LATER AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3355, 17 April 1868, Page 3

LATER AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Bbisbanb, April 2. The q outer's cash, revenue amounts to £138,673, being an increase of £23,635 [on the corresponding revenue of last y«ar. The expenditure, including the half-yew's interest on loans, amounts to £2innnn.

i . . Bowbm, April 2. The ' Boomerang' (s.) le»Tes to-night, with a curgo of wool and 800 ouncas of gold.

MBLBOtTBNB, April 2. At a meeting of the friends of thtf l*te Ministry, held at St. George's Hull, resolutions we*e passed pledging the D»riing Grant only in the Appropria-tion-Bill, and refusing to recognise. Downing-street interference. An agitation is being gob up on the latter cry. ' Elour, £21 10h. to £22; malt, 10,000 bnshel«,9s. 3d. Abbotcd. — * Vimier*,' from Liverpool ; • Helene,' from New York ; 'Stringhar,' from Manritiui. Bjol*d.— ' SnflFolk,' for London, with 33,000 ounces of gold, 200 passenger?, 80 ounces of sUver.

QUEENSOLrBT, April 2. AjftuVßJ.— ' Suwex.' hhip, f'om London. SiitßD.— • J y*rrow,' brig, for Newcastle; 'City of Afetfide' (».), foY Sydney.

''•* \ i Jtir . ..Adklaidk, April 2. The report* fro.m the.muHjrs who left Wallaroo for the Pe*k Downs «t»te that living is quite as dear there'aSTiererindTihV climate is very unhealthy. The corn market is very quiet. Wheat, 9a.; flour, £22 to £23. * ... Abbitib.— ' Dragon,' from M»untiu»— her cargo to be «old on Monday.