ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1051, 8 December 1871, Page 2

ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.

Melbourne, Dec. 2. The Lam raer more has arrived, bringing the Town Hall organ. An application fpr a new trial in the case Turner v. Van Hemert has been refused. The medical profession met foj? an expression of sympathy, and to raise a subscription, The Judge has certified to the costs, Ll5O, against the Telegraph newspaper in the libel action, Henderson and wife. A man named Reilly is missing from Echuca, supposed to have been murdered. Two men are in custody on suspicion. Great excitement "Under the Verandah," as the Richard Heales company has struck an auriferous reef. Tookey's, L 2 9; closing price, L3l ; market rising. Flour affected by mail news, and quoted at Ll2 to Ll2 JOs ; wheat, 5s lOd ; New Zealand wheat, ss ; oats, 3s s£d ; sugars continue firm, with an upward tendency. Arrived— Hero. Sailed — Hero, for Auckland, via Sydney j Annie Weston, American, for punedin ; Magnet, for Greyroouth. At Hobart Towii— Sailed, Free Trader and Glencoe, for Dunedin. Sydjtby, Dec. 1. Tookey holders decline to sell pending further advices per Pity of Adelaide. Mr Yecmans, of Yeoman Brpthers, has been found murdered. Mr Bowling, flour merchant, is insolvent. The Paramatta has arrived. She spoke the Great Britain nineteen miles south, all well. The Estimates are tabled, which Bhow the proposed expenditure to be L 61,000 in excess of last year. Arrived— Steamer Comerang.f .'Sailed— Nebraska, for Auckland ; John Knox and Amateur, for Lyttelton. At Newcastle — Arrived, Mary Stewart and City of Newcastle, from Dunedin ; Eleanor and Challenge, from Auckland. Sailed— Glearer, for Greymouth ; Hercules, Wentworth, and Eleanor, for Auckland ; Australind, for Lyttelton. Adelaide, Dec. 1. A poition of the Indo- Australian cable has arrived at Port Darwin. The other portion is at Batavia. Private English telegrams quote wheat at 665. Sailed— Union, for Nelson; Fanny Miller, for Auckland,