The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

Many Of the Melbourne Journals brought by the STE
bonheath are entirely filed with advertisements.
chamber o. commerce had been established at Melbourne
and n statement had been published by them. which
contains an elaborate view u the condition and prospects
OF the colony Of Victoria. According to this able
mont whatever temporary nconycnonccs tho colony
suffered and is suffering from the sudden discovery Of
gold arc likely to be amply compensated by its future
extension and prosperity.
[From the London Chronicle August 1ol
Each ship that arrives from Australia brings intei-
gonee OF resh discoveries in the Southern Ell Dorado 1t
Is said that the produce Of the gold mines in the colony
Of Victoria alone is already at the between five
and six millions sterling per aruun Large quantities of
the precious metal arc consigned to our merchants and
gttrng specimens OF unusual magnitude submitted
TO the inspection of royalty Nor there any
believe that as yet, have anything than very
imperfect notion of the riches which time and enterprise
will deyeopc in.a region declared by geologists to be
aurferous very limited has hitherto been
pored Ihesiseoveres which have been made up to the
present time have s- exceeded the dreams OF the most
sangune gold. seekers: and it may airly be presumed
that much yet remains TO reward research and adven
ture and that Australia, gold. producing country,
will eventually be found 70 equal ft does not supass
From the London Times. August OIL
The cearances from the port Of London for the gold
colonies Of Australia during the past week show an in
creafe. They consisted Of ships to Port Philip, Of
aggregate capacity OF o03 tons besdes East India
Of e2 tons frcighted in part that colony and
mail sydney There was also one vessel Of 35
tons to Adelaide South Australia The exports of manu-.
factuIed goods as wc as Of wincs spirits and tobacco
were again large although emigants at present const
ute the chief portion Of Australian cargoes the number
Of these for the week having probably been from 2O 10
1900 Among the miscellaneous exports were two rather
large consigpmeDts Of hops.
Notwithstanding the thousends Of fortune soekers,
who have sailed during the last few months for the gold
eions OF Australia from the ports Of London Liver.
poo glasgow, &c the tide Of emigration does not ap.
pear TO bave much subsidized from thirty to forty first
class ships varying from 500 to OO0 tons entered to
Fail during the present month"; either from London Ply
mouth or yerpeo for Port Philip Melbourne Geelong
Adelaide, and Sydney New South Wales The greatest
activity prevails In the st Katharnes London and Fest
and East noia docks in fitting up the vessels for the no.
conmodation or the adventurers So great is the emi.
grafton enterprife that considerable number Of clerks
who had excellent situations in the Bank of England
South Sea house East India House. the Post Office us.
tons and Excise banking houses merchants counting
houses socitors Offices, &C., have resigned and ''o
MINISTER 10 THR UNITED sTATEs--THE BOMB ARD
| MENT OF TRIPoLI, ETC.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparse, Of OK. king Jerome
has been offered the Ministry to the Uated States In
embassy, but viii so temporarily to Washington We
/ give thereport, as 1t is cnrIent.
cecfee In the Monfer authorizes tho return TO
FrsDce of NM Thters, greton Duvergier de Hauranne
Cbsm bole dc Remusat, jules Dc Lasteyrie and Zen
bace and the Introduction TO reside Ia France Il
noyed In favor OF MN Michel Renaud Sianard Jolly.
Theodore Bac Bein, Besse and Motte Surprisc Ia ex
i pfttsed o. the absence Of Victor Hugos name
Thstumor on the bomoardmopt of TripoH waa nearly
1 but pot quite correct
Dispatches dated Both Of July had arrived In Paris
announcing tha the prisoners respecting whom tho din
culty oeourrd mad been given w at the moment tho