Telegraphic Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 19, Issue 1452, 11 October 1872, Page 2

Telegraphic Intelligence.

[fuom gbeville's telegram company.] WELLINGTON. Friday, Oct. 11. The following members of the now Ministry were sworn in to day : Premier—Mr Wateiliou.se Treasurer—Mr Vogel Native Minister— Mr M'Lean Public Works Minister—Mr Ormond Commissioner of Customs—Mr Bathgate —Mr E. Richardson also joins for the session, without a portfolio. Mr. Waterhouse only pledges himself to remain in office during the remainder of the session. Mr Ormond stipulates that he shall be allowed to retain the Supeiintendency of Hawkes Bay. Mr Creigliton or ano her Auckland member will, it is believed, join the Ministry, the formation of which is still in complete. The Stafford party threaten aggiessive measures. Later. Mr Creigliton will not join the Ministry until after the close of the session. Srarfbrd's party will fight on the question of supply with the object of forcing a dissolution. Latest. Iu the Legislative Council to-day Mr Waterhouse announced that he had joined the Ministry as Premier; Mr Yogel as Treasurer; and Mr Ormond as Minister of Public Works until the end of the session. Mr M'Lean had accepted the office of Native Minister; Mr Hall, Colonial Secretary, and Mr Bathgate, Commissioner of Customs. AUCKLAND. Friday, Oct. 11. The New Zealand Herald cautions Mr Vogel against ignoring, in the forming of a Ministry, the formidable parU under Mr Stafford's leadership. At the Supreme Couit, a postal clerk named Cuthbertson has been convicted on a charge of stealing a test letter. Sentence was deferred. Caledonian shares are quoted at ,£3O. There is a strong demand for them at rhat Hgure. Mr Swan has been elected to the Provincial Council.