INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
[LATEST DV ELECTftICf TELEGRAPH.] (From the Sydney papers.) Melbourne, Friday, April 13. Tide Jonfereuce between the two Houses commenced at 1 o'clock to-day, and eat till 7. Tne 1 result of it has been that the Council has to concede the gold export duty question, and! the Ministerial party are to alter the preamble of the Tariff .Bill, and omit the duration clause of the bill. Arrived — Louise, from California via Sydney. 'It is said, that tho Sea Shell will clear with her original Chilian cargo. Saturday, April 14. It is confidently asserted that despatches havo been received by the mail, superseding his Excellency • Sir Charles Darling, and installing in his place General Carey, as tho officer administering Government, until the arrival of the new Governor in the colony. It is expected that General Carey will bo sworn in on Monday. Arrived — Annie and Mary, from San Francisco, with about 800 tons of oats and barley. The China from Foo Chow Foo via Sydney, with eighty half tierces of Dove twisf tobacco, which has been sold for one of the neighboiing markets.
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West Coast Times, Issue 188, 26 April 1866, Page 3
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184INTERCOLONIAL NEWS. West Coast Times, Issue 188, 26 April 1866, Page 3
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