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LATEST INTELLIGENCE. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DYNAMITE FENIANISM.
The dynamite faction of the Fenian party have held a conference at Chicago, at which it was resolved to take steps to found a dynamite school at New York. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
During the last few days the issue in regard to Egypt has been narrowed by the action of France, but has now been further altered by the action of Turkey in sending ...
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(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE ENGLISH HARVEST.
The English crop accounts are more favourable than was expected, owing to finer weather which has been experienced. ...
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THE AMERICAN CROPS.
The American crop is expected to be considerably above the average. ...
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THE S.S. LIGURIA.
The Orient Steam Navigation Company's s.s. Liguria, which left Sydney on 21st June, arrived here to-day, en route for London. ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
TURKEY has at last resolved upon having a hand in the Egyptian embroglio, and in conformity with the request of the Powers, the Porte has determined to send 5000 troops to Egypt. These were to embark ...
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PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA.
In the Assembly to-day Mr. Quick asked the Attorney-General whether he would draw the attention of the Attorney-General of New South Wales to the Tesolution of the Intercolonial Conference affirming the ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN ENGLAND.
The match between the Australians and an eleven of the Liverpool club, commenced yesterday, was not resumed to-day on account of heavy rain. The play was postponed until to-morrow. In the first innings ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) VICTORIA.
In the Supreme Court, this morning, Fred. W. Woodhouse, an artist, sued the Board of Land and Works for £1000 damages, on account of injuries Alleged to have been sustained in travelling from ...
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THE WAR IN EGYPT.
The number of Christians who were murdered by Mussulman fanatics at Damanhof, Tantah, and Mihalah, at the outbreak of the Eyptian insurrection is estimated at 550. ...
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PARLIAMENT OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day, a petition was received from the Biddle Schools Society, praying that Bible reading be allowed in State schools, and that children be allowed to be questioned thereon ...
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(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
The bombardment of the Fort of Aboukir has not yet been commenced. It is understood that Admiral Seymour has abandoned the intention to bombard the fort, as he does not ...
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PARLIAMENT OF QUEENSLAND.
In the Assembly, to-day, the Immigration Bill was passed through committee. The Premier stated that in addition to 10,000 immigrants yearly already authorized, he had wired to the Agent-General to send ...
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ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
Sir,—I yield to no one in my respect for the Very Reverend the Dean—for his office firstly, but in a far greater degree for his consistent, Christian, all but blameless wal[?] of life, and his everywhere apparent earnest zeal for the ...
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OVERLAND PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
The following passed through to-day:— For Sydney: Major Hill James, Mrs. Hill James and maidservant, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mame, Mrs. Durrant, Miss M'Innes, Messrs. H. Taylor, J. C. Gunsler, T. M. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
At Woodside, in the Hills, six inches of rain were registered during the month of July. The fossil bones and teeth found in excavating a well at the far north prove to belong to a gigantic ...
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