Movement, op Titoops.-Our latest adrices ™"f» say that the portion of the 57th Kegiment up the river had been withdrawn, and Pipiriki isnowearri soned by the Native Contingent, under Cant McDonnel. The remainder of the 57th at present at Waingongoro daily expect orders to lea,ve.~lndependtnt, March 29. The Foreign Cattlk Tram at Hull --Dunng the year jus* closed, the imports of foreign cattle at Hull have exceeded by ruanv thousand head the imports of any former & > ln 186I 86 , 4 n 1 , 6 totl j' 0 " 3 to 78,766 head of all descriptions. In 1865 the im portsofsheepalonenmountodto62.s47,aßainßt 4.599 in the previous year. The'impJS of horned cattleiu 186> amounted to law ■gawst 36,955 in 1864. In pi gs the greitest increase is shown. In 1865 the in pigs amounted to 15,298 jin 1864 to 722 It may be remarked that the animal of very class imported during 1865 were much finer and in better condition than in any J e vi ou 111 iff ■ B ° a S,gnificant the

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THE LITOLTOM TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1866.
