TELEGRAPHIC.

Evening Star, Issue 4273, 6 November 1876, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

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i The <tov«rnjiisgt Yaebt., . '^'>V -•; Awohaih), ttfe ! •* stated she orOy apSea being attributed to the *oulnW of Jto *> bottom.- . ."»-. r . ; .-- !..-. , -r - t7 p A* the Synod meeting it?yna stated that all:S»f t grtausd intbe cemetery tioa will confer withhini « anew ceineWry^*^'

■■ ) ■ A;Toniado. ~'" t| . .. Aucilasd,--November4.—A terrihV whirlwind yeirtertay at OoxVCreekTT warSpck Brothers? soap Andlcandle s long^d3oftwide,drove and far' an* wdT **£<>'* blocks on which " cpnaaeraAl© distance, v The.tricks stttujk James Warnock'and one <athe w«k^^C^« *T? I into Us mm. „ A hut some distanceoff iwi lifted bodfly/irafc wl.f k destroyed. The tornado next straASadtsfam \ buildings a quarter of mile away, ltttiafcftiJtootta-' ? a» and w»ttering-fragments • Sr^.* 8 Si oorruga6ai iron-were carried two m**.i •Arox£un>, November B-lTliesalmon ova has*' arrived splendid H»ndition, s anj: navinf >,- THE SAN FBANCISCO UAIL. . f{„ . ; Aucxiuro, November &. •arrived at nine this, morning. The Zealandia left v. Son Francisco on the llth. Thei AusteSS lett fo Kandavu for San Franciaco.on the .58th October. The Zealandia arrived there ett the Ist' NovemMfi ' abd left fw Sydney with tbe City of New ybrk Messrs Bell and Dabriel ' are paßSengei* for 'Dhnedin.: The City l>rinirs a large shipment} of CaUforniaa salmon ova for the- Acclimatisation Societies -of Auckland and Cwrterbury. Thernhaler Two Brothers arrived at *- Honolulu on the 20& October wiUia. teen out ota total of sixteen of a whaSna-fleet -" ■■ Jrom JHonalultt... The lost vessels were 4 ' crushed in the, ice, r '!-"",.. -r "• General News Summary. i't Ex Sultan Mtiradirfdead. r « fc r | A Turkish extraordinary states the Council wan > willing for an araustioe for six monttis. meanwhila oarryingout reforms. - - : Mokhlar without, opposition,-~ t- »■!-,-..-7?u ^* ou^I y,«a^»*ing^x«newat4tt^»itEl tween eighteen andllty. its armyinieadiness. > MukhtarJPaaha, l andii drew, WUing , 800, Turks. . rTh© ' ; * Tibinge, and out off - force nents. _ ■"- •'__ ■ ™ ■^■"tj j AtamßeUiigatSt*; James's BMIVWHWfcSst&iF -. condemned the Cabinet for. - opposed to the wishes aud expressed htt miction: that masioV^SZA^ Prtwmaalj&ipmwoiaa^ y S^S4^|"S' . , B jronglie«lds, aid TSenenSSSffi--* - sheen taken prisoner; X-!"-■■ 77, "?• n^i-J?l^Sß2fi»S ; l'-. ■ .Engfoid;proposed'W fct*a«^l* ; ''" •have been met *hiv o tt >r^.^n» M u»i§ s S^£^S^^^ [tions in Bussia are.veiy alSv^TsS^a^W^^^^^^fi jbenrii niwle uy Btujffield to tain should place aheavy hnport""duty-^jlU^p^pt^:gg;: Imperial ed^W-Ch^e«Mtei^^^^^^^f^

gary's murder, but ndmity tfearkht of iorei#uei»ti> travel thsongh the Envoys were sent to - - ■ - An entaifcia«Be Seating ©J Grecians: Mflplved that tb»poaition of tl«Graeik province intolerable, and it was resolved to strengthen their army. "j Bussia proposes the occupation of Bulgaria. The London 'Times' .declares that rnsiatiM on this the Emperor had mistaken the iuma of Europe. -In pvertures made by Bussia to Austria the Porte grounds its resistance to the froposals of the Great Powers, on its, inability to control the mob, and a massacre of' Christians is threatened. Terrible sufferings are reported in Borne of the richest parts in Cuba. .Foi^ty.thousand rations are distributed twice a week. " "'" :•••■'-••-• - ; ~ *^ A general insurrection in Algeria is threatened. Yellow fever has made terrible ravages in the Southern States of America. Lord Derby, in reply;to a deputation, expressed his strong belief id the parmanency ©f peace, fie favored local autonomy. •<ffi:7t.-.:.;' ,'j-jj'jjjy;' .. ; A rr . : -,-. s..■ [From oxn ows Coßßsaroirajras.J. " A Pitiable Case. Auckland, November 6.—The inquest at the Lunatic Asylum on the remains of Burns, aged twenty-sir, revealed the fact that deceased was an idiot, that her mother having died, and her brother being unable to maintain her;:, the pelice conveyed her to the asylum in the police van on a bundle of straw. She being covered with vermin, was, on arrival there, put into a warm bath and her clothes destroyed. Her breasts were all scratched by her nails. She .was unable to eat, and died three hours after her admission. The police evidence showed that she was in a dyingr state when taken into the Lunatic Asylum, and was taken there' because there was no ether place of shelter for her. A scandal arose on the Orari immigrant ship on her passage out, and the.captain has -laid an.infornation against a lady holding a responsible position on board and one of the ship s officers. Xnvercar&liandAbolition. Ihvebcabgill, November 4.—The telegrams which appeared in the Dunedin morning papers on Thursday last regarding the Abolition holiday here excite much indignation, they being a tissue of falsehoods, emanating from a Provincialist clique. The holiday and demonstration were the greatest sue cess known in Invercarnll, the illumination and display of flrewerks in the evening surpassing all expeccatidnr ~ - More Libel. Nsw Pltkottth, November 4.—The libel case brought by the Commissioner of Crown Lands against the' Budget* will be heard on the Bth inst. Horopapara, tried for murderous assault, was sentenced te three years' penal servitude. s ' The Waitahuna Rtufh.K Lawbbncb, November 6.—Very rich cement from tiie new diggings at Waitahunsis being shown here. The Cbrlstohurcli Theatre. Chbistcbcbcu, November 6.—The new'.Theatre Boyal was opened on Saturday night by Mr Hoski^;inl*Xhe,,SchoolfbrScandal." . rhere was a brilliant audience, and each performer was enthusiast'cally .Received. •; The building isvtery roomy, with a large stage and complete appliances, but is all of wood and iron, except the front wall. Excepting the Auckland theatre, which is trifle larger; there is no place of amusement equal to this in the Colony. Suicide. Chbistchukch, November s.—This morning Mar. garet Curry, servant to Mr James < rey, Lichfield street, cut her throat with a razor, and died in twenta minutes. She-has been in a desponding state for some time. Notes from the Training Ground. Cheistchuhch, November 6.—ln the Calcutta sweeps on Satvrday nigh* on the Derby, Fallacy fetched L 9; Dead Heat, L 7; Fanny Fisher colt, L 6 lOaj-Danebury, L 6;. Wn ngler, L 5; the value of the sweep being IjII. tn another/valued L6O, Fal lacy fetched Lls; Danebury, L 3.. In an LBS sweep on the C. J.C. Handicap Guy Fawkes fetched Lls; Bob Boy, LU; Maroro,Lß 10s; Ariel, L 7; Fishhook, Ngaro, Templeton, and Tadmor, Lslos each. On Sunday nearly all the horses had final gallops. Danebury r started. a. plough- with Bob Boy, and*' lost him at a mile and' a-half. Fallacy then joined.in with the Derby.-candi-date, and went a mile at top speed. ; Danebury was much the best at the finish, Ariel and Ngaro stripped and went once round the course at half speed, the mire then dropping but and Dead Heat going the second round, with Ariel. -The colt, went kindly, and pulled-up Just- as did- Ariel after his three-mile spin; but then the mare was mueh in her old Dunedin form.; Temnleten did-a splendid three milet, the first half with Tollefarine, the last with Titania. The old horse is in grand form, and, though heavily weighted, will; during the meeting. Pongawerewere stripped and went a steady gallop twice round the plough. Fishhook showed his recent great improvement, in another raking two-mile gallop. Nectar did her work alone. Tadmor on the course, and Tommy Dodd on the outside of the plough, were sent away three miles at a fair pace. Mr Bedwood gave Guy Fawkes, Songster, and Maroro a heavy four-mile sweat; the rest of his string only walked. Cloth of Gold and Middleton had a fast mile-and-three-quarters on the course, the four-year-old bavingthe bent of it at the finish, but hanging considerably. Wrangler and Tasso stripped, but did only slow work-together. Mr Walters horses came out late; in the day. Izaak Walton and the Fanny Fisher colt both stripped and had a fast two miles on the plough, the Derby candidate then dropping out and Kingfisher, in clothing, taking Isaak another mile. Zetland was the only hurdle racer out,, and he did a long sweat. •-*■"•'■•" - -<• 'ic-r. Latest Betting. Chmstcßtjkchv November 6.—The market 1 ia much interfered with by v sweeps. For the Derby the latest is -4 to 1, Fanny - Fisher colt; sto 1, Fallacy and Danebury: 6 to 1, Dead Heat. The rest were knocked out on Saturday: night. For the Cup— i to I,' Guy Fawkes';' s'to 1, Danebury and Ariel; 7to 1, Dead Heat, Templeton, and Pun .a werewere. For the J. C-Handicap—4 tol, Guy Fawkes and Bob Boy; 6 to 1, Maroro and Fishhook; Bto 1, Isaak Walton, Ngaro, and Ariel. Notwithstanding the crooked 1 rumors' going about I shall select for the winners those doing the best worksjßprFof >ithe L -Derby; I.faitoy : Dahibobt, lj, Fahht Fishbe colt, 2; Dsad fIsAT, 3. "For the Handicap—Gut Fawxxs,' 1 • Tbitpleton, 2; Abiel or PozreAWSßswxßS, S. The weather is splendid, and the town filling with visitors. Maroro was scratched- at 12.50 p.m. for all engagements at this meeting. The heavy work* this, morning pwvedtoo much for him.- J .•■'•■■' : •'■'wii* 2.25 p.m.—AIL the horses.) waraont during the day for finishing trucks, but quiet canters were only indulged in.