Telegraphic Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 19, Issue 1450, 9 October 1872, Page 2

Telegraphic Intelligence.

[fbom grevili.e's telegram company.} WELLINGTONWEDNESDAY, Oct. 9. Mr. "Vogel has been sent for. The House of Representatives has adjourned to Friday, to enable him to form a Ministry. The Press Conference meets to-day to consider matters affecting the more particularly the question of agitating for a reduction of the tariff for press telegrams. The Provincial Council was opened to day. Latest : (3.30 p m.)— Mr Vogel has been sent for, but the Governor wishes Mr Waterhouse to form a Ministry. Mr Vogel refuses, Mr Waterhouse having declined to act with him. Mr. Fox has now been sent for. HOKITIKA. Wednesday, Oct. 9. Store fat beef, 30s per lOOBw; plain, 22s Gd. There are no sheep in the market. AUCKLAND. Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Herald says that Mr Vogel is unfitted by temperament for any ministerial office unless kept in check. The Grand Jury has returned a true bill against the prisoners in the Green Harp cases. Sailed —Alexandra for Sydney, with fifty passengers At a meeting of the Freight Company a letter was read from Messrs Shaw, Saviile & Co., offering to red nee the rates of fi eight to 20s per ton, and adding that, if neces>ary, they were prepared to reduce them to 5s per ton. The Company remains firm. CRRISTCHURCH. Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Press says that .Mr Vogol's victory has been gained by treachery on the part of some of Mr Stafford's supporters. It recommends a dissolution. NELSON. Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Examiner severely attacks Mr Shephard. It advices a coalition. DTJNEDIN. Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Times says that the Governor's refusal to grant a dissolution causes satisfaction. It recommends the leaders on each side to sink their differences