THE ENGLISH TELEGRAMS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 8, Issue 713, 30 December 1865, Page 3

THE ENGLISH TELEGRAMS.

[Part of the folio wing* appealed in o second edition of Tuesday's Herald, issued for towncU%> culation.] "*# ■♦ -. T ' • The Lord Asliley arrived qulhc 26 tli inst., without the English Mail, Wnot having arrived in Cftago at the date of her*depar- * ture. the Rapj^tiraA&pm, Auckland, which arrivejLihe «qpe-fram-ing brought the Engli^T f J^^r§m^^}j^#. which weare indebted*to a second dottioir^ of the Daily Southern CVo^^viz.— a.m|> : The s.s. Prince Alfred, ,%pl.; r\J«fechin, atrived Jn harbour *at 8.45 mSmorninw frSm t^ney, -%itlr the^English 4>ut }}$, W ailf^which faili^to arriv^to its time, w§^^-: for ifan^mission^from^Eelbourne, vift;^ ; Nelson. */*" ' ■ -.".^| . ■ ' ■■* '.'* [FROM OUB^KING GBOttGES' SOUND SPECIAL TELE- 4 * jp. GSAPHIC CORREs'foNDENT.] f !- # Adelaide, Friday, 7 p.m r : The City oM.4elaide arr^d at Glenelgat 4 p.niy having- njade the j^rfiage touhe Sofitidii' ' * i 96 the return passage 'faj£& hours. - -*■ The P. and 0. Company's stei^P^ad'ras, Captain Farqubar, arrived at the'Sonud at 7 p.m. on the lltnMnst. ; she l§fi .Galle at noon jon the 24th November, (jfljptain l||a», >naval agent. " "• The detention of the mails tlu3 month ardlwP from the incompetency QWBJjfe ?• an d 0. Com- *'■'*'" paoy's steamer to fulfil tnFcon tract time, tne mte speed from Suez fife Galle and King George's Sound only averaging seven ancj a-half knots per hour throughout \ while the #e^ge speed of the A. S. N". Company's mail^eamer is ten and a-half knots against unfavoi^abla weather.