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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 17, 6 January 1863, Page 2

Si We copy the following latest intelligt?l? from Melbourne, from the Otago Daily Ti^g, of December 31: — *«> SOUTH AUSTRALIA. M Adelaide, 17th Decembe^ Stuart has telegraphed officially to §st Commissioner of Crown Lands, for the iigjg, mation of his Excellency Sir Dominie IW* .that he has accomplished tlie object of |^? expedition. j£* The Government Printer goes to E|£ George's Souad iv charge of the mails,^ Rangatira. {^ It is generally understood that an im^\ diate appeal was submitted to the Pjgi Council against the decision of their Hos^i Judges Boothby and Gwynne, respecting^ invalidity oS the Registration Act. One of the members of the Central I^s^ Board has suggested the suspension of ployment of laborers during the harvest.^ The Adelaide press have condemned i^ g mining swindle the announceaient fcffi England of a projpcted new Burra Bj^.( Company. jjgj The Adelaide Register, in yesterday's bg£ says, 550 hogsheads of South. Austnjgj^ wines, valued at L 7,000, have been purchfe^ by a well-known Melbourne firm, who stgjkL that they will meet with ready saltplL Victoria in hot weather. Other lirnis^j also shipping considerable quantities g|£, every steamer which sails for Melbourne.|isi Messrs. Dean and Laughton have disji||j"^ of the explorer's horses as follows :—BuilL horse, L3O; Wills', LlO; Howitt's, il^, and five others averaged L 9 6s each. ■fg c Markets unchanged. Wheat—GoodljjjL maud, at 4s 4s. PI our—Dull, no traifi|t n tions. ||o Arrivals.—Shij> Commodore, from M^ bourne, chartered for the conveyance cf hc^j, to Calcutta ; Nightingale, from London 0 ' Weather fine; light breeza from 1^ • Barometer, 29.820. [%