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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 17 July 1866, Page 5

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AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS. MemsoTtrxe, June 28. The steamer Barwon is abandoned to the underwriters, and the wreck will be sold on Saturday. It is stated that tho Treasury is ombarra'sed by repayments in the taiilT actions, the non-payment of tea and sugar bonds, tho non-sale of witter supply debentures in the local market, and the falling-off of the general revenue The K. M. S. i'.llora sailed at tho usual hour, with fine weather and a northerly wind, bho took 85,555 ounces gold and G 1,828 sovereigns from Melbourne. .No change to report in breadstuOTs. Oats firmer, prices from ss. 9d. to Gs.; maizo steady at se. 6d. to ss. fld. Cork butter is in demand at Is. 7Ad. to Is. Bd. in bond. Stout is easier. Blood's is ofl'ered at 12s. The Victorian Government is corresponding with tho Tnsmarian Government respecting the repair of tho Bass's Straits caVe at a mutual expense. A daring burglary was perpetrated at a warehouse in Elizabeth-street, at nine o'clock last night, for which three men and three women were apprehended to-day on suspicion. A quantity of tobacco, &c, was removed in a truck by the robbers. — Sydney Herald.