Tho vacant allotment facing the Muni cipal Buildings in Wollosloy-stroet was fenced off, and covered with sawdust, and on this was gathered a large body of school children under tho conrluctorKhip of Mr J. H. Inncs, who gang "God Save the Queon," on tho Governor's arrival.
Lord Glasgow.
Lady Glasgow.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
THE INSCRIBED STOCK BILL.
Sydney, thia day. Ix the Legislative Assembly, Sir G. R. Dibbs, speaking on tho Inscribed Stock Bill, said the Government intonded to set apart at least one per cent, as sink ing fund, and tho amount needed was £280,000. Tho establishment of such a fund would, ho eaid, greatly improve tho colony's position in the eyes of groat London financiers. It would also rapidly bring the stock to par, and render conver sion easy.
Mr McMillan thought the poeition in the London market would never bo entirely satisfactory, until something like federal union of tho colonies and general consoli dation of colonial stock wero brought about. It was no use managing carefully to keep off tho market when other colonies rushed in, bringing about a goneral depreciation of stock.
OUR GOLDFIELDS.
Thames, this day,

Occidental.—Fifteen pounds of specimens were obtained to-day from main reef.
