AUCKLAND.

Taranaki Herald, Volume II, Issue 53, 3 August 1853, Page 3

AUCKLAND.

Tub Sui'itn ntkndj ••cv. An appliciiiou was m ide on the lllli tilt, in the Sup caii' Court, to lit > Chirf Justice, l)jr Mr Wiii!I nkor on helmlf ( f ftJr. Hrown, for n writ of Mmdimui toriquir." Hie X liiruini; OOifi-r tc> relurn Mr. Brown ai Superintendent fur Ilio Province of AueMnnl, in conformity, witli hii>, tlic RelurniiiK Offii cr's, di.'lni.uinn nt ih.' llu ti ti j^s on the dny of ■ iifiiiiiiiili-n j i i wi lint, by ih" show of liirnk, tli.: i let .ii.n I. i,l f,i , n ,ii Mi H iwii, ml bcc.um- !!■> |io'l I, .id l>ci'n loyally drm.il> lil 'in h 'nlf of the noj.n]i|irnrin;; (n'uhiliitt 1 , Ij'ont -Col. W\ny..rd. I Inciipiior of thi< .ip.iliciiion Me U'niu-fi jn* j >n the uffilmtg ol Mtsir. Hmwn, S Iml x , op I I \!,i!,rpeac. a <1 oto 1 nu.no -.t m^l/ analogous cmca m prccd. iilf. In lln emirv (fn l<ni|; mil forcible inhliesi, Mr. VVnil.ik r, in nt 1m r tin ie> mul.fi.ni Ilic .I.I.I;.-, olnciv.d, ihul he v n not 'li.Ttr to i •(•« ie \i lip i ie insist Hi'ii s »f 'lit- I'r.'d i« ■nation by wh i:!i ill ■ N. n I! niti uti'xi hud lircn cill.d in nisicm:-. Aai ir> rl winy or im nm iro. Ii nti ito ilocuini'iit he (Mr. Woilnkor) Ik d never •ten. II ■ knew not \\aw in my ohj^clidni mij,lu be tikrii to :t ; but (CMC h« ( Mr. Wlutukci) <!i«piucil to > ! o so, he eoul'l tnkc any mi nber without d ffi culiy. Mr. WiuaUr chu-lili-i iy the li-rmil npiilirilinn eiilier f.ir a rule N ai, or f>r a cnnditi* o al „iri<l.im.n." The Cliief J iviipp nil un . 1 llin' he would giv( lv ih i liion in Co rl mi i|u' m'lt d.iy. His Honour t; we j \ l^omcn* on the Ic'louing da\ — icf'iiM p ilic riilo. Venn Co n, in-, i mill S win S'lipi to Am"'i!ii cn'inue '<) In iwi 'i■ ih- i-m\ Tlic (3 m t\\ vr '« Stpiin Shin (' niiipy nn'v 'lint the "A|;i - ol 180 tons may op onioned in *- vdncy ilurmg tinft -it, w-c'v i-i July ; und tint «I'C would bj followid it intoiviij uf two inont'.i by the "J.uon' 1 "Cioniuj," and "Gulden Flcoco " of 2300 to:u '1 ho Empire of the 20ih says:— The lait mail the United States baa brought m on mm r* cial intolligance of a highly impottnnt iharncter. It mates that three large, steamers and 15 other vesm-li were ndv,it'ned lo leave N.'W York for thin country. The steamer* were the Unicorn, the ( ity of Norfolk, nnd the Oolden Age. The City ofNoifo'k and tho Golden Agp, were to proceed direct from Now York: the oihcr boat wan firtt to take it' sttliim and await its pnn'seii^era nt Pdnumi Tho oth ri nro ship", nf lir;i! tonm;;e and great 'power, (mite n vr, nnd built cxpr'stly fur tliii trndc. Aboveall, the liniacli nm! mis«ioii of the Golilun A/,e, aie of tin- In., h U iinpnrtaiice, in her c.ipiicity «f three lh >ii<ninj ion', in hi r ilciiina ion hitwtcn Pnmmn rud this r\ly, inbuilt thrbemld of ion m maters, tvbiuli it iipnciH niM butldinj to fol ow i hi.r Irak. We ci]iy tli' follnnin^pnrigiiiph from thp Ho rilil, not Hi it wo atnch my impor unre lo it, but pi uly tn fvi null our rude id wit'i llie toi>us nf the ; Ti. •Ililni-t roHiiCmil-r' of th 3 v !i i.i n hit il.o fo'liwnu : Aiidiusl luiiimr ,I. Ii r jlr iillot, (or 'heacruraiy »( whuli \\r i .mi I vo'iih, nit the follow im; :— S r Wi Ii i.i f) m un -o i,o tn Vn torn ii, Guvrn or ; Sii Citi i •• d i ) t > miorrcil Sir W.llnn 1). ii non I'l il i. <■ .1 n , ml .1 hn Monti i;ii, •i.q. neti'iviu i lo i it* Z^.i .mil. Jt. p « fuithci iuMi-iI that M . Chn iiun i\i ' r Cilo. mill Sicietiiiy ut the Cap--, rice Mr. M nti-u. Fioui mih n G)vcrnor n» Mi. J. Muiitmrii — T, f ilitcordeil Tdiiiianun Cnlonml Secretuiy of Sir Jolm I'iaiikllii — may N' w Zeal.in 1 ever bi- prtaierv d. I may ho acceptable to t.iruc of our rpfidem tint ive klioiilil recapitulate the arrau^enionl.i for the nppro.i.'hin^ E cotious of Moiiben of t lir* Pr>. Tiiieml Council ami of the Huuse of Rcprcsi'iiintivci j a^ puhlig'.cd in the notihVutiona which We copied froDi the Guvi rinnrn! Ga7i.tte on Situiilny, We shall ran up the pirttcuhiri in a fi w nentencen >liTC?tcd ol the tcchinc it (ilirii'colo_ y of the Notion 1 PnoviNciM. ( otTNCii..— Flic noininnttona for tilt City of An k -ml (-.ix Moiiilicrs); t!ie ' (lour MemhiM.), mid the Niillicrn D.vmon ('our Mein'-rrs , aip all lo tike p'tf n 1 llifl Market I ' l'liipc, Sliortlnnd Slr,ct, on Tufid.iy flic !9tli mit ' nt. noon, the pollnii; for the City and tho Suburbs, > ' will taUc place ou the following dny, (\Vcdneld4y the 20th in<tnnt). «t lho same plice, and for the _ Northern Division, at the Police offi c, on Monday the Ist of Augmt. I The nominations for the Pemioner Sctllcmcnts (four Mfm v ier«) and for tlic Southern Division (four Members), oie to tnkc place at the Court lluuio ' Ouclinnga, on Tlnindiy the 2l« mat. 'I ho j pnllinic for the Pensioner SLti'emrnl* on l'ridaj ' the 'HA ins).; and for the Southern Division, on j \\ i-dnc-dny tho l.t of Aiunit. ' ! HoUbB or RtP.iusEN rATivr.s.— The nomina- ' tioiu fur the City of Auckland (three Members) for till' Suli.irln (two M>inb^r-)i and for tba Nortbrrn Dukiiih iwo Members— a c to lit lirld inAuc<litud on Wednctooy tho 10th of Aligns! next. The polling foi the City «nd fcul'Uibs, on '

the following day, at the Mtrket Plnff, nnd for ilia Nirlhcrn IJ.»iOon, on Tuead iy t'io 23rd ot Adjust, «t the Police Offl'e. Tin- Norn n-rnona fir the Peniior.er S.ittlrmrnts (tiroMoiulKT ) nnd fo' tli a Southern Divimjii (iwo Mi-mbrrj) ire to 1m held at On-.'.mn^i, on l'Vid'iy ihe 12th of Aii-nit. Tli • polling for th c IVnsioncr Pe't'cniDnlt, on the following day (ihn 13t.1i) ; nnd for Iho Southern Diviiion, on luc:day the '2,! rd.