LATER SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1097, 2 November 1869, Page 1

LATER SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

London, Sept. 23. The American minister has been withQ dm™^Z^Council of the City of n propoßeß a vote of 300 guineas in aid of thp P BJ itish and Colonial emigration M ' jrj[ihe wool sales continue firm, and pricea ld tQ th&n &t the r June 80 000 bales have been taken for £^Z*£ & . The wheat market v B 1S dull< Stormy weather has been experienced round/ c coastf The Maid of India put back after collision with another vessel P Having repaired d -^ -»-«*- *-V^~ £#£ ™^^^ * per cent. The Viceroy of Egypt has raised difficultieg regarding the acceptance of the condition imposed by the Grand Vizier that there should be no loan negociation without leave of the Sultan. * The Czar of Kussia has been seriously ffl# i fc is now officially reported that his health is completely restored. " Lady Palmerston and the Bishop of Exeter are dead. Eleven horses ran for the St. Le^er. Pero Gomez winner Martyrdom seoond Tne gp ail..;, Government are sending 24,000 troops to Cuba. The policy holders of the Albert Life Assurance Company have rejected the scheme of reconstruction recommended by the official liquidators suspended payment. Petitions for winding up have been presented to the Court of Chancery, one from the directors, in which the affairs of the Company are represented a3 not much better than those of the Albert, Galle October 5 The P. and 0. Company's' — Carnatic, from Suez to Bombay, was totally wrecked on the 13th September, oflf the isi and of Shadovan, Red Sea. The ship j ay 36 hours on the reef, broke up, and Went down in deep water, carrying the hole with specie and mails Nogurg ° eon (D, R^fo^, the ° pursei. (a?, Gardiner), the purser's clerk, the chief engineer, three stewards, and 15 natives, an perished. The passengers and crew saved were taken back to Suez, in Sumatra, It is stated at Bombay that trustworthy informatiou bad been" received of Dr. Livingstone having reached Regira, on Lake Tanganyika, last May, He would leave for the coast on Zambezzi. Supplies were sent to Regira three years ago. The Duke of Edinburgh arrived at Yokohama, Japan, on the 29th August, He held a levee. He was well received at Mikado, and proceeded £ Yeddo PrinJe Arthur arrived at Halifax, where he had a public reception. .An accident occurred in a coal mine at Plymouth, Pennsylvania. The timbers caught fire, and 200 men and boys were suffocated. A heavy gale occurred at Boston, which destroyed property to the value of one million dollars. Ahrivals.—From Auckland, Maori, September 1; trom Otago, Harvest Home, September 1. Dbpaetubes.—For Otago—Philip Nelson, August 21; Mary Qu°een, August 18 ; 9 ; Albatross, August 20. For Canterbury —Zealandia, August 28. For Auckland — Celestial Queen, September 9; Thomae Daniels. For Wellington—Melita, August 24 For Nelson Sarah and Maria August 26 * Load ING. ~ For Auckland«-City of Auokland| Hclenslee, Sea Toller. For Canterbury—Celano, Mystery.—For NelSOn—John Bunyan, Simoni. For Otago— City of Dunedin, Don Guillermo, Ofcago, William GWill.' For Wellington, Malay, Wild Duck English. New Zealand sixes £104 to £106 ; fives, £92 to £93.