AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3750, 26 July 1869, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Sydney, July 7. A cumous <ii>covß»y lifts bet-n tsmde nmt Ya^s, uhcre a white boy e'kven yeaj-a old was? found living with the sibovigitips. Ihe police removed him, though he was unwilling to leavo the natives. It h»s been asoeitrtiucd that his parents rep"l- .* Bnrrowa. *aB " Uis Excellency Earl B*^ res{Aed afc fche annual meeting of the iV,&hfe RefUge hold last night. A very satmfan o(M.y mm o{ X society w rtS submitted. B J'ho City Council will probably purchase the beoka of the Ausfcrahan Library, and open a free library. , A," 1^ "aKaed Plunder has been accidentally shot dead at Manning River, Bieadstnff. nre quier. Mako is firm at Ss. 3d. Messis. htubba aud Co. sold at auction to-day a shipment of augat at lower rates. The cargo of Oregon timber, ox 'Murillo' was withdrawn A rayed : 'Bayonaiz,' from Oaliforniiv 11th May, with 500 tons breadhtuffa.

Newcastle, July 7. Ihe Ullaroy steamer was only slightly flamaged by the colliaioa which occurred yesterday, but the steumttig 'Southland' has sustained dareanrp to tbo amount of £500. The loss to tbo baiquo ' Glengabar,' which was bfing towed to sea when the accident took place, will be covered by £100. An inquiry into the collision has eoininenced. Another collision took place to-day between the schooners ' faacrcmento ' and ' Prince Patrick.' The former was seriously damaged.

Adelaide, July 7. The AdehiifG Hunt Club is taking inea>urcs to prevent, any disagreement between their burly and the f^rners, such as has oorurted between the Melbourne Club aud the ftgiiculturists. '(here is nothing doing in wheat, and buyers refill to givo ss, Id.