THE SOUTHERN CROSS. Friday, April 23, 1858.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XV, Issue 1129, 23 April 1858, Page 2

THE SOUTHERN CROSS. Friday, April 23, 1858.

LUCBO NON URO. "If I have been extinjrawhed, yet there rise A thousand beacons from the iparlc I bore.' 1

Durixg the debate on the address in reply to the Governoi's Speech, the member for the Bay of Islands took occasion to advert to the delay which had taken place in regard to the arrangements between the Union Bank of Australia and the Home Government concerning the half million loan. He attributed this, as will be seen by our report of the proceedings, to an oversight of the ministry, who had forgotten to send the Governor's requisition for the money. The Co-

AlMrtal *h« Chatham Wand, in .ti» Kate Boral i«4nt to the/exp*triatioti of Ihata, the oi&r«~of the General Government then visited tKitaraka, t>at failed in inducing Ilmia to acoffer of free transport^ for himse f and thirties, engaged in the murder of Katatore to the Chatham Islands. Ihaia thanked them fur their considerate offer, but civilly declined it, alleßinjr that he was able to protect himself, bid women and children. The Native officers paid a second visit to Waitara yesterday, but the nature of their mission has not transpired.