ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEBRASKA,

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1336, 9 November 1872, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEBRASKA,

WITH THE ENGLISH MAIL VIA SAN FRANCISCO. [NEW ZEALAND PKESS ASSOCIATION.] (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Auckland, Nov. 8. The p.s. Nebraska arrived to-day, after a good run of thirty-seven days from Auckland and back. She left Honolulu on October 13. Passengers. — For Port Chalmers: Mr and Mrs Sise, Mr and Mrs Van Blarcoin, Mrs Firney, Mr Barrows. For Lyttelton: Messrs Todhunter and Riley.

AMERICA.

An impending railroad war is causiug alarm. The Georgia railroad has been seized by the Government. A disastrous fire has occurred in Montreal Canada. There (is great political excitements The Republicans are. winning everything. Grim is sure of re-election. Greely is disgusted. The wheat crop of California is estimated at seven hundred thousand tons. One thousand vessels are wanted. Tonnage rates have advanced 100 c. The PaciGc Mail Steamship Company have purchased the Panama roalroad and steamers. Laura Fail 1 , convicted and sentenced to death on her first trial, has been acquitted by a " Know-Nothing " jury, on her second trial. There is intense excitement in San Francisco, and threats of lynching her. Webb's steamer Dacotah leaves San Francisco for Auckland on November 6, to be followed by the Santiago. The Indiaus in Southern Utah are stealing stock and murdering people. Small-pox prevails in Utah. A conspiracy by a police detective has been discovered in New York. He attempted to fasten the murder of Naman on Forrester, who proved an alibi. The reason of the attempt was ,60,000d015. reward. San Francisco, Oct. 8. Wheat, steady, Idol 60c; oats, Idol 60c ; flour, extra sdols ; tallow, B|dols. New York.

Wool dull. Australian and New Zealand in light demand, at 52c to 55c. , Hides, salted, ll£; green, 12$; dry, 22£; 1 sperm oil) Idol 450 ; whale, 12d 72c.