The Dunstan Times. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1878. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Dunstan Times, Issue 832, 29 March 1878, Page 2

The Dunstan Times.

FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1878. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Beneath the rule, of men entirely just the

yen is mightier than the sword.

o — (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT,)

—O — Dunedin, March 28, 1878. The hearing of tba arguments on the rule nisi, calling upon the Rev. Father Lari;in to show cause why the writ habeas corpus should not issue commanding him to deliver from his custody the child entrusted to bis care by her relatives, was further postponed by arrangement. The Education Board intend printing the the whole of the High School evidence. .fudge Johnstone takes the criminal sittings hero which may last a couple of days. The Education Board intimate in respect of the applications they cannot appoint uncertificated teachers. The Uuder-Secretarles met yesterday to consider the Time’s articles on the Civil Service, bnl the proceedings have been kept private. It is rumoured that large reductions are to lie made in the Engineering branch in the Public Works Office. The Land Board has asked the Governor to appoint commissioners to classify the runs falling due. Sydney, March 26. Parliament has agreed to the opening of museums and libraries on Sundays. Melbourne, March 26. The compromise mentioned yesterday by Berry has been agreed to by both branches of the Legislature, and the crisis is ended. The Bordeaux merchants are moving to make the French Government pay the bank’s liabilities. Commercial ruin continues. Australian traders are very extensive loosers.