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(Argus.) SYDNEY. Saturday, October 25. Judgement was given to-day for striking Mr. Moffatt otf the roll of attorneys. In so doing so his conduct was strongly animadverted on. Moffatt gave notice ol appeal to the Privy Council, and designated the decision as oppressive, unjust, and unfounded. He was threatened with committal for contempt. The Governor of Queensland/has selected a site for the new settlement on Albany Island. The townsliip i 3 to be called Somerset. Good country is near. The New South Wales Riflemen for the Intercolonial Match lefc hy the Bnlclutha A considerable number assembled to see them off. Arrived. — Ea^le, from llockhampton. Departure — Balcluiha, for Melbourne, Monday, October 27Moffatt is attacking the Judges in the Empire. He applied to-day to be heard at the Police Couvt. The Mayor came to the Judges for advice, and was told that Moffatt was no longer an attorney, and had only the same claim to be heard as an ordinary citizen. The people of Mudg-ee have presented L IOO to Mr. New, and L2O to Constable Campbell, foi apprehension of bushrangers. Price and Dillon have also recommended Campbell for promotion. Arrivals. — Yesterday — Ton Juan, from Brisbane j Marchioness. from Port Chalmers; Iviania, from Twofold Bay. To-day — Mountain Maid, from New Zealand; Active, fiom Launceston ; Highlander, from Hobart Town. Dep rture. — Yesterday — Mary Smith, for Melbourne. Tuesday, October 28. The wreck of the Prince of Wales was sold ."or LSOO. Great public interest excited by an affiliation case by the wife of Captain Warner, her husband being a party to the prosecution. It is not yet over. The Bwrangong Courier states that Gardiner has been captured by Inspector Sanderson, but 1 believe the report is untrue. Arrivals. — Yesterday— City of Sydney, from Melbourne. To-day — Bonaparte, from Wide Bay ; Yarra. from Brisbane. Sailed. — Tuisco, for Shanghai ; Shawmut, for San Francisco, via Newcastle. Wednesday, October 29. In the Upper House, a resolution dissenting from ihe President's ruling against the power of the House lo deal with money bills was carried by sixteen to three. The State Aid Abolition Bill, after several ineffectual attempts at postponement, was carried through committee and adopted, with Mr. Holdeh'B amendments. There have been heavy thunderstorms at the Hunter. Two hoises and a dog were killed by lightning, and two bojs driving a team severely hurt. The Crown and Anchor public house, at Morpeth, had its chimneys destroyed, and was otherwise damaged. The up and dow n Tamworth mails have been plundered, one after another, by a single mounted man armed with a revolver, who also stuck up and robbed' Mr. Turner, inkeeper, of bingera, near the same place, of LlO orLl2 and a gold watch. L 274 in notes are known to ha^ been in the up mail, belonging to thie Bank of New South Wales. Mr. Davidson is appointed acting sur-veyor-general, and Mr. Adams deputy. Jackey, the aboriginal, lias been hanged for rape at Bathurst. At the Lachlan business is very dull. Caledonian, Union, and Victoria loads found to join ; work in all consequently stopped. ■ ' .-■:, .: the weather continued yery dr}* and hot. ' Arri ved— Wind hoy en j i rdmPor MCoaper '.Eakivfw** BStik^Sri^toifc ■'' <$ v *v?:? j '-'A '" -■-■: -™ : • : ■•■;■'■ -' ' -Vv : " Ai -V - S; "' -v' '"• x ■■ £ ■?> ii
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue I, 14 November 1862, Page 3
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