SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1784, 9 April 1874, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(Per Anglo-Australian Press Telegraph Agenoy.) Auckland, Wednesday. Inspector "BrohaA denies the reported departure of prisoner Sullivan in the s.s. ' City of Melbourne.'—ln the Supreme Court, Maria Gray, accused of stealing 17s lid from Higgins's hotel, was found not guilty. ' William Henry Campbell pleaded guilty to stealing wearing apparel, anti was sentenced to twelve months. L. A. Smith on a charge of suicide was found not guilty, on account of insanity, but was ordered to remain in custody at tho, pleasure of the Queen;— Native reports state that Purukutu has been repeatly in Cambridge without any attempt being made to arrest him.—A fancy sale at Eemuera in aid of St. Mark's Church bell realised £51.—The Chief Justice, on opening the criminal sessions, commented only on the smallness of the calendar. He said there were not more, than one quarter the cases he had tried in one session.—Sharemarket—Sales—South British, 48s 6d; Alburnia, 17s 6i, 16s 6d; City of London, 24s ; Bismarok, 145,;, New Pacific, la; Kuby, 3s; Old Whau, £7'los; Cure, 6s. Buyers—Alburnia, 17s-; Waitemata, : 45.6 d. Sellers—Caledonian, £9 ss, (FEOU OUtt OWN COaUESPONDENT.) . Cobomandel, Wednesday., The City of Auckland have 1790zs of retorted gold from 19 tons of stuff and 22511)3 of specimens.—The New Green Harp crushing is showing up well.—The Tokatea got a good lot of specimens to-day, and a further haul of specimens is expected the first stripping,-In the Union Beach gold is showing in the new winze and also in the face of the low level, 25 feet aliead of the old winze.