At a mooting of tho creditors of William Eirlo, tho notion of tho Official As'iigoep iti tikittg out i warrant for tho ncrost of tho bankrupt wa9 confirmed, two creditors gmnuitodng tho cos a to L50 for the prosecution of bankrupt, bob it* is underwood tho Gov^rnmonc will do« fray tho-o oxpornop. A. J. Oolo, whilo shunting at Whaka« pira, on tho Whnngaroi railway, got ono of his logs cruahed by a truck. Tha leg W48 ampafc^tod, hm ii i^ feared Colo will no' survivo tho nporation. Tho Hon. Mr Soddon rocolv«<i 4 cnblo moRaage from tho Homo Govornmont this morning to tho offec 1 : that Austria had taken tho neo^'a^y 8 f ops to stop farther omigrauts to Now 5?eil*nd, la thia message tho admission id nudo that throe Dalmatian poab officos during tho firnb eight; months of last year cached romife^ tancof? from thin colony amounting to Lll,000 ; and further, the oarninga of tho mon at the gum diggings tho Austrian Govornmont found to bo botwoon L200 and LGOO a year. Tho Governor haa consented to anvoll tho Queen's statuo on tho Quoon'a Binh« day,

PAINS AND PENALTIES. (BY TELEGRAPH.) Wellington, March 9.
