TABLE OF ESCORTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 157, 17 May 1862, Page 5

TABLE OF ESCORTS.

ounces. Amount brought-down by\ Escort sinca opening of I - ook k-o the Gold Fields, to March f ' 3- }5 '00- i 31st, ISG2." ) April 3 ..... 4,431$ ~10 5,1434 ~17 - -■ - - - 5,701J ~ 24 - - - - - 5 J !)26.i Siay 1 . - - - - - 4,(399 ~8 4,750 A ~15 ..... 3,786j Total up to 15th May, 1862 - - 369,990 i oold Exported to March 31 . . 353,466 ozs. „ „ April - - 18,945 „ „ „ May 15 r - 5,709 ~ 383,120 »Gold in the various Banks » t - 29,500 ozs. -^ (We applied at the Treasury yesterday for the stock of gold on hand, but were informed that the information could not be afforded us.—Ed. Daily Times.) Owing to the lengthy nature of tho summary for Europe,' the usual leading matter is unavoidably shut out. r ji/.;By spme unexplained accident our usual report from Port Chalmers had not come to hand up to the time of going to press. The first concert of the Dunedin Musical Associatiou, is announced to take place hi the Athaxueum, on the Queen's Birthday, May 26th. From the character of the programme a musical treat may be expected. Miss Harriett Gordon, the accomplished prirna dona of the Princess Theatre, is announced to sing.some of the ballads in which she so much excels, and the members of the Association will give some glees and part songs. The instrumental portion of tho programme is also an attractive* feature at the concert. We have no doubt this first effort in public of the new Association will be cordially appreciated by our citizens and supported accordingly. The concert is to commence at J half past two o'clock in the afternoon. Upon his Honor Mr. Justice Gresson resuming bis seat yesterday at the Supreme Court, the undermentioned prisoners were placed in the dock.: James Flynn, Albin, J. Lawlor, and Thomas Brady, indicted for burglary. The prisoner Brady expressed a desire to peruse the depositions taken at the preliminary examination, and in consequence of tmVapplication the Court ordered that the prisoner's wishes should be gratified, and the trial was postponed until Monday next.

The Grand Jury will be required to attend at the Court House on Monday forenoon at eleven o'clock instead of ten. To-day, Saturday, his Honor Mr. Justice Gresson will sit in Chambers. The Criminal business, it is expected, will|tenninate at the close of the next week,

"- ' ARRIVAL OF THE ESCORT. ■The escort, which arrived in town on Thurg-adyrbro'ugH^do^a-'S^FoSs^-i'O' HwtS: of gold,' divided as follows-— :'■"'' ' ;l"\. " 'Tuapeka. ■:....;■..•.•.■;".■. 2,'844'0zs 10 dwts. W<itahitna- ..{;.-....<. ■ 842' . "„ , . . . -3,786v10 dwte. f - JTurE.—By an oversight, ihiyabuye was omitted., 'from our issue of yesterday.