LATEST AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY.
Wednesday, sth November.
A motion for the adoption of the report on the Sea Witch, 4rc., was rejected after a sharp debate, by nineteen, to sixteen. The Assembly has decided to go into committee on Friday, to consider the propriety of recommending a grant of £3,000 to Mrs. Chisholm for immigration services. The foundation-stone of a new bridge over the Hunter has been laid at Maitland. A t the Caledonian Lead, Lachlan,the prospects are six ounces to the dish. Tho mail from Mudgee to Sydney was again robbed yesterday, by a single bushranger, and the letters gutted. The pending elections for the Sydney aldermen are causing a good deal of local excitement.
In the Assembly, this evening, a warm discussion took place on the Council's amendments to the State Aid Bill. Many members ..are of opinion that, being a money bill, the amendments encroach on the privileges of thu Assembly.
Arrivals. — To-day — Star of Eve and Algernon, from China; Uncle Tom, from Brisbane ; KalLna, from Batavia; a Prussian brig, fro**! Adelaide.
Departures. — -Si!a,s Greenman, for Shanghai ; Dart, for Hawke's Bay.
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 18 November 1862, Page 3
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