TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

Globe, Volume VI, Issue 642, 10 July 1876, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

(Per Press Agency.) LATEST; EEOm" AUSTRALIA. ♦> [By Submarine Cable.] Sydney, July 8. It is reported that Sullivan has been seen at Goulburn. Melbourne, July 8. An ofEer of 103 6d in the £ in Webster's estate has been refused. Melbourne, July 10. Ivoberts visits New Zealand at the end o August. Adelaide, July 8. The Lightning's immigrants were landed safely. They had had no food since Wednesday. The ship is a hopeless wreck. The immigrants broached cargo on Friday. They said the wreck occurred from contradictory orders given by the captain and mate, The former is blamed. UN TE Rpjab VINCIA L~ Onehunua, July 8. Suited —Hawca. Passengers for Lyttelton Mrs Tung and family, Messrs Murray aud Henderson. New Plymouth, July 8. On the charges of dynamite beiDg placed under the Paternon wreck at Waitara and fired, the sight was grand, a volume of water being thrown to a great height. On the second charge being fired, a large plate of iron and pieces of limber were thrown into the air above one hundred feet. A third shot iired had a good effect, and little of the wreck was then visible. On Monday the embedded portion will be blown up. Wkllinutox, July 10. There were eleven cases at the Supreme Court this morning. There was one of rape; the rest were mostly larceny. While the Court was being opened Daniel Keefc, the crier, fell down dead. This is the third person i>i the province within the month who died same way. Arrived —Schooner Enterprise, from Lyttelton. Bluff, July 10. Arrivcd—Otago, from Melbourne.