TELEGRAPHIC. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXX, Issue 5275, 21 July 1874, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

GRA.HA.MSTOWN, Monday. COLIBAN. — Have ma-la a haul of 301b good specimens, and gold is still showing in the face. The mind of the 'Change is much exercised as to the motives of Mossra. Walker and Hicks in trying lo oust the present direct >ry of the City of York. Their action in tie matter is unsparingly criticised. Caledonian. —Tuo week's crushing comprised 79 tons 4owt. quartz from the old stopes, from which a yield of 52oz. of gold was obtained. There is no change in the mine, except that the country in the east cross-cut it easier. i Qpkkn of Beauty.—The gold lodged on Saturday night w«« melted to-day into ingots weir hing 69Soz. lOdwt. *Moanataiart.— The gold resulting from 1;be last fortnight's crushing was melted today into a bar weighing 327oz 17dwt. Sharemarkict.—Sales : Caledonian, £9 17s 6d ; Cure, 16s 6d ; Golden Calf, double, Hi; Crown Pn«3e, 26s. Buyers: Crown Prince, 25s ; City of London, "29s ; City of York, 9s 6d j Queen of May, 12s fi.l ; Queen of Thames, 7a 3d ; Otago, 9a ; Old Whau, 50j ; Caledonian, £9 17s 6d.

COROMAXDEL, Monday. Heenan and liERNAN'h Claim.— Getting good stone out. New Greex Harp.— The leader is showing gold freely. Brutus. — Some good stone from the leader to-day. City of Altkiand. — Picked stone and specimens obtained from stopes to-day. Who'd h vvk Thought It.— Start sending ■tuff to battery to-morrow. Tokatea. — Reported parcel of specimens to-dhy. TJniox Beach.— Nothing oF importance. The Oxford Troupe have a crowded house to-night, for Verten's benefit.

ALEXANDRA, Monday. Sereral more canoe loads of produce have arrived to-day from the Kuiti, but they are not yet sold; 7s. 6d. has been offered for the maize, and 6s. Cd. per bushel for the wheat. It has not been sold because a higher price h wanted. fPER ANGLO-ATTSTRALIAN TELFGRAM AOEVCV.]

R0T0RTJ4., Monday. The Natives have concluded a sale of twenty thousand acres of forest land on the west bank of Lake Rotorui to the Government. The Natives are anxious to deal with several other large blocks on the north and east baok of tho river.

TAURANGA, Monday. The Town Board election is creating c\cifcement. The Tim** is full of electioneering squibs and mottoi. The walls are coverod wth posters. There are twelve candidates in the field. Messrs. Firth, Wrigley, and Hannon, are first favourites. There is great excitement.

NEW PLYMOUTH, Monday. The survey on the a.s. ' Paterson' took place on Saturday. She was condemned Captain Kennedy, from Auckland, was present, on behalf of the New Zealand In auranceCo.; and Captain Webster for the Messrs. Brogden. The • Eliza Mary' has been cot into the Waitara River.

NAPIER, Mmday. Seven thousand six hundred shares have been applied for in the Colonial Bank. Tho applications are sti!l coming in. The list clones to-morrow.

WELLINGTON, Monday. The A?enfc General by telegram dated July 3rd announces to tlie Premier that during June, 1874, the following ships with immigrants sailed for the Colony : — ' Oxfoid, 1 43() ■onls, for Auckland ; 'Carlisle,' and "Douglas,' 870 souls, for,WelimLton ; 'Parsee,' 'Tweed,' •McLausIand,' 1370 soul«, for Ota^o ; ' Callicott,' supposed to be 'Calliope,' for Canterbury; 'Merchant' and 'Gutenburg,' 1,440 souls, for Canterbury. These numbers make the total number of immigrant* shipped for New Zealand between January 1st and th<* end of June, 21,400. The railway plant transhipped during June wat 10,000 tonsjef rails ami fastenings, 20 neighing machines, 25 sets waggon iron, 32 tons bridge work, 122 cylinders, 1,500 coils of wire, 624 cases of telegraph material. Mr. Kisshng has been appointed Registrar of the Supreme Court of Auckland during the absence, on leare, of L. O'Brien. At sales by auction, Hennessy's pale brandy fetched 10a. 5d. per gallon ; old torn, 12s. » dozen ; oats, 4a. to 4s 91. per bushel ; 22 cases of port and sherry, 293. per dozen, duty paid. At the Resident Magistrate's Court on Saturday, James Wheeler, charged with vagranoy, stated he had been discharged from ft Lunatic Asylum in Otago, and that the Government of that province paid his passage to Wellington.

GREYTOWN, Monday. Captain Cleland, an old settler, was killed on Saturday by hie hoi se shying at the coach, throwing him, and being checked by reins, on* hind, foot struck his jaw, and the other his ohest. Death was instantaneous. 8 p.m. An inquest was held to-day, on the body of Captain Cleland, and a verdict of aceidendal death was returned. A rider wag added exonerating the driver of the coach from|ftll blame. The remains will be iutorred to-morrow, with military honours.

OHRISTCHURCH, Monday. Baring th« past three months, 2,500 imtnigrants have arrived in this province. The Government has provided barracks, and the Road Bnarda have erected otfages in variom parts of the province. The Itoad Boards are employing large numbers of immigrants ; and arrangements are just completed betwren the Government and City Council for employing a large number in forming outlying streets and belts of Christchuroh Another meeting ii called for to-morrow, to protest againat tbo erection of a college in the Domain, with a view of influencing the Upper Houtn to reject the Bill. At a public meeting held last night, at which about 400 persons were present, a resolution was passed protesting against the proposed alienation of five acres of the public domain for the erection of Canterbury Colle^ was carried by a vtry large majority. Mesira. Williams, Knight, Ma^kalf, and Andrews, members of the Provincial Council, ■poke in support of the resolution. The Superintendent and Rev. C. Fraser ■poke againit it. The Mayor, who presided, signed a petition on behalf of the meeting against the Bill now before the Assembly for the purpose of alienating the land. The Colonial Bank hare had 4,500 shares applied for to-day. Grain market quiet. Quotations : — P.o.b flour, £12 ; oaU, 4s. 9d ; barley, 5s. ; wheat. 4s. 9d. ; bran, £6 10s. ; potatoes, £4 10a. ; butter, Is. Id.

WESTPORT, MonrUy. On Saturday evening Mrs. G\»rruthera, wife of th« Town Clerk, committed, suicide by plunging into the Buller off Nelson-street. She bad been drinking for some days. The body not yet found.

DUMEDIN, Monday. The following are produce prioca current : —Hay, £6 10s. ; straw, £ 2 5s. ; oatmeal, £24; flour, £11 15s. to £12; wheat, 4s. 3d to 4s. 9d. ; oats, 4<i. to 4s. 2d. ; bran, 53. ; chaff, 4s. lOd ; pollard, 5s. lOd. to Gs. PORT CHALMERS, Monday. Messra. McKorman and Tunes were nominated for the Mayoralty.

CAUTIOV.-OLSnw'S TOMATO SATTPF — Con noiueuri pronounce tbn Sauce to be the BEST f 01 general we in hoiwholdn, and, in con«( quence of it^ hich reputation, lorae uni>rinciplel persons h ive been induced to COLLECT KMP I Y BOT LES bearing the manufacturer's nume stamped thorron, and pa ung th« latneoff as "OJson'a Universal Toraiito .Sauce." The propr'etor h(i« in coDsequence causid hi» TRADK MARK to be Registered • luler tin prori«ion« of the Trade Marks Act, 1800, and proceeding! will be taken against such penom ai may forge or counterfeit luch mark. The p ibllc are ciutloned to ask for Olson's fiauc* and see that the name ii Stamped on Bottle and Stopper, and wrapped round with bii well-known Ubfl