Telegraphic Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 19, Issue 1512, 19 December 1872, Page 2

Telegraphic Intelligence.

[VEOM ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN PRESS TELE* - CRAM AGENCY.] WELLINGTON. Thursday, Dec. 19. The navvies who arrived by the Jessie Headman, from London, are not to be sent to Auckland and Invercargill, as intimated in a previous telegram. They have been detained by the Wellington Provincial Government. CHRISTCHURCH. Thursday, Dec. 19. The Mayor has received a present a lion from the City Council on the expiration of his year of office. The Presbyterian General Assembly has closed. The number of visitors to the Exhibition is limited. GRAHAMSTOWN. Thursday, Dec. 19. In the Whangamata case, in the Native Lands Court, the land has been divided unfavorably to Mr Mackay’s clients. One part, which is known to bo rich, is expected to be thrown open for mining purposes. EUROPE AND AMERICA. Paris, Nov. 9.- —Marshall Bazaine is not expected to live through his trial. London, Nov. 9. —Large subscriptions are being raised for the sufferers by the floods in Italy. A riot has occurred at Exeior, caused by attempted celebration of Guy Fawkes’ day. Seventeen per-ons wounded. Rome, Nov. I. — The river Po continues to rise. The inundation is spreading. Families are escaping; those unable to get away are starving on the house tops. New York, Nov, 9 —14,000 horses have been prostrated by a new epidemic. Several persons have been at tacked with a disease similar to that which has seized the horses.