The Nelson Evening Mail. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1874.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 196, 19 August 1874, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1874.

The Murder Cask.— The greatest interest appears to be taken in the trial of Newman Boseley for the alleged murder of his wife, the body of '" I Provincial Hall, as well as th* lne gallery, having been filled * - publio day. The Crown P- *o excess all openiug address. - ~ <osec «tor, in his tbo slightest * " tate,i lhat h « had not to muk" Bx pectation of being able Mii^ard J no ° Ut a Caße *& mat William i The E£i fin l acceßßor y after the fact. the next day ' * * 0i a P ort,OQ of Parluubxtm News.- Wo Brfl aMwos to supply ow readers wiS

the latest an <l fullest news from Wellington during the session o{ Par- , Uament, but the heavy telegraphic rates duri?<g the day — the charges for press telegrams pat in at the office between 8 am. and 5 p.ra. being four times as great ss for those presented for transmission between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. — prevent our giving rs full a report as we could wish each day of the previous, night's debate. We bave. therefore, arranged with our agent in Wellington to forward to us in tho morning a brief summary of tbe> proceedings of the night before, and on the following evening to telegraph a more detailed report. This will account for what at first sight may appear unnecessary repetitions io our telegrams. Even at tbe evening rules the full iuformation that wo supply cannot be obtained except at considerable expense, but we feel sure that the public will appreciate cur efforts to keep (hem thoroughly well posted up in the sayings end doings of tbe representatives of tbe people in Parliament assembled.