AUSTRALIAN CALOGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 632, 8 June 1876, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN CALOGRAMS. (From our own Correspondents.)

DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE. Tlie Suez M ul arrived at Adelade. The wool s.iles shew a f.ill of three half pence to two pence per Ib. The Quecifs title of Empress has been proclaimed, but public agitation cotnI e'led Dißnieli to amond the proclamatioa so aa to distinctly limit its application to India only, A diabolical crime has been committed at Blackburn, in which a child seven years of ago was outraged, cut in pieces, and her limbs dropped over an urea of a mile in extent. ' The crime has shocked society in E igland. The head was discovered by bloodho'inds up the chimney of ft barber named Fish.

MELBOURNE, YFSTERDAY. The Government has declined to inter fere in Stevensona -case, casting the responsibility of action on the Crown, law ; officers, and Customs' Department. Ano. tlier prosecution will not bo proceeded with. From private advices it is learned that Lilly White's cricket team will be here for Christmas. An open verdict returned at the enquiries into the causes of the recent fires. It has transpired that Harper's were insured for £13,000. The Albion leave« for New Zealand with Suez mail to-day. [press agency.] Sydney, June 6.

ATTEMPT TO ROB A BANK. A robber attempted to stiok up a branch of tho Commercial Bank at Blar

ney. The manager fired three times at the robber, who fired one shot and then decamped.

SYDNEY, YESTERDAY. FALL IN WOOL.

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