The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
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THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD NEWS,
&c, &c., SC.


THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD NEWS,
&C., 60, 60.
The Paris Prese OF ths 14h inst in its eekly com
nercsl Review. says -
The sns,aetursrs Paris hsvs received sncs tho begin
"a. ang is r.S ns %
|i; nh: % Ss a.:s ss: sa
taS.nS mean! ., ntroduc Trases seod.%so spsS We
s.,s :s.t, stated shs'
been received from ssSs sascsr '~'s'
| Another paper ssys;-
TT The P.1 are hu.y sn retailers are S
i feared that ths high prize. they have sssdy ats..st
manufactured 81 ~ooep goods which, owing
IL X: = "s a.
.ar..tr s,asna,t The nour.s 4, rem.rh.by arm With
.por,ant prote ,ti"nists waking great
weather very vet.
The sum found on NJ Feargus o'conncr, whom he wa
taken into custody amounted to fl 200 in notes
The Nau'icai Standard gives the following paragraph
We informed that it is the intention Of the Hudson.
Bay Company Immediately TO despatch Dr. John Rae to the
!" thsss Tss o The gallant wsy Of
Inlet to Cape Noea Sir R.ss ss usssss s
James Ross. fnrss, IN 1850 thus oompats the north
tions iubospabs sbores. many
The
paramount object with DR.. Rao Great credit
Ing conduct on beh. science and for the sake q
Dslity.
The Canton Commercial Last Of the 22d OF April speak
ing of freights says:-
10 - little Offering TO the United states tho
c.mst and wind fisso1 are eaaing chiefly At 81 to $40 per
AWAY hns very is on"r,ng IN oi vessels
1t,u 60 vi os ,h OIL ;nst sov..-
in mi cl,ed off the
police tie other day for wearing hat forbidden dnen
s.ns se was saved from urber inaFni.y ny produnng
he happened to have aboat him.
Advlces nom LISBON OF the sth inst' state -
Ihe salt MONOPOLY At 81 ubes may NOW be considered
!, 20 f,r M onno.;t;o that te shin sns
ssvas shn co",d Ga, hsr carg mt o as
the .htermen Of the port with violence
they assisted in doing At last found necessary to
call out Il. mil tary ~ viii means order was lus.y
since ne ,hs % se S.eretary Of Ststs
fr Foreign Affairs that in
taned In the fourth article treaty of 1872 British
sells hencecrh be placed the footing Portu
uese vessels In all that relates TO the o salt
from St. Ubes
ne News from the Australian Cold mines.
We raye Yesterday in the NEW YoRK HERALD an ab-
..a. &c ~ ,. o,rs cron, Aus..,; W. aa
sIac' OF 'he ia'e news from hustraiia. we now aou
some additional intelligence which will be found of in
tcrest New mines were being daily discovered Tho
~ - @ N' 80
~! ~ N9s 0 -. imp wa" i' .
and thousands were focBing to the mines vigorous
stream OF emigration was setting in from California and
Joto,
no oou'" sea isi"nus anu """d'ea'W 1"ei 'e'' "se"'
might be seen aoang the streets qf Sydney oorking fowards
The gcd REGIONS The new settlement OF Canterbury was
deserted WELLINGTON and Auckland warn re.r,v in ,bc
1'e"' ".ii"e ~" u " "e"'iJ " .e
sarnc condition, and ut Van Diemens Land similar
result WAS expected Flour WAS down to from g1o to 12
49, ,., .o,.u -. ,.,.o, h,,,uoa ,o,, eror, f,; HAD
per Ton re'ah anu se''fai huporeo TONS rom ohi haa
tetn sold by the cargo as low as 17 los Meat tea
uppr and other articles of domestic consumption were
upa., and cheap The agricultural nt,rests had not
- ~. - - -
tr'Iicbut OF Port Philip labor was getting extremely
corca and n WINS ,.ored that sbonbcrds vagos in Port
,hu; o,, r, -, - : , ,,nnrooadn,d, h,h 80
AMP "'''N -N" "f ~ 90 'e" '"'
THE STATE OF THE COLONY
TFrom III. sydney Herald March 81
Our friends in England will naturally be anxious to
bear by hips now on the eve Of departure from Port
Jack.nn how we are getting on under the new circum.
ttanc,s which have bsaen the colony s We were patu
Ial, ANXIOUS 10 hear how the frst ntimaton Of
cicumssn would be received by them Both parties
hay bo.n mcwbot disapnoiptea IN their expectations
On our id, il wa rencraly thought that the tdpgs of
our cold fields would in III gland be received with consi
rsblc excem.nt they appear to have been received
with considerable ssrg toid. On Their side it gene
rally thought that the discovery would tbrowhe colony
universal confusion and put end all the usual
pursuits Of industry such results have yet been
witnessed. Perhaps neither took sun eiently compre
b,niye view of The facts connected with the other On
cur side II ought have been rem, mbered that the ne
would reach England just the public mind had become
exba,d by The prolonged excitement Of the great oxbi
bitiop and for the time In state Of nil admrari
which scarce any thing could make impression The
annia ~ i II iii ,he gio,as ~ tha aor,d co,raJ
in iii gle focus and dazZled had they been by the
rcspn mt vision that the goriea of the Australian
Cphr were comparatively dim in their sight On their
side ought Do remembered that when the discovery
was rnd the colony state of general and unex.
anpcd operity and when consequently the tempta-
ton to renquh bird in the hand for the sake Of two
In The buth was not likely be very Inaddening in its
Effects
II is not quite ten months since aurferous rca.
fures were first brought to Light yet within that brief
period the colonies New South Wales and Victoria
each sL,5pe4 atou one aiion If gold millions
tpffh IN all (.lOCdOCCO) And when il is conslere, that
this has be, product unskiled mining Of abor
trained to the peculiar emplo, ment untanght by science