ADDITIONAL MESSAGE.

Grey River Argus, Volume XI, Issue 998, 7 October 1871, Page 3

ADDITIONAL MESSAGE.

The P. and O. steamer Malacca has arrived with the passengers of H.M.S. Mffigera, shipwrecked at St Paul's Island. : '"' Mr Pnrnell, barrister, arrived by the Nubia, : seeking more witnesses in the great Tichborue case. .. V -A; coiner named William Wright, alias Walter Hill, has been apprehended for making-half-crowns. . . The, JJcples^iaatiQal inquiry proceeding, "resolved that the Rev. Mr.Wallaston's conduct was unworthy of a minister and a Christian gentleman, in a moaey transaction with the Rev. Dr Tucker. 'Clara Novella, actress, has horsewhipped an impertinent, attorney's clerk at Geelong. t. Tobkey's, L36 10s to LBT. Adelaide flour, Ll3 to Ll3 loa, and a duiliraarket. B<l Hgro, from Auckland j Derwent, Lyttelton. SJaiJed^Alhambra. The Ann Melhui^h has arrived at N.ew--castie. ; s :' ( Sydney, Sept. 29. The Shipowners Association held an inaugural banquet, at which the policy of Victoria was commented on as likely to form a protective character and to encourage trade. . . „ Teaa sold at auction at Is 7|d. The master, mate, cook, . and two Beamen of the Jason are in custody on a charge of kidnapping in the Melaneßian Islands. Qaptain StafTprd, of the whaler Metaris, was dragged overboard by a whale line, while fast to a fish, and drowned. Adelaide, Sept. 29. It is believed ■ by good judges that the *j yield of wheat will be less than last harvest. Sankey's report is not favorable as to the irrigation of Adelaide Plains. Main, chemist, an old colonist, died suddenly. Hobabt Town, Sept, 29. Arrived — Bella Mary, from Auckland. Bray, clerk in the Bank of New South Wales, Auckland, has been apprehended on a charge of forging a cheque for one hundred pounds. [The above messages were finished at six q'clock this morning.]