INTERPROVINCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 138, 9 June 1875, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Dcnedin, Weahesday. The folloW-log additionalifcems of English news appear in the Daily Titties:— ln the Urper House of Convocation on the 16th of April the announcement wah made by the Archbishops of OmWbury that their Jordships Ind decided to acfemblennother Pananglican Conference in the year 1577, and that steps w. uld be taken to obtain the attendance cf the Colonial Bishops James Barclay, M.P. has given notice th^t ho would move in the House of Coimnors on the 20th of April that it should be on instruction to the Seltct Committee on leans to foreign States to enquire into the circumstances amending the issue in Great Britain of the New Z< aland loans. Wellington, Tuesday. The Post say* that it is informed on «sood authority thnt. Mr. Voxel's re.>ign«tion is in the hands of his coleagoes, to be used according to their discretion. Wedhfsfoy. The Tararua has sailed for Nelson and Coast. .Passengers i Mrs jfcerr and 2 children, Mrs Patron and children. Mr and Mrs Dunce, Mr James. It is understood tlmt Mr Vcgel has not resigned, th'iieh reported in some quarters, but his colleagues are in a position to tender his resignation if ne >essaryv It is underetobd that Mr Gisborne retires from the Civil Service in August next, when he will be entitled to his pension under the Civil Service Act, 1860. He will be a candidate for a seat in the House at the next general election. The Governor will leive for Nclron immediately afier the' arrival of the Luna Christchubch, Tuesday, During the storm on Saturday, the schooner Wild Wave was wrecked m the Nin< ty Mile Beach, but no Jivei were lost Fr.tn puce 3 of wreck and a boat picked up on the same bench," it is supposfd thit the Success of Auckland, was wrecked, and.'-.it is feared, ail the rrew drowne-1. . $ /,. A heavy snow-storm occurred in the ranges on Saturday, and it took four days instead of two to get the West Coast mails throueh to Christelureh, and even then the. coach had to be left on the way and pack-hones used. The ro.ids on the Peninsula are all in a fearful Biate from land-Blips, destruction of bridg-s, &c By the wme storm, in the Jowcr portions of Christchurch the flood- WRter still lemoins from 6in. to IBin. deep. Auckland, Tuesday. Ths Chairman ot the Au<kland Steam Packet Company cntradicf-B a statement that the Company are negotiating for the tujicliase of the Hero /) supgpßti >n to that eflect had been made, but the-Company had t«ken no action in the nutter The steamer Llewellyn, pnrchaseri by the Compnny, will cost, with a'teratinn*, nbouc £13,000. Her tonnage is 298 repl-tor. At the sale of Yarraville s'igars. the bidding was dull, and veulißed £28 10s to £31 5s per ton. Timartt, Tuesday. TCichnrd 'nunvo-s Thomson, late necrof»ry nnd secrft'iry t> the Ariillory Voliintser Company, has been diargfld with enihcz?.]ing the funds of tho (orps, and waareniamitd. Napier, Tuesday. Ths Counttsi of Kintoro, with immigrants. arriMe^ on Saturday. The male of t>e M-*ry Melville, from Lyttolton, wnB wa^heA overboard on, the voyage^ h»re, durirg tne l«e gale, amj*tfrowned. y'