By the Omeo we have papers to the following dates:— VICTORIA............ September 6. NEW SOUTH WALES...... September 18. ...
Article : 1,236 wordsThe following correspondence between Mr. President Buchanan and Queen Victoria, in reference to the visit of the Prince of Wales, is published in the New York papers which have just come to hand:— ...
Article : 332 wordsSince our last report the chief feature of interest has been the financial crisis in the hide and leather trade. This important branch of our commerce has been, during the month, in a most disorganised state. ...
Article : 529 wordsEverything leads to the belief that Garibaldi is directing his expedition against the mainland, but no confirmation of the fact has yet been received. The evacuation of Sicily by the Neapolitans, however, is ...
Article : 399 wordsNotwithstanding the mass of work to be done, and the desire to do it speedily, Parliament somehow flags and drags its slow length along very tediously. Of its laboriousness there can be no doubt. It is ...
Article : 2,702 wordsOur sales commenced on the 19th of July, the arrivals to that date consisting of 23,741 bales Australian, 27,511 bales Port Philip, 10,527 b[?] Van Diemen's Land, 4,993 bales Adelaide, 12,231 ...
Article : 210 wordsThe Emperor of Austria arrived at Toplitz (in Bohemia) on the 24th of July, to receive on the following day the Prince Regent of Prussia. The Pays of last evening (July 25) says:— ...
Article : 147 wordsHIDES.—The various failures in this branch of business has caused great dulness in trade, and the few sales made have been at a decline of fully ½d. per lb. There is, however, rather more firmness lately, ...
Article : 419 wordsThe journals continue to report the preparations which France is making to send an imposing force to Syria. The Government organs in Paris state that there ...
Article : 808 wordsThe progress of events m Sicily caused great changes in Naples. By a sovereign Act, under date of the 25th of June, constitutional and representative institutions, on ...
Article : 1,971 wordsIt is announced that the Conference on the cession of Savoy will take place, England having given in her adhesion to the proposal. Switzerland will, itis said, submit to it only one question—whether it is in the ...
Article : 74 wordsSince the publication of our last the Eastern question his become one of the formost topics of the day. The disturbances in Syria have assumed enormous proportions. In the first place, we learned that the ...
Article : 231 wordsOn the 23rd of July a telegram was received in London announcing "that Milazzo had been attacked by Garibaldi, and that, in order to avoid civil war, the King of Naples had ordered the the total ...
Article : 1,502 wordsTheir Honors gave judgment i[?] this case to-day, and were unanimous in upholding the conviction of the prisoner. He was sentenced to two years'imprisonment with hard labor. On account of the English mid we are obliged to hol[?] over ...
Article : 81 words11. H. Holtzberger, first hearing. 2. R. W. Vale, audit meeting. ...
Article : 18 wordsThe following is from the San Francisco Daily Times of the 28th of June:— "The new wheat received from Stockton (Sonorian seed), say 240 sacks, sold to-day for export at 1 dol. ...
Article : 331 wordsPresent—All the members, except Mr. Hamilton. George Usher, Kangarilla, A. Dicker, Clarendon, and Thos. Halts, Happy Valley, were sworn in as District Constables. Tenders received for metalling at Daley's; Mr. Dicker's ...
Article : 182 wordsThe speech of Lord Palmerston asking for a vote of two millions for the coast defences of England, within the present year, will be read with deep interest in the colonies, because it points clearly to a ...
Article : 307 wordsPresent—All the members. Clerk paid 64l. 15s. rates collected. Memorial from Mr. Y. H. Hutehinson an 1 o'hers, urging the opening of road between Section 122 and 1.3. Arra' gementa were in progress Whereby it was h[?]d t[?]e ...
Article : 282 wordsVICTORIA THEATRE.—The Theatre was well filled on Saturday evening the performance comprising Shakspearo's tragedy of "Othello," and a dance by Miss liarle. The cast on this occasion was reversed. Mr. ...
Article : 178 wordsWe learn by a telegram from Berlin, and also from the Court Circular from. Osborne, that " Her Royal Highness the Princess Frederiok William was happily delivered of a daughter at Berlin on the morning of ...
Article : 91 wordsHEENAN AND SAYERS.—Heenan and Jack Macdonald sailed on the 4th of July for America. They were accompanied to Southampton by Tom Sayers, Mr. dishing of the Alhambra Palace, and a dozen ...
Article : 112 wordsPresent—Messrs Tarran (Chairman). Leonard, Watson, and Bennett. Circular received from C. R. Boord, stating that there were no funds for opening road from the Little Gorge to Jervis. Several tenders were decided to be ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Mon 10 Sep 1860, Page 3
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