AUSTRALIAN.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1259, 26 January 1883, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

(BY CABLE.—REUTER’S TELEGRAMS). MELBOURNE, Jan. 25. Arrived — The Union Campany’s new steamship, Tarawera, from Glasgow, Deo. Bth. The following are the saloon passengers : —For Dunedin—Lambie, wife, child, and nurse, McLean, Steel, McAdam, Paterson, Mrs Hutchinson and child ; for Lyttelton—Miss Fyfe, Messrs Green, Haigh, Yaleman, wife and child ; for Wellington— Mesdames Fry, four children, Bird and child; for Auckland—Deaville and Miss Christie. This day. The Marchioness of Normanby has partly recovered from her recent indisposition. Exhibits from the various Australian Colonies for the approaching International Exhibition in Calcutta are invited. The station master Thomson and the guard Hunt have been committed for trial for manslaughter in connection with the Hawthorn railway accident. The case comes on on the 15th prox. Arrived : This morning—Ringarooma, from the Bluff. ADELAIDE, Jan. 25. A large number of vessels in port are unable to obtain freight. There is no wheat obtainable, and more vessels are offering than can find cargoes. 17s 6d to London has been refused, and lower rates have been offered and accepted. SYDNEY, Jan. 25. Sailed—This afternoon :R.M.S, Zealandia, for San Francisco via Auckland. Signor Cesare, the delegate who has been visiting the Colonies to arrange matters in view of the possible immigration of Maltese to Australia is a passenger by the Zealandia. Very unsettled weather is now being experienced here. This day. The third ericket match between the English and the Australian Teams commences here to-day. Great interest is taken in the aontest.