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  2. GOVERNOR DARLING'S RECALL.

    THE recall of Sir CHARLES DARLING has been delayed long enough to acquit the Colonial Office of precipitancy. Abstract justice would have, perhaps, required that ...

    Article : 1,139 words
  3. MONTHLY COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

    THERE is no alternation to report in the money market, the rates of discount being still 8, 9, and 10 per cent. The rates of exchange for bills on London at sixty days' sight are unaltered, although there is a feeling that they ...

    Article : 1,848 words
  4. EXPORT OF SPECIE AND GOLD.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 174 words
  5. SUMMARY OF SHIPPING. ARRIVALS FROM ENGLAND.

    March 26.—William Duthie, ship, 986, Johnson, from the Downs 98 days. March 31.—William Melhuish, ship, 800, Duncan, from the Downs 108 days. ...

    Article : 68 words
  6. VESSELS WRECKED.

    LOSS OF THE BRITONS' QUEEN.—We are indebted to Mr. W. Newell, a passenger by the Britons' Queen, for the following particulars of the loss of that vessel;—The Britons' Queen, schooner, sailed from Port Denison for Sydney, via Brisbane. ...

    Article : 372 words
  7. DEPARTURES FOR LONDON.

    April 10.—Great Victoria (s.), 1808, Richards, fro London. Passengers—Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Williamson 4 children and servant, Rev. J. L. Moiller, Rev. A. Pompalce, Mrs. Herbault, Master Herbault, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Sal, Dr. Lavin, Messrs. G. ...

    Article : 372 words
  8. AMUSEMENTS.

    THE Lyster Opera Troupe, which for nearly five years has furnished the colonial public with the highest form of public amusement, and created a taste for musical entertainment, which is developing very rapidly, arrived here at ...

    Article : 1,334 words
  9. VESSELS SPOKEN:

    By the Elizabeth Nicholson, March 10:—St. Aubin, French ship, from Cardiff to Singapore, in latitude 41 S., longitude 20 E.; she had a signal of distress flying; bore down and found her throwing cargo overboard, being too deeply laden, but she was ...

    Article : 77 words
  10. ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS.

    March 21.—Magnolia, barque, 312, Berry, from Foo Chow. March 22.—Da Capo, barque, 252, Rode, from San Francisco. March 23.—Marquis of Argyle, ship, 515, Munro, from San Francisco. ...

    Article : 294 words
  11. NOTICE TO MARINERS.

    ON and after the 28th of February, a light-ship will be moored, head and stern, in the position of the large black bucy, at the croesing-place at the Upper Flats. The light-ship will, between sunset and sunrise, show a red light at the mast-head; and by ...

    Article : 1,053 words
  12. DEPARTURES FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

    For San Francisco.—March 21, Day Dawn, ship, 600, Jones. April 12, Da Capo, barque, 252, Rode. For Singapore.—March 22, Alfred Ray, schooner, 192, Alexander. For Callao.—April 5, Granite City, ship, 772, Watson. ...

    Article : 175 words
  13. KEROSENE OIL WORKS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    ENERGETIC steps are being taken to develop this branch of commercial enterprise in the colony, and every step in advance only tends to confirm the great value of the oil bearing minerals we have at our disposal. It could scarcely be ...

    Article : 1,653 words
  14. DEPARTURES FROM NEWCASTLE.

    March 23.—Amycus, Keon, fro Hongkong, with 500 tons coal. April 3.—Tycoon, Nutter, for Shanghai, with 525 tons coal. April 7.—Marmion, Taytu, for San Francisco, with 1147 tons coal. ...

    Article : 57 words
  15. VESSELS LOADING.

    FOR LONDON.—Duke of Sutherland, ship, 1046, Loutitt; John Duthie, ship, 1031, Phillips. ...

    Article : 16 words
  16. MEN-OF-WAR ON THE STATION.

    Curacoa, 23 guns, commodore Sir William Wiseman, at Adelaide. Esk, 21 guns, Cpatain Luce, in port. Brisk, 16 guns, Captain Hope, at New Zealand. ...

    Article : 53 words
  17. THE ENGLISH MAIL.

    The P. and O. Co.'s s. Bombay, with the English February mails, anchored at 7 a.m. on 16th instant, being up to her contract time. ...

    Article : 32 words
  18. MAILS BY THE P. AND O. CO.'S STEAMERS.

    Letters. Books. Newspapers. January.—Bombay... 24,249 966 31,742 February.—Ellora... 18,546 1002 27,531 March.—Madras... 24,310 997 31,737 ...

    Article : 45 words
  19. EXPORTS OF WOOL, TALLOW, HIDES, &c.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 203 words
  20. STATISTICS OF THE COLONY.

    POPULATION.—The population of the colony on the 31st December, 1864 comprised 216,357 males, 176,232 females— total 392,589. The natural increase of the population by the excess of births over deaths was 10,436, and by the excess of ...

    Article : 299 words
  21. THE STATE OF THE COLONY.

    THE progress report of the select committee on the state of the colony, now on sale by the Government, is worth the perusal of those who wish to compare the opinions of colonists ...

    Article : 802 words
  22. SHIPS' REPORTS.

    ALBERT VICTOR.—The Alben Victor left the Downs on the 15th December, crossed the Equator on the 22nd January, and the merid[?]n of the Cape of Cood Hope on the 22nd February. Her highest southing in running down her ...

    Article : 585 words
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