MELBOURNE.
March 3.—Chief Justice Stawell was sworn in Acting Governor to-day. The barque Bllesmeie totally wrecked at Richmond Heads. ' •' The schooner Challenger has been seized by H.M.S. Basilisk, for breach of labor traffic. Dr. Carr again escaped from the Lunatic Asylum, but was arrested at Sandridge. He avowed hiß intention to have a slap at the Governor. . , ' : , .' „ Captain Witherington and Bobert M'Dougal, of the Eate Grant; were tried for kidnapping and acquitted. '• An attempt has been made to stab the Rev. — Knoll immediately after conducting a marriage 'service, at Boomballa. An attempt was made to throw the Hawthorn train off; the line by placing stones on the rail. .■^•.NEWCASTLE. The Briton:, left, for Auckland with 102 tons coal; the Alexander for Dunedin with 580 tons; the Falcon, for Lyttelton, with 340 tone; the Ann Melhuish for iWellingtqn, with 540 tons.*
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 60, 10 March 1873, Page 2
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