(By Telegraph.) Sudden Death. GREYMOUTH, July 5, John Sanderson, miner, 70 years of age was found dead in bed at Moonlight yesterday. The Electorates. The new boundaries of the Grey electorate are considered fairly satisfactory.
The Cutter Thermopylae- WELLING lON July 5. The Captain of the cutter Ada Darcy reports that when leaving Port Under wood last Sunday week, a vessel answer ing the description of the missing cutter Thermopylae was entering the port. There has been bad weather since and it is believed that the vessel is still lying there. Ministerial Mr Tole left for Auckland this morn ing. Remuneration- It is understood that the remuneration of the Representation commissioners will really be leas than £IOO each, and not as stated by the Post 900 guineas in all. Parliamentary- Parliament will not be dissolved until all the returning officers have received the new boundaries. Polling places and new returning officers will then be gazetted. It is the opinion of the officials connected with the Electoral Department, that Par liament cannot meet before the middle of October.
Supreme Court.
(By Telegraph.) WELLINGTON, July 6. The Grand Jury found no bills against Daniel Raggery for attempted rape, and Jas. Nolan for larceny. Peter Mitchelson and Henry Mitchell for larceny at Palmerston North got one months’ hard labor. Eliza Templeton, for receiving stolen goods from them got one years’ hard labor. ..
The case against Kenny for receiving stolen goods from Crabtree during his escape is now proceeding.
Fatal Boat Accident.
(By Telegraph.)

WELLINGTON, July 6.
