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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 828, 19 February 1867, Page 3

'.: XZshs-- I??-? Regiment. -—Orders have s^yen tojpreparefor the embarkation of -; the 12th Regiment immediately after the de- ..";-•. jparture ofthe 57th. — The 57th Regiment is ;^v W by the 15th ■\ : i^^h.'X\BQf'! : General £huti_ has issued •■■Xi^QM^i^'i effect' that the. whole of the. i y'lposfsijbeyondt.the Q^^ in the J P ■ :;ffei.^;we to be abandoned by the Im- ' ;- 'Px- i M^i^7s^^W lu^^ ,m^ S^^ understand yX^^^^y^i^^i; received to prepare XX^^X^^M^^m^ fo^ embarkation to X delay, and it is therefore ■ v.^y^'-J^^mt^he, ships Electric and Maori Three f±.^??M^£i£ l %£jyiy:f7. 7- '■:.' -

companies of the regiment are at present doing duty in ' Auckland garrison, and ordera have been issued for the speedy concentration of the remainder, prior to their departure, which will probably be in the beginning of April. — Southern Cross, February 8. A Long akd Expensive Cable Despatch. — The longest despatch transmitted over the Atlantic Telegraph Cable was sent recently by a Government official of the United States fco one of the Ministers of that country on the continent of Europe. It contained over five thousand words and cost thirty-five thousand dollars. — Star and Herald.