ADELAIDE.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 18, 9 January 1863, Page 3

ADELAIDE.

heiS .December iy. an ißA portion of Howitt's party, with some l ofgniels, arrived at Woodside yesterday, en ' mite to the Murray. Mr Howitt and Dr lasfiurray return to Melbourne per Havilah. '. atejßMr Stuart's medical adviser recommends < : y.rtfi H1 a month's seclusion from all excite- : wlll ient. i Che J|Flour LlO 10s to Lll 10s per ton ; wheat, noiJI 5d at tlie • Port » and for forward delivery, : >fco 3d per bushel. A scarcity of tonnage ex- : yfji; rienced by shippers. • December 22. i itios The sentence of death passed on Malachi i sati artin will be carried into effect on the 24th i iiuj it. :onU Mr Auld, of Stuart's party, states that the i anfi' ttest weather experienced by them was < tens )Se to the boundaries of South Australia, v d that no hot winds were felt in the : otU ;erior°but cr y favourable reports continue to be rean ti»ved from Judanamuntana and Clinman '. ien c*nes, in the far north. : prcMThe corn market is without change, and ? ur aL December 23. ing wThere was a limited sale of greasy wool tor st T» r at auction. It averaged, about 9|d per uS'*. und. . i J^J The foundation-stone of the buildings for : »ir or ; Smrth. Australian Gas Company was laid '. ( s day. rid I Accounts reached town yesterday of the i loai covery of another rich lode of silver-lead ,r Mi the Talisker claim, at Cape Jervis. '. [smj Flour may be quoted at LlO 7s to Lll ss. oer *K tran sactions. No wheat sold. '*nr December 24. ;zi»tfalachi Martin was hung this morning o f.Broade no confession. fjßlowitt and party leave by the Havilah at : . four this afternoon, in charge of the ■ V B lains of Burke and Wills - ' •"jj^-t an auction sale of wool to-day, greasy i "OJWght from Sjjd to 9|d. DW^ie Banks buy drafts on England at si*ty ■ tk, sSf s^ght at one per cent, discbunt, and seil ; iclngjoe per cent, premium, ty, Iffurra copper unaltered. Prices of flour asi*""™ 1 - :