TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 31, 12 September 1868, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

General Assembly.—. On the 4th init. a no confidence motion was agreed ***& the .'ppesitiop, and tabled by Mr. f^at fur the 9th inst. Advices of the £|h curt, say that the Opposition are tmit|d in desiring an end put to the financial partnership between the - General and Provincial Governments, although they will not act so to involve any province in difficulties from want of time to face its position. Mr. Vogel's immigration proposals have been carried, The Kttim|te| are postponed' until the result of V&; Fox's motion is known. Advices §fff|K 7th curt, state-that a meeting <£fi&§§9F not decidedly in opposition, numomp 38, was held, at ¥hieh the GovernmeW made large concession* ... , ,„ -- Sydney advice* of-Jhe 26th tilt., an* nounce the arrival of Jhe Speedwefl from San Francisco with pipers up to June 18. The Canadians still. apprehend a Fenian raid, and the Am»ricau Government had seized a large quantity of arms $i St. Albans,* said to have been for ilenian purposes.. A }»rge and deatructij}* fire fiMd destroyed over half a million dollars' worth »f property in New^ York.

We extract the following telegranhta Recount of % .disastrous attack upo» \Te Wguta o toffou from the "Daily Tibet": WtiiwoTOrf, September 9s,

The British *we ttpotad to a dtftto fire from rifle pit* and the top* of trees, and were compelled to retreat, winch they Aid in good order. Twentyrseven -Maoris' were killed ; but bar loaf is heavy. . Jla* jor Von Tempsky, Captains Bnek ftnfi Palmer, and lieuts. Pasting* andHunfer are killed, and Lteott fcoiran dangerously, froonded. "^