Australian.

Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1661, 19 August 1873, Page 3

Australian.

Miißouwnt, August & The grand Roman Catholic jubilee will take place on the twenty-fifth anniversary of Bishop, Goold** episcopate. He will be presented with a gold watoh and a carriage and pair of horsea. The Assembly hare rejeoted the. proposal for a free English message for the frets. Mrs. Daly, widow of a polioe magistrate, has been arrested for oanoealinent of birth. She has been remanded. Another wool company is starting at Gtllgong. The Bishop of Melbourne will psrmit marriage with a deoeased wife's sister. The seoond reading of the Permissive Bill ia before the House. The total subscriptions in connection with the Sip disaster is £3300. A large body of polioe hare been aent to Stawell to preserve order between the jumpers and jumped. Several assaults have taken plaoe. Wallace, the negro, who abused Mrs. Cook, is to be hung on the 11th. Constable Power has gained damages against the, Government for wrongful dismissal.. A Bill is before Parliament for the amalgamation of the Savings and Post-office Savings Banks. Sir George Bowen's economy is severely oritioued by the Press. The English orioketers will arrive ia, December. Mr. Francis has telegraphed to Mr. Yogelthat-h» must settle the terms of the Suez mail before negotiating for a Californian subsidy. -3*. CommereiaK^n breadstuff* a. firm market may be . noted, and iour continues to be quoted at' £14 to. £14 5s for bakers' parcels and £13 16s lor larger, lines, according to brand. Wheat, ii ,waated, but tb,ere are no sellers under 6s <jjd fbr, jftftitsmples. Oats are, ftttfti hUm 9f WQ bap good fted brooghfe 6« 43, and 400 bags fair milling it fis lOd. llaiae is a turn «Mi«r, and ii o;aott4 at 4s 9d for pawel» and 4* 104 for trad* lota, fa tea% at auotioa, avow WOQ' lp*ci^e* cjaaja^ off 4 a«Uf^| (rM| \Q$ \$