SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 767, 2 June 1864, Page 5

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Adelaide, 25fch May. Wheat is quoted to-day at 10s 3d to 10s 61 per bushel. Sydney, 24th May. Gould, storekeeper in tie ■ railway department, lias been suspended. Sailed—Dudbrook, for Otago. Brisbane, via Sydney, 24th May. The p.nnouncemsnt that (xardiaer Ira been found "Not Guilty" his created much sensation. Adelaide, 24th May. Prom private information received from Portland, Melbourne, and Sydney, prce* of flour and wheat here are expected to keep upThe Alexandra arrived at noon. Sydney, 23rd May. Gardiner is not to be again tried at these sittings. Palconberg has been sentenced to four years on the roads. Two of th" jurors in Gardiner's case complained to the judge tint a person within the precincts of the court had declared that the verdict was scandalous. A summons was immediately issued for contempt, and the sitting closed. The Phceaix Company, on the Wentworth gold field, have obtained 1050 ounces of gold from twenty loads of dirt. The Homeward Bound Claim, and several other 3, are giving large yields. Ben Hall, with his companions, an elderly man and a mere boy, were met near Carcoar, heavily armed, very shortly after three policemen bad passed. Arrived, yesterday, Alice Cameron, from Auckland ; Buonaparte, from Wanganui. To-day, Dart, from Auckland. * Adelaide, 23rd May. The following telegram has been posted at the Exchange :—" Kadiua, 11.40 a.m.—The miners consider their charges proved. Three of the directors left this morning for town, and the case is not settled. The miners are dissatisfied." Two hundred tons of flour, of good brands, were sold to-day at L 2 5; sellers now require L 26. 2000 bushels of wheat were bought to-day at 10s per bushel, Buyers are willing to purchase at the same rate, in quantity, but holders are indifferent about selliug at the present time.