BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Issue 3624, 3 October 1874, Page 2

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

! LATEST AUSTRALIAN NEWS. i : '* • • : ; i . Melbourne, September 29. : The Tafls has; been. finally passed in thq Assembly, ana the Speaker ruled that no private teprofloea.aft imnpsitwn of p fresh dufy/ TheEstimafes' havb sinoe been proceeded with, and some progress made, but bvery opportunity is taken to Ministry. ' Mr Prancitf has reebfrertd;' iftfireirntried- Ss seat m the Assembly, but will not take an active pariß&i ipoliticsdi- ! M-*® B Hgttie Sheppard (Mrs Hallam), is dead f Q d buried, npfr Having -surviyed her confinement. She Is much mourned, and her funeral was a morial to Miss' Sheppard,"and the ‘Argus * has imdertakeh to raise' subscriptions. ~ mv’tMarw 7 <ehhrge ofe orgery/’bas'beßffi jui'quitted! on the •»!««{ in-1 anity. ' .-.jofrris jko;ifi “lulfT. < .- r : 1 It is under the consideration of the trustees iiT i ' Ihtef<j63q&ia!l' Tlbughing Match forty-two plough* ftV’wprk;'- TKe'' ddiSevre/ fefitf* Melbourne Manilla, wa,s wrecked near New Guinea: Three” boats’ crews VetacKed the shore safety. • ;iorjj j < ’Sduday -takes place' ttMabkrowJ whpO) t6l\ettirias.ljvill.hB J m*de atvaU placesof worship, and several special services held. <■’ < , i .The Hum Ohjl) Esw W jake plaoe to-dayi and Qig Race at S'ydie£ i■_ . „ ( The |f La Tm^dS^ A at Ifhe Opera' IfoWe; was ; aTjta^shql* pes£• 1 .■/!• .. t. (,f ta v«f'•» I ' f ‘ ;q ' Jrr - !? S6.' -<u i Messrs Vogel Sand Bnfesell hare I Nothing is yet settled as to tho-Utdiforman-WifTOfca*. v >v 'a up i•.. >r a & be- sworii. in ‘in UMP .court h|* decided rl ! that the Blshop-haTno j The session is d^^ng^o^al^fe^ B Thp Trgaand .other public works. ' : (If; I* Towflj SepteihWr'2s.I A boy of twelve, resident ibtheiluon, shot jdead his brother, aged eight, for refusing to I dnyesQUiejcowe. -.S b ! T

i CABJjB TE&BGRAhtS. | A September 2J. ! A Vienna paper asserts that , the King of Denmark has of Bismarck »to enter into the German dfeapratlon, i >r * nce Gortschakbff, the Russian Chancellor, has recognised the right Vof* S«ma to conclude ! commercial: treaties.- —=- I t ,1' '•' H /.0 September 22. J The Republic of Guatemala has saluted ths %gaud pwd an ■ twenty pounds for the W VlcTCon| , ‘’The BferlmßreSS, whilst jsion ofiDanish hgitatohk from Bchlth(wi& ttSuiai' I thti f rinndly - disposition uofe Gleirmanyt towards IDenmark. . ... !0 no v>-, v *W i An alarming conflagration has A ; jfw

1 j There has been a lively passage at arms bethe Steeleat the bifadW^tj^^nd

The new penny morning paper, haaTaeeri published. ' Ihe btmtfuayer,<M»hgn «a«6!caateohTto-day and assumed a very complicated aspect. Upon 5P T j$ Maintaining that a separate .mum should be made against eqch consignee, of wmdb there are thecas© was adjourned. * ' members of thldairnly if>&ShgPotatau are en

as a there is a very dirty crossing just by th« lamp and no made footpath across, L for one, Would be obliged to the Corporation if it would either give us light to pick our way through RTflv!fe emsssg; ad~ tKat we could walk without* w l*op. step, -and a jump.—l am, Ac., ,sf*u K - .C ■ - Groper. Dunedin, OBttfberfc —-- j jegT. ■ i'r\lA ■ ,j l r forty six Yeara, siw the oFifK?*m W-VflliPlitftaflW jyiUage of juatone mile biftHfl^.Bed. how, m 1874, a bronae staflibThW been erected in the town shlgg-jQ-Perpetuate < his marnwy ami to remind Hie citizens ancestors. Liberty, cinHthd religious, was then all but unknown. The Lrawny Tinker" wa*htr* ? Wd white ftldhigtt p*aye**fcftSJ 'adjoininglahtthcusa, In tb4is4ftr uS% hnd forthwith draggadbefOrt affa&etfoPfc&a f p^^eQo s T ? QlOT ® to prison, where ho^WHtfkreptltf t& Ihb lSm iagJT pftWfettre T&ubtft* the inspired tinker hadledwsomewhst wild aad royitepbus/lite duridg iu*ft^'MJDr bnUtiqhk' As hb 'becdWf eendhHy impreSedVfth the Solent rtfOttfei? f>f religion, he iihmldta'C(rfy/ ‘ pp his loins and sallied forth to tewh tnmsi the%nysof tftrtH; & nr:peace, jand of "Salt’hflotu "Thtf wfflh H- ’fcosbytmih offended, and eagerly sought the anffWltH#* law, to secure .hig person and Hudencn 'lgL' sihuer-aWakenine tonghe. ' ■lSjßo'ifbrd gaol the pi^i&or'b^iiiffiMdjm that book, has had the largest circulation vP any-work in ; (( Jt .has dMeantambr iated into nmny tongue*, and has, .Una uAft] ceqso 10. milUopsqtths devpatcsME? earth’s inhabitants. It w the most etoauattonof genius that rifeTtfcW ! P r . Arnold ciuld hnd itfo gligioos divine, in that marvellous ago. Herepi, the wis miststen i* that dfittwte pothing «nr.(fa«fae £f Worth of bL-the imt-magaitsde, Bunyan bn B ht«lu«trc[jhopi m of <lhe R |Wfca, .Barron, hoqtn,, : pco, vayt heyoT taken -ptape all over the world-eiuoe -Bunyan - Waaia priirtmOr itt Besdfdwi! gabl'f of Provitened are truly mysberiono. mi m all aged BoiM thothrabft; of: the prbpboto-X jwhom their fathers had spitef oily (used trtidH persecuted- Justioemsylinger, -but it-eomeS" atXaofi. 7 The unveiling ! bf the BuhVah is * another illustration, 1 fresh SmtfWoblefof the inevitable fate tf geWUtt, J .Ah fhh man bkmAnily sayi , i f . v ;c- d ( With Genius, NAWe r Wer s itiAiU‘ln |, i!Bl6ni<' ! "still; ' ' • vj had P WW T evttl Barrow says Every “ mb' haag Upon some cross' or other;, ap portion, hajlßW us' by Divitte brownedlujhjs more than two /( rdefy iS: modern Rnd Chnstian-.worjd to prodnoewS# jives parallel ‘ with Banyan. MutOQu imrtj. Shakespeare, in respect oFmtelWtua!_gi^i U Uessondpl rv Such : ns««TeMUie^ cransnorts so to speak] out pi ourselw^lt* liy drooping goal the po^ib^^M l * xpr^ion * yet”

JLISX> total: r w 1 'r^' ksty&lr l **- • •«** hß »»,—Mr Stanford has onm h moni«nokan') tuAke temper*oo»4Mgtioa--«ioe^SS^ year, when commenting, an ; Mr t Stanfordls<T Uoa in. ttUjgrtrtrTT 1 resolution,..though l iookT Btteecfi feS|y Bajr Jndinletili, advancing W>k<^ wlW^fwiSl affirmations, and then jthe maintenance oF our social, Arin Bob customs are better adaptedfoWtheTenforcement of the total,abstinence to phegk she gryingeyll !*iU he tiy aif ttm WUtfflmL of Resolution 1, it mkjf ready Jo say, thit the oSOof alo&oltt J) to the majority iof the jandthat,,- to a great vahety bf charaotewi and censhtutiGns 1 absence fmih sucHdioAdm* p^imsS for wftfch Mj&tahford tfets eSut Sit jhO.shohld khield bi&sblf/aOfc ba®d?S rf jtbi&case, ’behind'a B*mm£li£S f -t, ii>d^[{Ve: l f 0 f s !&SS |biit fall ’'see tbaF'hti' tiur lididetiK ,a case in justification ,of the y}r:^.:^zk ! shown by experience to i oomroenFor two on his speech. srSt^^T igngSMOM ,of Galilee, he;tbW*d hiSh^* hftb > d;,aboyiS t r SSteaSSaSSS 1 : .further,-»; I

Mr Stanford ls»ve that the rnles laid-down in Testament wereßiSaditecti bppr's; tb ; abstrUeßee;’’ This was while support the ’ proposition which speake-of “those principles .of hjsrerarien tangbt'ihulthe i 'ew Testament.” how, T deny that the term ** moderation ” is intbe N«W Testament any where applied to of ftjtoxicatinp liquors, and. once more Mr ttsnv ageptlemaft who is not an abstainer, and he alkded to « Stanford.a .speech, remarking that Jt w^ d Jhatth l T 8^^ end *’ if'tb&^re^eces-self-denial, not iWniftenbe; was the fundamental : principle bf !^eV^st’ a «t morality. I am. very clad to see that .Mr otanfbrtf is folly impressed with the terrible •ril of intemperance, and that he is determined to make Effort for its snppression. Let him go on. T predict that if he is earnest and persiM^fat.''im c h')a'^end^kyor8 > the time is not distant' : when :, h£ will arrive at the conclusion which almost every earnest and M«-stent t^’^ftocfinformer who has travelled thq shine road‘has ;imved A,™-. «*»*■& total abolition of pur sociafdrißkine customs of all Oilodholiebeverages “ “grappling with intemperance.”—'T 3 Am. f w .. ‘ ' ’ : ! ‘V SU: -Air AbsrifitfU/ 1 Dunedin, October.!; - 5 r •