SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAM.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 23, 23 July 1864, Page 3

SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAM.

Lady Jocelyn, steamer, off Bio de Janeiro. Fifty -two days out from England — short of coals. 26th May. The Great Eastern has been sold to the French Q-overnment for nearly a quarter of a million sterling. She will, however lay the Atlantic cable. The Emperor and Empress of Bussia were to visit the King- and Queen of Prussia, on the 9th June. In consequence ofthe serious illness of tne Pope, a secret Pontificial bill hasbeen issued, ordering a conclave, composed

only of Cardinals, to be present ( inr.Bome for.the election. of, the Pope's successor, before his death is known' to the public. The formation of a Schleswig Holstein State, out of Holstein and South' Schleswigj is spoken. of as a /likely solution; of the Dane and German problem. . ..'", Mr. Gladstone admits Garibaldi left under an erroneous impression — that -his; doini* so was wisKed for "by the Gco.vern-^ ment. — The Polish Insurrection is supposed to be at an end. ''„■"' _..;. . \\ .\- H.M. S. Harrier, in New • Zealand, is ordered home. ' Mr- Gt- Prillis, VN.S/W"., has drawn the seventy-five pound Art,, .Union Prize ; Mrs. E "W. .Fletcher, /of Launceston, the twenty-five pound prize ; , and Mr. T. J, ' Barker,, of Melbourne, ; the twenty pounds. A poisoning case has occurred in Paris j equal to Palmer's. A terrible fire has occurred at Glasgow. | Property to the value of one hundred thousand pounds has been, destroyed, | principally at Messrs. Young and Co.'s, and Black and Co.'s, manufacturers and printers. i