LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 170, 10 July 1876, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

[Pbbss Agency.]

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Wellington, Sunday. Arrive! — Ship Camperdown from Nelson. Three sailors have been arrested on suspicion of having stolen jewellery and other property of the passengers during the passage from England. Monday. There are eleven cases for the Supreme Court, which opened this morning, one rape, the rest mostly larceny. While the Court was being opened Daniel Keele, the crier, fell down dead. This i. the third person in the province within a month who has died in the same way. New Plymouth, Saturday. Three charges of dynamite were placed under the P_.er.on, wrecked at; the Waitara, and fired. The sight was grand; avo ume of water being thrown to a great height; on the second charge being fired, a large plate of iron and puces of timber were thrown into the air above one hundred feet. The third shot fired had a g od effect, and very little of the wreck was then visible. On Monday the embedded portion will be blown up. Bluff, Monday. The Otago has arrived from Melbourne, having left there oa the sth instant. She had light winds and a fair weather passage, doing the run down in four diys fourteen hours. All the news of any interest has been anticipated by cable. Tlie charge of perjury against Trowell is being held in abeyance. There is good demand in the Melbourne market for Bank shares, ani the Opera Company and Theatre Royal .hares are also in demand.