NEW SOUTH WALES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7719, 16 April 1887, Page 2

NEW SOUTH WALES.

rr.-Z in (Recoivcd April 15, 2,45 p.m.) SYDNEY.Friday. ■ The Legislative Assembly sat all last "nigliC~an"d~Coiitinued— sitting^until 10 o'clock this morning, debating the budget. ;The-Houße r/n'ow stands., adjourned till .Wednesday,' -when Mr Cop'eTand's adverse ■motion \vill,be, discussed.'' :i~rf£ , ;V >;

(Received April 16,-1.15 aim.) , It ,that 7 tlie. Government have accepted, the motion which Mr Copeland -will intipdnee on Wednesday next as one' of w_anti'pficonfidence.-.ii.~r-jtr-: ,' . . —iThe^teauVer-LubeclCj which .arrived tor day "from' Tonga,' J brings 'news'that the " I)iam6na ; -ha'd" ■afrivedJ i ;theYe ;t: OTith'i Sir . r Cliark3,Mitchell aflclMi i *Ju^tice' Clark oi Fiji' oriVhoird i y The' r ingairy-iiito J thsß recentroutrnjjes'was stillfproceeding.jvhen , itheiLußeokvleftX HaWsl%';a",trader ■, ' inYthe^ ; £3land9",',who .. ivas";accused . by the , ''Rev;'" Shirley' ' Baker. of-Vpartieipa-'iibri in ■Uhel', outrages, Tvas.^acriuitted.. .■ • The evidence "of spraei.of'.'-.Mr > Baker's ■. .. witpesses: •was/moscS.damayihg., to -.that, ' gentleni^ni'some'ofvthem; stating that lie... .had threalened their lives if,.they..did nob ■ r tH' : 'W'P 8le y ails ' : .O'».o;of,them.tadl«eri'.-told,li6.'should lie „ sliot ; directly' -H.-MvS. Jeft the ,; island. ■..The' judge "■ insisted , tha't'the wit--nesses' must; : understand .jiio; harm- ,would ( -co'nTe -to 'tliernvby giving- eyidenco freely.",-: Two bt the qlKcers ofthe'Diatnond avo "assisting: at 'Jlie. trials. z.: ;-/.>■ '-••:-! A zOCsiftu. ■' ■■' " ■" "