A Cooktown telegram dated the 4th inst. which appears in the Sydney Morning Herald states that the Hero, from Cam bridge Gulf, brings news that Inspector Hare, the new Government Resident at Wyndham, arrived at Cambridge Gulf on July 20 by the mail steamer Otway, from Fremantle, via Derby. Sergeant Troy arrived at Derby on the llth July from the diggings. He is "of opinion that the diggers are withholding the fullest informa tion, but all there are getting gold. Several diggers arrived at Cambridge Gulf from the goldfields, via O'Donnell's route. The gold being got was of good quality. The coun try was blue slate, and there were lots of good-looking quartz reefs. Ihe diggers are all returning from Wyndham with rations to the goldfields. On the 22nd an employe on Stockdalc station, close to Cambridge Gulf, gave information that he had seen a digger with two natives and eight pack horses, and with £1000 worth of gold in his possession. He would not give information where he procured the gold, but the locality was not at the present diggings. Stores at the diggings are at fabulous prices, but at Cam bridge Gulf supplies are plentiful.
TELEGRAMS.
(Per United Press Association,

Wellington, August 14.
