'd to icaeh aft.-r at dibieulty in an alnicst exhnimied c Msrlit i-wm AeeideUa of ihie. sort have oeeurred before, and great indigiril ion ia (eit by tho eel tiers that iho Olmva fenynnm is not obliged ia employ a boat inHe.id of listing lives daily in a colon ui a Canoo.

Latest Parliamenrary. T lie Almlil ion Bill.

Wiu.MNOTONg Tuc.ilyy tfv rung. Al a nu'c'ing of Iho suvuerOrF of Cuwirn o’, oi it. it w:is wmed (1) m I fho Abolition i’ili should pass fids session, but; not commence operation until afUr the in.sling of next PmH uncut. It is left with Miicsi.evs io arrange on wiiat day, bat; not I; if er fhan (Ane hist day of nerfc sapdou. It. i? uiidcrsicod that tbe? n.bove will he a crop led by I ha Ojiposit ion, A proposal by Ur Opposition (fat She Ad. should only come into operation after pro(Tmuifion by the (Jovenior at the request tf llic Li-uisbiture was rejee! ed, j]u> Ooverniir'd, party are tie*;irons to have an aov.vrm'ni. with tlio <)p] o- it inn no s.d ■r : tied, tlio re idcdl ho no fur? her mod inns of Provincial Comioib, and licit all ITovincia! (wpondifuro idcAd ordy be with the sanction of lie Her,rrd (lovcrr.moiifc. Tho ‘.D-ic'c me! at 2 30. Tho Treasurer leinounccJ the Clovciuiuent intended tc» respond to an appheat ion from (he Sapmintentont of AuHTam], ami propon'd (o advance the first, ioHahnont of AT TOO in order t o carry on cdneat ion in that pi'ovi'lee, and such id;rlher sum a?, might be surtfsarv, should the cotnnnUco not direct ot her wise. It was expected some yTiindcrial Statement would be made re 2 arding tho rn’Rotiation» yoij.g oa bet ween the Government und tlm Opposition, but. rono was manic. The com'-iilcration in commit tee of (lie Abolition Bill was pos‘pom>;l (ill 2.30 tomorrow or f lie m.U ion ci Iho I r. asnrer. In Co emitu-o of Supply, the d rmsurer moved that a sum net cx-rcding .tiGAgdo(.) should bo granted by way of Imprest Supply Ili!! in addition to that already voted. Bills advanced a si age -Deicers and Creditors IHlb, Fraudulent i)t bars i>ill. Blils of Sale and other Bills nad second time. The iSatDo Aiinistcr moved that (lie House be adjourned till 2.30 to-morrow.

E ll rope an C übl egrn ms, News to August 3 1. Wkci! v(■;ton, Tu»*d iy Af‘ e ■!)oon. Tim 1 »ri■; >• ’.mo brings thi 1 b>ll »vein g (\o.|, s y 1 ” - t-'-ni Aeweasthy vhicli she left a.! 'dm s da, TI m K■■ h \ t / / d ■ all pp I i :■ s adva 1 \ c e« I slips Loxdon, AiuncO 20. The panic in Amman commpueut upon the hanlc fuilures is subsiding. The English mail Ac Suez loft Gallo for Adda ale on the Jsth instant. ILM.s. Valorous lias retarnod to Plymouth. Avamt 81. Three tlionsand. Am mam. erm d sdm s ■ utHoru frontier into Turkey, and bend- of Servian in'" hi* ... ■ ar>‘ endeavouring to create a ri ing n Bulgvavh. Tim Ah m: ami Hitcoverv left I Amo Idand, imlonyiny to Hm.rnark. on the south mart of JdahiuT Toy, m the ini a lie of Ham

TILE AidMVAL U.F THE CAEIA Mj UK CAST Id!.

(from; OUii AFC OWN'D COIIEL£IL:HH''FXT i Ai f ui mm, September IT Thu; elm ! I'jo <T ints/ivst which haOeeurr- d In te dm tug the wed; pad. turn hf(-ii the arrival <ml the Carishruid (fa"tie ami the special soitlors !>ri.mglu oiii I>v Mr (o-orge \ escv Amwart i•.■ i* Hm i\ t .l;It: 1 1 1 block ; so 1 \ul! allmhc (s* dial iir-t. Tim acsSol was sigmdhd on VH< dnesday moi s.iii; x and ranm i; Hi luHX’our witli a fr* -!l E.Il. bnmm ahll u t l.alf-p.i>t ten oh took. ,1 'dot JTr-v-s touad tlm sanitary cmidiimn of Hi • .-diip so r-alisfucioiy that he did m e bring U[* as muul at Hie .11 cadis, and \w ii lb. to for the Health Ullkrrd vi.ht. Dm in a -lid lirr Hraight up tlu* s?is.:.]a at once, and dropja'd amhor abreast of the Cue;m w r=a t \\ ImiT. Tlu* ('armbrook Castle is o,m< of the •noUfst leolviug clipjM v- ever scon in mar linrhmir, and as s 1 w■ jduugliod j,u.r • ’> it■ i t', iih In r I'H an ami Ml fm-r H• | ad-, rj'oml if tlm Ihvi.Tiug 1-n •. u and her 'white ports ; i: H uing in H,(d,l'iglu mu,; tel dio-v----iuw oii lu r mugi.ihc at pm ; og ion ■ to iho hf-* mivauiage. !h; nun. urn ‘-pt ctators i mild not lad to be mriu k n iih admiraiiou ; wloie on the ]>nn; of tile ucw-eoimTs on board a prepieHa'SMiiu; impression must, Imve b'eeii reemved of Hsdv ado'pled land, iiw the day was clear and warm, the idmo.-phere inadiig ami genial, aid 1 ran-jr "it Hurl the beautiful outlines of , m- , ipv, linrhionr, aid coast Mood mu' \ ou i-oid didinduess. .Dr I'hib.m, the lb a;ill Oillcei', and air Ellis, the Immigration Commissioner, boarded tho ship as soon as she had anchored, and, being met hy Captain .Frccbody, Jfr Hutton, tho surgeimmiiperinleident, and .Mr Stwwart, lost no time, in commencing their tour of inspection. This was soon oyer, and, as I hero was not a single case on the sick list, of course a chain bill of health was awarded. The inspectors paid very high compliments to tho o I Hears in charge for the exemplary cleanliness and order evinced iu all I lie compartments. Your correspondent was'on board among tlm first of Hie visitors, and can speak ol the scene as entirely different from that; usually witnessed on emigrant

Clips on their arrival in |>ort. The 1 )o<vp was occupied by ns lino and ]imiltliy-lookiug’ a lot of girls— welldri M-cd and ladylike too —ns it m[o -i--bhi to imagine'. Tho saloon v, as full of ladies and genllmneu, all of whom wore cheerful faces, ami gave other indications of (.lie pleasure they Te.lt at llie successful termination of their voyage. TTomiiied among them were the jovial, aid Curdy figures of Hm captain, and. .Mr bMuvart, who lad a pleasant word Tor everybody, ami ordered in some, sparkling < I.am | eigne in whicls, to drink: < mu. iatulatory toasts. iM.eauwliile tin* decks looked bm-y Viitliilio coiijdo <'i‘ liundred hah 1 ih He in and mothers and I marly young men who had come to conquer tlio sod in tin. 1 now land. Mono of Hint squalid anxious appearance about Hmm so frequent under ordinary cmamistniums on similar vessels, knit,mu' aid all looking codded and brave; evidentiy limy luulju) doubt about the future; and there was also about them that peculiar look of people who are' in by invar*.' that they do not come emptyhanded, but are to confer on their new homo as great a I-melr as they arc to receive. .1 )ov. a. hv low .in the lofty ’tween deeks Hm an .mo > wen:' 'jmrftm.t. Extra diovcih i-oi -i'.;c o haul liocn made in ail Hm eiiLpmn M x wliiCi were ('Ouscquently any aid e< an fort a hie for residerme locomotion. About eighty of the single girls and sixteen families arc a portion of Hm same lot of Government immigrants as Hue Dover Castle brought. These will not go to Katikati unless any of thorn

arc specially eiunuo =1 hy the hnownrt party. One lilt I- 1 hit of Ikuhi;. i' ui cropped up which. I cannot iviiam from rOi/ordiiip. A merry looking old damn wanted a report <t to toll Imr if ho know a. friend of her* in An Aland named Mrs .11 oil, and this is how she set about getting 3ior iniurnudion : “ {da so. sir, are you i'roiu Auckland *0" Y<'s” said the reporter. i; And do you know anybody on Auckland r'" The reporter intimated tin it several, y. aw- V‘ Ah u -o in the city did not tied him alt'-m 1 her without m-,.montanees. ‘•As! Thin toll us who \‘-r know. Aow come,” and the old lady put lier oar in that attitude mentioned hy Virgil in lint second rknoid. hilt when siio looked up-again that reporter Inal skedaddled, and. ids hinder parts wore just soon disappearing up in- ci’paiuon. V tide 1 writo im* i m ioiaui--aro still (on hoard. huwvmlh mi dm n dm ai’o riioon. This «-■. nil-: dm ]o aop* An \ '‘muaii-oe kmm an. . <1 for n. soil A to ho given at dm t. oval Hall, when a formal wihmvm will ho extended to Mr do-wart and Ids party. The tickers of admission luxe sold readily at; :2s ml cue]), and a .largo assern o’rt'O'.' is mi re to lie present, including dm ht ay or and alt our mmlm u eitkmnm The ptum edings whi in l

! i 'i■ *.r^;V;.■ ; 4Av mhstanAal. spu ad, ;aA or whTh mwv.4. umumwm will lo I prewar. 4. and speeches made. Mr ; Stcmmi was very anxious to know j whet la.'l’ Am cvUayca nt IvaAkaA were ; finished. and. | -u In-- pleasureat hominy Hail nil Am ami mm nmnm on Ale Aha k WWO complete. Vt. terdav in*hi:;’ tea ] amoisyeis pres hi, 4 (Tpmin lAmdmdy and JAr AuiUm ui ■! i (.■* ■ mphnnei tam adamm-w : m aekrmn 1.-hyment a!' the kind’ a - and . care Any had diyda yed her' y the i vemaye. which. Ay the Aye. lea, !., t n a I t erv line one. Uniy -mo 4*arm in Ila nil (arise * in hint ?■ m urn 4, w Milo i Sevan AfrAis are re- ended. To-day i many u.i' ihv new chums have Aeon on ■shore on their mu tu. cornu, nut the p-neval lanuiny: dees not take place s tHi lids (•madny. when limy v. Hi lie | Troup-hI <m by one m AmTorAi Shove li\ n.T hunts. AA or lise eider; air. uiem j tie y niil is' tain.n l ack on lentd, • nici'e Amy have much ino.ro emumvl!T4 m. :it• m.n than they cmdd have in iA < Ihnva. im. Timm are !no Aerifyp n am*am’ the m tAeis, the lo'V, ,).h e-rs Mudiyan mul tVossley. wlm v Hi ( act in Amir lot with Am rest at KmilmA. To-day Am Irmmdyralmu wlihcr is adveiAAmf for tom has ha- » 1 tho conveyance oil Iho senna's to Amir in! are Jem, it is non Ay eortam Amy vill ho taken Ay tlie steamers .Anui and. .ham on a. Air -Stewart is innnens. lv perpulnr a irony hay , '-yT To :mo ] lll w he is looked np to and. obeyed y»>u mi-du think lie warn a Idny anamy hm Mihjecis, My notes <*n tins most irmo.o.j nml ovw t in Am history ol : the colony have emended, to simh a lonytii that .1 will close Ado lei At. nml ooiai mn a separate coinnuiuication ou peroral myics und.,T the same cover.