AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 44, 14 September 1870, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

I •*' U ,fflawuo©>'E, Septembfee^j?.. f, Since the rcceigt_of ti|fe-vi ar news, the GovernvnMßt have decidsirfo I'e-orgaiiise the volunteers, yp&ng them driba'miJitia i^me I ’ Susy |m| oa •eArrioigea Alfeyal Commission’, Federation has been appointed The Government contentplate, send a despatch-boat to Galle to bring the intelligence direct, should England be involved ■iilAhp war. ■i'-fefetonana throughout the different colonies are silbsCHbing funds for the relief of the families oPthe killed and wounded prisoners. 'Cusack was executed on Tuesday, for the murclej of his wife, at Wood’s Point. 'join a case heard in a London court the other day, a foreign detective in court said that for the prevention and detection of crime, and the exposure i®f frauds and villany of every description, English newspapers were worth more than all the Police in Europe. is called a Colorado romance :—Seven jjjjjgers exploring the mountains, found an enorjjgj^SUchunk of gold. They fought for its possession 1 11 all were killed hut one. It was too heavy for him to carry off, so he sat down beside it and starved to death. Ino l ,* it seems to me that loaves are not of ifttfe same weight.,” muttered a fault-finding wife !-M-a baker, as she poised a couple of loaves from pßl#'basket; “do you suppose you can cheat —“I don’t want to cheat you,” replied .'if&e'mftn of bread, not relishing such au iusinuajTWw&tfr*. I know the loaves were weighed, every I - t 1 them, and one weighs just as much as ■jljlpßOTi and more, too, I dare say, if the truth known.”