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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
REMITTANCES Received from Mr. E. Morrias (for Mr. E. Tunnicliffe), Mr; W. Huon, Esq., Woodongn, £2 12a ...
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SYDNEY SUMMARY.
The ministry have at length induced the House to go on with the estimates, and some progress was made last night. To-night the treasurer intends to move that government business shall take ...
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Family Notices
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LATEST FROM EUROPE AND AMERICA.
The A.S.N. Company's branch mail steamer Rangatira reached Adelaide at three p.m. yesterday, bringing the South Australian portions of the European mails per the P. ...
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AMERICA.
The siege of Charleston still continues. The Confederate armies threaten Peterborough and Winchester. The Federals have called out a million ...
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WEDNESDAY—MARCH 9.
In the Legislative Council, The President informed the House that his late absences had been caused by stress of weather. The Private Secretary brought up the assent of ...
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EUROPE.
An Italian conspiracy, threatening the life of Louis Napoleon, has been discovered. The French ministry have sustained three defeats, and are meeting with very strong ...
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LATEST VIA SUEZ.
The Duke of Newcastle intends resigning the Secretaryship for the Colonies after the meeting of parliament. Lord. Wodehouse will probably be his successor. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
IN the Legislative Assembly last night a further portion of the estimates was passed. The Supreme Court has sustained the conviction of packer for bigamy. ...
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LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL.
POLICE REPORT.—On Wednesday one drunkard was discharged. William James and Theodore Adolphus Orebrauch, charged with cattle-stealing, were remanded till the 16th instant. A case of ...
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GARDENING CALENDAR FOR MARCH.
THAT favourite subject of discussion, tire weather, generally demands a few preliminary observious before entering upon the details of the "calendar." The backward state of many kinds of crops is now ...
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DESTRUCTION OF THE SHIP PHCEBE DUNBAR BY FIRE
MARCH 8.—The most fearful and lamentable catastrophe that ever occurred at the port of Newcastle took place last night, in the total destruction by fire of the ship Ph[?]pe Dunbar. She had recently ...
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PARLIAMENTARY.
In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Cowper, junior, moved that the House should go into committee, to consider the propriety of voting £730,000 for the extension of the western ...
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