BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Issue 3722, 27 January 1875, Page 2

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Hokitika, January 26. The Alhambra arrived this afternoon. She left Melbourne on the 20th 'instant. She experienced variable weather during the passage. a™? 88611 ® 6 ™- ? or , Dunedin J Messrs Heape, M Gregor, Nichols, Rev. Mr Duff, Miss NiSr Misses Fama (3), and one ton of cargo. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. a* tttm.. r, Melbourne, January 20. Sir William Stawell having been duly sworn 1U Acting-Governor, Judge Bariy has proceeded on a trip to Queensland. P Ihe members of the Ministry gave a picnic BU PP° rtei 'B and a few friendsand with the exception of the Treasurer and Post-master-General, are now enjoying a holiday pmceeded i " fcsSSS^ AflH ¥ t Melbiiwnje.at once for V s 1,66,1 *e«ei^d. itaL^SeUtSh eleCte ” “wSdT!; Jfu^tionfSadSs about L 6.000. damage bunted to girls 6 °^lSg iDation the Yesterday was the hottest day of 1 the season M? jT2 8 B r T *• 106 in ‘ h « g^taXlsSf; Bßnior Wlrd “ “«» o£&&sr&ssssz “ th * and carried over the roM Mr win exces8 ’ ciM, and Mr Farley, thiringer.^ 1 ’ themusi * to Ad?kSr M^u “* To™ 000 rS^°sldf' t,^ m».i. « Adob.de. .nd Tas* »* SSf«S SFts*.'**** »* thlehX tt “' “Sl,iot~ibß in diSX ta 4t M rx c r^» SS£ *”* WTOim “ qn?W°y^ W ”fS sf “ duU - wheat is M P The°fio l SM fe' ■comm»°d te a r S^ E TfSr S”””*"*” ">• tion of

CABLE TELEGRAMS. oflubjectt mplatedmterfereQce thel HvTred AUBtraliaU Brindißi m “l* ba/ve^endeThe price of -wheat has fallen 2» «. „„.a m fo . importations. q ’ A hSS£~ Ame *' BmM ". i«w m “ d J ‘ rU ‘ alem (Wtth ®f>;«■»<•■ •»»>. that pStJrfnn SenS S3 “““MMions to the~a notwithstanding Baron qvL COn0e8 “° J n V Reuter h j“ lo & a iprotest at leheran; and Lord Derbr tha the prole. t ,oLa U ;aaff„ T t0 '? OT “ rt Don Alfonso has Kn° Nnbi. left on ths i?th forj^, 18 ' ■ -Ahl!) the Agent-General 1 * , J ,A ber^' r ® 811(1 Panglan, with 353, for Ancle * land; Dabran and Elven »ifu &*V * ""oKlington; Tintem, with "US* ®F’J or :^ela**ai'SsSS?s?* vSfn Vn" “?h^S iS ~uS& out licenses Ma»?he^rwto& h^ fi^raja&sa * & standing in pubL traffic hj

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At the Weslevan‘rw LAKD ’ 26. read a memorial , h^e Secretary SSfff£&V%™ teas;* »»> statoi tottf, C^teSSTiUSI had been originated in consequence of theor»n ? u . Beums on Sunday, and from fearof rains being rim. The opening of nnblie bouses on Sunday would follow The was composed of a large number of Christum men, who now addressed the Conferee with be great, would fffflSsrpiScissSß?^l is*’took pyrt, but ..At the Rev. Charles Clarke’s second the hall was again mconveniemdySn^f"* the gas company have declared**« 15 per cent per annum. The ference resolved to forward A. vW 1 "aS* 0 « 6 ff^ 8 o{ NormSWW l^ r-k j fc r e , oon feM*wJe of the-Godd dfi ■ . Gtand Lodge for the North IJSd S5 plar

{From our own Coiresponden's. ) Auckland. January 26. The American whaler California arrived at Russell for medical advice for one of the sailors, a Portugese, who was seriously injured on the 15th, whilst capturing a large sperm whale. The whale stove the boat in and broke the Portuguese's right arm between the shoulder and the elbow, forcing the fractured bone through the flesh and severely injuring the side. He is under the care of the doctor at Russell. The California has 450 barrels of sperm oil from an eight months’ cruise. She reports having spoken the Benjamin Cummins, from Bedford, with 1,200 barrels of sperm oil, and the barque Derwentwater, from Hobart Town, as clean.