The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

nsrs, % MI ssricuhu Ial produce wa 10 Semsnd
and reabssc very remune-siivs prices The inter
eoUree between Adelaide and the Victoria mining
districts continued 10 increase, and the TOTAL smcnns
Of sold deposited 81 the asssJ office Up 20 The 4tb
Of June inclusive, was 1is9,0l7.
From ths London Ckrcnioie ssr.. a
The letters received to- day from tse Anstrshsn
colonies, extend to the 18th OF June inclusive Ham
had he.n very abundant, which han greatly I'M
pedtd the gold diggsrs, but tAsss were AGAIN 20
sunaiBg cperaticns wiih general specsss In sonae
cases tho parties NJ work were resls.ng very large
sums. An instance ia mentioned Of o3e man sione
obtaining seventy two ounces Of gold IL one day aud
party Of four had 0t.ciled Sc yer syendd spec-
mems at the Louisa creek onenugget alone Weighed
one hundred and fisty- seven ounces, and Inc rest
were also very valuable The Neroo and It's uiou-
tayies had received large accession 20 ts popaa-
ton, while large numbers Of persons locaed 30 the
Stock Ysrds, 1smbcroora Creek, Golden chilly, ana
Bald Hill, being attracted thither by the reports Oh
their extraordinary Iichness The water IN the
TuroD too high 70 admit Of any reasonable pros-
Ieet OF Successful operations in the bed cislns OF
that river, and the diegers had left Tor other
localities. new Geld Of great promise lad
been discovered ahont fifty miles weet Of Mo-
lorg, Ths Brentwood digeipgs were loOd' - 1ne
gold licenses iseued to the 3ist Of March sst, for
sydney ard Melbourne, amounted 10 Gl20, $50
Owing to the arrival Of large remittsrces Of specie
from England The price Of gold Q. Sydney had al
vaneeo considerably, and tie lasest price Was OCs
to Cos. Cd. per ounce at sy dney, and 6ss, per
ounce A. Melbourne, with tbe prospect Of further
sdvarce A very large amount OF bGginess had
been trausas,.d St these rates. The mooey market
at 10th pisces ives easier, and the bake had re-
sumsd advances On the deposit 81 god. Toe ship-
msnts Of god from Sydnty up 10 ths Btu OF Jaas,
amounted, nt tbe rate % COS per ounee - me sun
OF q, 464 CS5. whilst FROM Melbourne tho exports
10 the I'D Of Nay only. bad been - Tho extent Of
81 tens cNts qrs, l9lbs S0S, voisl USalped
81 G5s per ounce. il returned AT 80 313 sos. The
u0tusota!s shipments from boh rlocSS "a no E1ad -
sadrCt mag BE- estimated al G4, 500 0000r 300 GOO.
The excite ment in tho trade at Sydaey oceasoued
by tho demand FOR goods suited 20 the Noboa9ne
market had subsided, and it is nov repfGted 10 he
in q generally healthy state. Provisions Of all
kinds continued in demand. Wool was quoted NJ
IL to Is. "a Hides and skiUs Fold readily. lalow
hnS advanced 10 G2O for beef and ESQ for mrston,
with n good demand Exchange vas at o. per
cont discount for hank bills, ard s per cent Tor
| private bile
The intercourse between Sydney sri Melbourne
bad considerably increased, and several steamers
| were plying gulaTly between the two ports
From Adelaide the accounts represent that colony
to be quickly Iegainirg ia former prosperity. The
amount Of gold received overland very largo,
and steadily ncreasipg Property which had been
| severely depressed wac recovering to something
| like its former value.
| The number of persons who bad left the colony
| for the gold helGs amounted TO 1000 seais.