OTAGO WITNESS,

[July 31, 1875.
strangers are not to be compelled to retire without the concurrence of the House. Dr Kenealy has been making a series of speeches to his Pottery constituents, sur passiug all his previous performances. The appointment of a Minister of Com merce and Agriculture, with a seat in the Cabinet, has been discussed approvingly, but Mr Disraeli has relegated it to some distant period. The Obituary includes Mr Gore Langton, late M. I J . ; M. De Remusat ; Lord Mac kenzie, the Scottish Judge ; Mr Wilby, tho architect ; Mr Frederick Walker, R.A. Th« exyorti to New Zealand for the month were £366. 100. Sir U. Forsyth's mission to Burmah was well received. The King denied all know ledge of the Secsstahi's complicity in the mimltr of Colonel Magarey. He said he merely came as an ambassador to anuounce the Emperor of China's death.
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