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The meeting is said to have been the largest Liberal
meeting ever held.

The -advices from Australia, which we publish
this morning, are one month later than those
previously to hand. The news is not of much
importance. The office of Land Commissioner,
which had been resigned by Mr. Gavan Duffy, had
been filled up by the appointment of Dr. Evans.
The receipts of gold continued to slightly decrease,
but there was no increase in the price. There was
a decrease in the revenue of Victoria. From New
South Wales we learn that the Legislative Council
had been dissolved, and that a general election
would shortly take place. There is nothing in our

advices frm South Australia worthy of remark. A
full summary of the news will be found in another
column.

By the Overland Mail we have received advices
from Bombay to the 12th ult. The embers of the
revolt are fast dying out, our troops harassing the
straggling parties of the rebels, and dispersing them
with much loss wherever overtaken ; but the wiser
of them were quickly surrendering. A slight
disturbance has. broken out in Scinde, in the
Parkur district. Troops had been sent to suppress
it, and the Rana had fled. Some of the European
troops, late in the service of the East India
Company, chiefly artillery and cavalry, stationed
at Meerut, have shown symptoms of dissatisfaction
in consequence of their transfer to the Crown. The
dinner given by the European inhabitants of Bombay
to her Majesty's 78th Highlanders, on the 28th ult.,
went off with the greatest success. The Government
of India opened the 51 per cent. loan on the Ist ult.
It has also announced the issue of Treasury Bills
bearing interest at 21 pies per diem. There was a
fearful pressure on the Bombay money market.

MINISTERS AND THE 'OPPOSITION,

cannot but prevail a!

THE greatest uncertainty
to the course of the Opposition in the new Parlia

hown, the Oppositionists considerab,

positions

the Hou

uentiv

imber

pf Commons ; but

—that while the latter are a united and

compact body, the former are split up into three or

more distinct sections; and it is onl

on some par-
ticular occasion that they could be wholly united.

- -
We have before us, for example, a carefully prepared
list of the new House

distinguist

Ministerialists, Independents

nerstonians ,

Russellites, and Brightites ; and it discloses—the au-
thority on which it is given declares—the following
" That the Conservative party
present a compact and united body amounting to
306 members. That they outnumber the Palmer-
stonians by nearly three to one

significant results

That they more

than double the Russell Whigs. That they have a
majority
-of fifty-one over the combined Palmersto-

nians and Russellites. That they beat these, even
when strengthened by Mr. BRIGHT'S followers, by
That there are sixty-five Indepen-

twenty-three

ne-ha.

these gentleme

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es—and

believe the