TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 70, 21 March 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

[Per Anglo-Austbalian Pbess Telegraph Agency.] PROVINCIAL. Wellington, March 21. The National Bank opens here next week. Sixty-three applications have been received from Nelson representing 3,200 shares. The total applications in the colony are 876, being for 41,750 shares of the value of £417,500. It is rumored that Mr Vogel's patent of Knightshood is expected by this mail. If received, he goes home, A coalition Ministry is being formed. The rumor requires confirmation. *1 he Post last night suggested the seizure of the Nebraska on her next trip in payment of penalties for delays. Auckland, March 21. Elour -612 to £14. Apprehensions are entertained for the safety of the Bella Mary. The swearing in of Sir George Arney as Acting Governor is postponed until to-day. Hokitika, March 21. A scene occurred in the Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday. Chamberlain and Levy demanded to be com mi ted for trial. The Magistrate sentenced Chamberlain under the Vagrants' Act, and threatened to gag Levy, who was sentenced to solitary confinement for contempt of Court. Dunedin, March 21. Wool showed a decline at the late sales. The Daily Times comments upon the non-pub-lication of the public accounts, nine months, having elapsed since the expiration of the financial year. The Melbourne correspondent of the Daily Times says that Mr Gully of Nelson is tryiDg a tour of the Western districts in company with the Surveyor-General with the view of sketching the Lake county, and the crater basins, after which he will visit the Australian Alps. Flour £12; -wheat, 4s. 6d., oatmeal, £12. Invebcakgill, March 21. Thomas Young bas been killed by the falling of a tree. New Plymouth, March 21. Te Whiti consents to the erection of the telegraph wire, and promises to allow the roads to be proceeded with soon. Chbistchpech, March 21. It is rumored that Murray-Ainsley will contest the seat for Lyttelton. The Times in a leader of to-day severely condems the conduct of the Manager of the Press , Association at Wellington in retaining the tele- - gram announcing the defeat of the Gladstone Ministry until last night.