LATEST UNPUBLISHED CABLEGRAMS.

Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 261, 30 January 1873, Page 5

LATEST UNPUBLISHED CABLEGRAMS.

London, January 17, 1.3 p.m. The Russian Press is officially cautioned Against the indiscreet allusions to the Khivan question. The rumored intention of Germany to purchase Quelagoaßay is denied. A fusion of the Orleanists and Legitimists is again rumored. Spain is sending reinforcements to Cuba. Mr Juatiee Byle3, of the Common Pleas, ha? resigned. Earl Granville, at Earl Kimberley's request, put Dr Featherston in official communication with the American Legation respecting th' Francisco mail subsidy. Mr Sargood, a member of the Victorian Board of Advice, is dead. Tin is higher. New Zealand hemp realises full rates.

Naseby, January 24. Two parcels of spurious gold, valued at 127, were sold to the Bank of New South Wales on Friday last, by Ah Yuk, alias Ah Wah. After the matter was reported to the police, every exertion was made to capture him, and he was traced to Clark's, the Sowburn, and Hyde, and arrested on the road to Macrae's by Constable Rooney. The entire district, from Maerewhenua to Macraes, was scoured by the police, assisted by Mr Pyke, the bank clerk who purchased the gold. Wellington, January 24. Mr Fitzherbert has been re-elected Superintendent without opposition. Auckland, January 24. A deputation, consisting of the Hon. Mr Williamson, Messrs Newman, Gibbons, Mae- ' farlane, Isaacs, Aitken, and others, had an interview with the Superintendent to-day, , and urged him to promote the navigation of the Waikato, a railway from the Thames to Waikato, the extension of the Kaipara line ■ to Auckland, increased immigration, and \ other subjects. They expressed a belief that the delay in the execution of public works ia the Province, and the entire break-down of immigration was entirely owing to the Superintendent's action. The Superintendent replied that the fault was with the Colonial, and not the Provincial Government, and that he i had urged the matters referred to on the Minister for Public Works ; that the navigation of the Waikato was being improved, the Kaipara Railway extension being surveyed, Mdtaat be h,*d pntlo-ied. the Proven.-

cial Council's recommendation ot a railway from the Thames to Waikato. The correspondence on the subject is to be published to morrow. The Rev. Mr Porter re-delivers hw wartin's Bay lecture to n'ght. Collections f)r the Relief Fund are comin * in. Eiaht Auckland Volunters have qualified as representatives at the Colonial rifle firing. Napier, January 24. The homestead of James Collins, at Patangata, has been burned The estimated loss is L6OO, and he is uninsured. Reefton, January 24 At the Provincial Council election Mr Ivess has been returned by a majority of ten. Chbistchitrcii, January 24. A satisfactory meet-n » to >k place of the New Zealand Shipping Company. Therwas a la»gt» attendance of shareholder, and the following were elected directors : — Messrs G. Gould, R. H. Rhodes, J. L Coster, J. T. Peacock, R. Cobb, J. Anderson, and W. Reeves.