AUSTRALIAN.

Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2009, 13 November 1886, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

VICTORIAN PRESBYTERY. THE VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT. WANT OF CONFIDENCE MOTION. THE AUSTRALIAN CABLE. THE WANKARINGA GOLDFIELD. (reuter's telegrams). Received, Nor. 12, at 1.45 a,nr Meledurn'e, Nov 10 At a sitting of the Presbyterian Assembly to day, the appeal of the Rev Mr Dods, late minister of Scots Church, against the decision of the Presbytery, was heard. Mr Dods disclaimed any sympathy with the opinions or actions of the R p,r ' Charles Sitting. ( In the Legislative Assembly today Mr Bent gave notice of motion tantamount to a vote of want oj confidence {n the Government ancj condemning the potion in connection with the appoin of S : r Wm.Stawell as permanent De* puty-Governor of Victoria. It is probable the Governments of r\ i j j

UUU Ujlil/U iXUS-rail will refuse to collect the terming charges imposed by the New Eelland Government on cable messages between Australia and New Zw* land. 1

Adelaide, Nov. 11. Fsivoiub'o nqnrts continue to l>o received from Tootulpa where the population is, however, 100 large to find employment for all on the gildfields. The d’ggers refuse to give any infoimation as to their earnings. THE CHIEF JUDGESHIP OK N S \Y Reuter’s Telegrams. Received Nov 13, 1.15 a.m. Sydney, Nov. 12. The Hon. F. M. Dirley, QC, was offered the appointment of Chief Justice, hut declined His Honor Mr Julian Salomons has sinco accepted the appointment.