RUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1862, 30 April 1863, Page 3

RUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

(From the Empire-) „.•„ . ■ Tbe differences between the English 1 and Brazilian Governments are on the eve of satisfac- .; tory settlement. . ...-/.' Lord Palmerston stated, in Parliament, that the English Government have expressed their opiniou to the French, on the subject of tht sale of the Negro regiment to the French Emperor for service in Mexico. The British Government propose a reduction on the duties of Negrohead. and Cavendish tobacco. In Austria, the army has been reduced by ._;, 24,000 men to a peace footing. : The Lyceum Theatre has been christened The Prince of Wales, by the permission of His; > * Royal Highness. • ■}-'■'.. ";^ New Works are announced on the New -Zea«'-fi\-i land War, by Sir Thomas Alexander and Lieuj;* ,3 Colonel Carey. ; 4" The Ministers announced that the Post. .-?£■ master-Geueral of New Zealand was now mi! ,. *, "vEngland endeavoring to promote . the t Panama' " V :'l route ; but that the Legislature of Victoria had \-j., >-^; declined laeiog a party to it. They ala6_^atsi^4)J that there was no truth of the reported tion of Sir George Grey; and tha^'hejiKad^ipjt^^pl applied for more troops. ' -]f]-roz^f^?vssi Captain Burton, the celebrated tfayj)|le^'a^r|g^ Mons. Dv Chaillu, have deoWe^^^vi^if^ti^i".^^^ gorilla country together. v '„'-.' : \y.^ A<^m'A^^fm^f^^ Bishop Colenso has'bieAnj|(iTniai(iy!^f^^ijiij||4^^^ by the .Society for the '. A meeting. '. has^.been/iji^ia^in\^dti^pii^^^^^ which many influential "JP^if^j'|^t|i^^^^^^§ favour of the ; veneWal of transp^ifetife^|W|^^^ -•tern '-AuXtraltai; '-'^'^'j^l^^pS^^SraHj four.Bbjploaas;or\qoHy.ict&-^wS||^