The Mexican Government has. de spatched troops to Acapulco to prevent the Esmeralda getting coal. A con flict with the Chilian vessel is feared,

SIR GEORGE GREY.
THE QUEEN WISHES TO SEE HIM.
Sydney, this day. Sir George Grey has returned to Sydney. He had nothing to say to the interviewers except that as the Queen desires to see him he contemplates a trip home, also to see his relative, Lord Stamford.
A SHIPWRECK.
GERMAN BARQUE LOST:

BOAT'S 3. CREW MISSING.
Brisbane, this day. News has reached here of the tota. loss of a German barque named the Moltke, 828 tons, Captain Heyenga, on the Great Barrier reef, off the Queensland coast.
The Moltke was on her way from Townsville (Q.) to Rockhampton, when she struck on the reef and be came a wreck. She had arrived at Townsville from London last month.
A number of the crew have just reached Townsville in one of the barque's boats.
The rest of the ship's company left the vessel in the other boat to make for the coast, but so far they have not been heard of.
No fears, however, are entertained for their safety.
POOR SENAPUTTI.
Calcutta, May 25.
Senaputti has been captured after a hard struggle. He was disguised as a Nugu coolie.
THE MIRANZAIS' OUTBREAK.
Calcutta, May 24. The Miranzais are returning to head" quarters.
MORE PORTUGUESE AFFRONTS.
Capetown, May 24. News has been received of an attack by Portuguese troops on the chartered company's expedition up Pungwe River under the leadership of Mr Johnston. Seven Portuguese were killed.
The loss of the English is unknown.
LATER NEWS.
Capetown, May 24.
