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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

JoHN l.. ..vANDEWATER AUCTIo eesses y..yR.
~ dsy a. Monday, 10th and 18th prl Is tl~sJsac
dpy, st saesroom IL Wall street Househ,g ras SN !
Geffralle assortment Of Rosewood, Mabouo% a - Il
Wtsnut Furniture consisting Of S0faf .o rs,u@ 81
ts,tes Rockers, Parlor and Dining ro5.a Chairs o-sa
jhr cloth Rosewood Marblc-top Centre Iier 4 sids
tables Wardrobes Bookcases, Work tablcsf no carrod
Bedseads; Marble-top Bureaus, washstnnsss nemoed
Cottage Suites; Nattresses Pallia sc ono
Rosewood Piano, made by Samuel Gnbe&. OF BoG'on of
suIerior tone and finish Also SOM SECOND hand Farn
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AUCTION SALHs.

Try j. HEGEMAN, UCTIONEER-TUHSDAY, APRIL
l3 mt IL O'Clock A. M, at No. G5 Hicks street near
Orange street. Brooklyn large general assortment Of
good Psrlor chamber and kitchen Catalogues At
10 sAl les
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81 600 REWARD. IS STILL oFFEeED ny

Hundreds persou that tho celebrated Bohemian Hair
Dye i tho hest made. IL instantly changed rray
sandy hair 70 oWtifu rcrmarcnt black brown. Sold
~ the PtrumcrN store 2 liudgn street, T5 cts easa,
S6pcg fgggp.
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s.IAuisRS.


(,UANPAGNE AMI CLAFET WINES. SCOTCH AND
~ Eat india rele hlc london snd Dublin Porter and
Brown stout. PhsGepfig Porter &c. The above
fine condition, and prize egcry vsrcty 2 dozen Of
sr,t from 81 ~ pe doS 5o1 choice old Havana Sosars
iso Broome street, corner of Crosby.
M u. PETERS g. CO.. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
w n CtHmpsFncs, Wines, Erandies, Porter, Hes,
brown ut, Havana seears, sc &C. AGENTS for the
celebrated Grape Leaf Champagne We receive this
fresh month. rnd prepared 60 supply public
with Any quantity liberal terms Orders solicited and
shipped v III care, W
NJ. r. FETENS s. Co., 800 Broadway.
rTHE CELEBRATED STORE so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u the public a. the depot for Brandies Wines Liquors
&e oi the ooitest yntnges and In every grade still main
ts hc reputation q selling the purest and best articles
~ treht! er cent less than other store WIN UN
lIkElILs tlato Daimoros) 40 Brooms street, corner
Of srusy
ITO LIQUOR DEALERS OR PERSONS EMBARKIN0
IN Vie Jrpde-For sale. the trade Of a Liquor aud
Ssar ing Louse established for the years with
thc etntt, ~ GOOD ponsbe customers the
poet year exceeding $4,000 To person sufficient oati
a ,e faue nnd sto.k now light will be transferred
Herald CGicc. '
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- OBERT BYRNE. AUCTI0EEER.-Ck IL .E or
~ Wet Goods saved from the ate FIRE in d. -scet "a
e sold at AUCTION in ots to suit purchaser Thursday
B,ildings-sale each day at 10 A. pfec.st g--Tie
greater portion Of these goods lit injured sy are
They consist principally of wide 81 aes, ShiitnQs
herrimaek printed Caicos Camerie, siins. &o, &C.,
purchasing such goods Terms. cash, In liable 1oney
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Join l. yAN.bnEwATER AgcTIoNEER.-spLEN-

VoHN T.. YANDEWATER hUCTIONEER.-SPLEN-
did sale rich uaehcld Furniture Tapestry Carpets
psmask Curtains, oil Paintings Piapofprto, Bohemian
flnttvare, &c,--John IT, Nandewnter h Co will so at
auction nt No 10 Twelfth arcet fith aveaus, at
nav past 10 o'clock Thursday april 18TH tho entire Far
hre contained in the above house consisting OF rich rose
Weah ano mahogany paror furniture yood tapestry
tts 1hmssk silk curtains and tetea tctes
Soltares ottomans chairs rosewood writing desks
INs Nc Splenf i'd French clocks, oandelabrss, and
WY 20 matoh. Bedroom furniture consisting Of bod
ehuH msttresses pliasses, marble top bureau, wash.
pier And centre tables toilet stands Also
nv .no o pa'ntings mantel and pier glasses his'
nt,lse ~ octave panoforte Nunns n Co makers MIR
snort time IN use hso splendid mportcd
ttiet DOOR oates richly carved Also eplcndl Frenoh
g ma nihner sets crystal plese;
tartere csreos 30 Also Kitchen Pmntura with Which
ths eass ell commence 49, ~
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achenck the American Minister to Brazil Is now here on
. visit and has received marked attention.

achenck the American Minister to Brazil Is now here on
. visit and has received marked attention.
BRAZIL.
senor Francisco Antonio Ribeiro Deputy OF the pro
vince Of Bahia nominated President OF tho Pernam-
buco province The greatest tranquility continued to
reign in the provinces Of Para Maranhao, Ceara and
Perm mbuco At Marsnhso the electoral colleges met
for the election of the provincial deputies but thoy did
not succeed in secting Senator, and the nomina-
tion was postponed TO the 7th ult.
The Jorai do Conerco publishes under tho official head
the reports Of Count de Caxias and Sr Marques brga
der relative to the glorious third Of February the par
culas Of which have already given in tho NIw Yoax
These reports fully confirm all the notices that
we had received Of the bravery Of the Brazilian division
which added glory to the imperial arms.
The Carnival nj Rio Janeiro was celebrated with much
spirit Wax balls filed with water were thrown instead
OF bouquets and sweetmeats, as Mt Rome Among the
maskers the balls the strctest and most diged rules
Of proprietv not followed the letter But In tho
streets among the backeys could scarcely imagine
the uproar and confusion 1t was termed tho the three
days Of madnees'
Rio nr JArEino. March 4. 1859.
CoReeDealers at present firmly demand N)o for good
mixed lots Of good hrt and Tho stock on haAd
10000 bags. hut chiefly posed Of inferior qualities
ExchRnge--a7d. on London.
FroigtsDuil At 40 to 45c, and 90 primngo. Vessels
leaving in ballast ship Atlas for baltimore and bris Ed
inburg for New York Vessels to oaye shortly Swedish
brig Trdukstein for New York. and brig Metropolis for
Flour No sales worthy Of notice have traasprsd for
past. Bakers offer lOO for late arrivals OF Bal
timore hSur.
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- c. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER.-Hsr DSONE FURNr.
IA. ture, at the house No. % East
tuesday at 10 o'clock. r. G. Kemp will sell at auction a.
above very handsome assortment OF good Furriture
Which is in excellent order and has een all made
consisting of the usual assortment OF rlor
c amber and Kitchen Furniture whiot WORTHY
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UCTION NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY, AUCTION
"A By H. N Bush.-Tbis day, ut 10Y ocloes,Ss Sales
Rooms, 10 North William street. sale of superior
Fruit and other Trees good order and in
Also, a lot Of damaged Calico, Muslin, &c.
X. ID. SMITH, Salesman =
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UCrIoN NOTICE.. d. HoLBRo0K g. co. WILL.
"A sell this day at ~ o'clock a. 10t Maiden lsne
assortment Of Greenhouse Plants Roses. Grape
At II o'clock general assortment OF English American
German Hardware. Gallery Fancy Articles fo consist
ing Of table and pocket Cutlery Scsors Raz.r Lsth aud
Slnglng Hatchets Broad Axes Hoes Raica Shoves Sc.
Also an Invoice of carded Cutlery; also Sras bellows
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DRACKETTS MARBLE GROUP OF THE "SHIP-
- wrecked Mother and Child At Stuyvesant In stute
$50 Broadway now open (for short time only) from
A. N. till 10 p. II. Admission, 2S cents season tickets,
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E,ELLOwS' MINsTRELS.-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and fssamed sorps Of Ethiopian Perform
She msn.semsnt - Felloys would sesPe:ssuy in.
have closed their concerts In this city further notice.
They vii perform At the Tempt: New Haven Agri 5sh
and loth at the Hampden HALL Springfield April 18th and
lsth At tho Association Hall Alhaay April I4th 18th and
syrss.ss April 22d and I'd Auburn April 2ath; Geneva
xh Concert Hail. Buffalo, April Soth and Nay lst Sd 4th,
81 and 9Th
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DROOKLYN MUSEUM-OREILLY'S GRAND PIANO.
ID rama Ireland embracing tho varied antio
and picturesque scenes the Emerald lo tho Brookya
ORey will give Of his eloquent and humorous Irish
Evenings at the Brooklyn Institute this Monday ovsnn
18th inst.
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CLASSICAL QUARTETTE sOIRRE-ARRANGED BIZ
~ Paul X. Wezel---at the Brooklyn Female Academy,
Tuesday evening 18th April 1882 Miss Ksits Soprane
Miss Cushing Contralto; Mr. Weizel Pianoforten id
ticn Mr. TIL Esolds Quartette Association prisng
Messrs Noll Rsyer Eiehhern and Ei.feld Tickets %
Fulton street; and Messrs Radof Bros Of Clinton
and Atlantic streets Brooklyn and Brooklyn music stores
in
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IL ture, Works of Art &C., the property Of gentle
o'clock ., % Clinton place tEghsh ssises een.l.tns
Window Curtains to match, beautiful Brussels CarpeSs
handsome Pier Gasses Marbtop Centre and Side Tables
Titan Toniers Masrs Neponi and ctherst Italian Stat
cludipg Group by Bartolin and Antique Vase mount
cd in Massive Bronze also rich mounted Plated
Extra Heavy Ffench Cut Glass full assortment Bod
room Furniture.&c. n. b. No Kitchen Furniture.
HENRY II. LEEDS & CO.. No. 3 Wall st.
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COCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS-NEW ORLEANS OPERA
- Troupe this evening in their Drawing Room Entertain
ments introducing their new In hinstrelsy which Il
nightly full Audienoes who
but opinion Tho best Troupe In tho word all
"a ' = SAMUEL 4 SANFORD Manarer
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HENRY H. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER VALUABLE
Household Furniture On Tuesday April lS At No 6s
Firth the entire full
niture all in fine order. consisting psrto Royal Aixmn
carpets splendid manel pier glasses frames
rosewood paror furniture covered In crimson and white
Peh sIesnv oassrea Linz III 80 Sson hAr,or
pianoforte. paintings ormoiu clocks, sandolabras Sc,
tsins rich French marble statuary & bedroom
mattresses go. Sale commence At 10 o clock A. M
HENRY III, LEEDS. No. 8 W All streat.
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III II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
II niture &c-Henry II. Leeds will sell by auction,
Tuesday 18th April at 10 o'clock at l0l Fourth
general assortment Of Household Furniturc consisting Of
Paror Furniture in Mahogany and Rosewood. covered
Broeatslle and Hair Cloth Couch In Delaues Extension
Dining Centre. and Pier Tables Nantel Ornamont Look
ing glasses Chairs &c Bedroom Furniture.
in Mahogany Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Mattresses Pal
1ineses, Carpets, Chairs, China Glass &c SO.
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II A. CHILTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-. Household Furniture.--Colo g. Chiffon will sell
~ auction on Monday April the 18th, at 10 o'clock At
NO ~ second avenue the Furniture in said house. con-
.ns IN Rar Of rsh Bras's. Carpets OH Coth' Satin
and eit Msntel Lamps hante Clocks Csndeabra maho-
sany Parlor Furniture velvet and harea Chairs and
fas Bookcase Pier and Centre Tables Brussels Sta Car
PETS mahogany Bedstead Matresses Beds and BEDROOM
h ruinuTe; hat stands HAL and kesding Lsnps &e 10
which the sale will Catalogues will be ready at
the o6ise, No. Wall street, on Saturday.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-MR. DEMPSrERS LAST
gvon at elegant concert room, on Monday evening
April - including his %ost popular so9ss:,The sp:s
John And. Andersen my o Lens ..a ws .s
emigrant;" "Ths death Of Warren "Ths .bl!nd boy.
I'm alone all alonei" "Tak yer agld olc.k about ye
Tickets 30 cents To be had At the prncpa tols music
stores and tho door, Books l2 oents To Commences ~
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Nv AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL.

:" "OODSMINSTKELS, AT DSNINSTREL HAIL.
w 44 Broadway, above Howard gtrsetThe pro prietor
takes pleasure announcing to the public that he has
gagged the celebrated musicians and Negro
n the world and is determined to make Woods Minstrel
his thanks for the conferred him
since the Of his and he
promises repensh 1t from time time with whstevsT
novelties striking talent appear in the profession
and Saturday afternoons Admission 25 cents Doors open
at concerts commence at o'clock. Tho afternoon
concerts at O'Clock. N BTbe strictes order
and decorum will be preserved and the greatest attention
pad o om Of yisitcrg,
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~ u. j.. Nathsns Company For one weck. Engage
ent Of Lavater Leo and family Lpmau Master Rivers
.n their great acts On Mond.y evening April r. and
will be given. being the only six nights of tho Circus this
eAaH
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RARNUN'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-F Z. BARNUK,
- Manager and Proprietor; John Grssnwsod Jr-. Assss
ant to tho entire Museum and per-
formancss oents children under years 2k conts
quet oents extra This celebrated e:tabli.hnsnt and
colossal exhibition B unequalled In America c0mbta-
ing in fact Museums In upwards ofsevcn d
fercnt collections Of vast size and exeonoe having
enormous outlay Of time and money Ths new additions
consequence not gathering Ofeyery thing that h unique
and but Immense world Of ourostiss Monday
afternoon AZ O'clock will be presented the amusins
Dancing and the farce Of LOVE IN ALL CORNERS In
the syenpg 1SlosL she grand Eastern spectacle Of
The Youthful Giant tho Happy Family &c. arc to be
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SALES BIZ AUCTION.

UCTION SALE or TUR URkLTURE.-MONDAYk MORN
IN ing at 10 o'clock At 10i Eighth avenue consisting
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mating Sofas
Pier Tables mahogany Chars Window Curtains Shades
Ornaments Beds Bedsteads Mattresses Divans Oil Paint
ngs Crockery Glassware bookcase Fowling Piece Books
Also, one elegant Pianoforte. &c. saie positive.
II. w. WESTCNTT. Auot0neer.
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John J., VANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and Splendid sale Of Rogewood Mahogany, and Walnut
Inrian and city Furniture being the entire
stock of Messrs Rocheford Skarreu sold
% remolal-Nessrs John l. Yandewatcr & Co will sell at
the spacious rooms, 6T aud 659 broadway, near
Betcker ftreet Wednesday,. April H. at 10 ocook
entire stock Of Messrs. Roohport Sksrreu consisting in
pert OF splendid Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany
iarcr Suites Sofss Tete-atetes Yoltare, Sewing and
iarr Chairs with choice fbrncateie also sutcs hair
cloth and plush caboratey carved antique suits with
tates to match, comprsng styles Louis XIV. and XVI.
Eral ethan &C. elegant Rosewood Mahogany and Wanut
centre Pier Side and Sofa Tables, Music Racks Book
laett ladys Secretaries Easy Chairs which
for richness OF desgn DO Rosewood
gtres Encognnres Escaboaux; also snacent Bedroom
suites, consisting OF richly carved Bedstoads Bursans,
aths,ands win marble tops Armoro aEaco Wardrobos
~ rosewood and mahogany also CAair desi
heht Tables Shaving Stands Mattrcsses and Paastor
& nso, line Of Paper Maoo Goods recen i'm portA
rn viz Centre and sofa Tables Work Tables Trays,
Desks the whole forming one OF tho richest Of
before offered at auotisn In this city
II seovar $500 80 days; $500 mont approved
Idcreed paper. All bills to be settled within three days
the st Of May Goods be examined with catalogue two
dnYA Yiouh to kAlN.
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" Broadway above Grand street-Open every night
during the week til further notice Tho original and well
known Chrtsys Mihstrea comprising efficient and
sstis corps of talented and Experienced perforner:
under the Of e. r. Christy whose concerts
this city, for have been received
with favor by highly respectable and audiences
Tickets u cents Doors open at commence at O'clock.
The patrons of Ch;sty Min stres respectfully informed
that the Saturday afternoon concerts discontinued
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vINEMPLE OF THE GRACES THREE DOORS ABOVE
Niblos-Entre Change Of Performanes-A
memt entted .faddys Trip 20 Imsssa Frat snpssr
of the celebrated Danscuss Nile Chechine Second
week Of Professor Alberts in Magic The elegant troupe
Of French and English Living Models. Afternoon COM
mences At o'elock evening" at 5.
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n OTICE-ALIi PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
tho estate of Mrs G. Lefurge deceased, requested
to the either of the
OF June. and all those indebted directed make
diate payment. DAVID d. EGAN I72 Canal street. L. +,
BOLAND 1856 FpIton street Executors.
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n A. CHILTON, IONERR-PEREMPrORY

EDWARD BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
Tuesday, April l3 At the Merchants Exchange, at
IL M the three story brick Houses Nos. S S 8
ninth street south side Of the street. 300 feet from
proyementsGas roton Bath extension to story
Street severed. Houses, 20x62 lots 20x9
particulars, apply at the Office Of G. W. Bsecker CO..
No Nav street corner of Wall straet = -
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WANTING TO SELL OUT, ON ACCOUNT OF RETIR-
ing from business-The subscriber offers for sale, at
low price Wholesale and retail Fancy Store
pyng OF the best situations this has
tabhed for number of The above named businoss
has Furnished the proprietor for the
Of 6W0 and in increasing state For further
particulars addressZ., Herald ofieo.
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hon Caleb Lyon of Iyopsdac IL Is stated is q candid
ate Tor Congress Ia the JEFF and Lewis district and
VIII take the stump for himself the present campaign.
ELECTION IN MoBuE.-JsLios w. Lang has been elect.
ed sherin OF Mobile. An alrno unanimous vote was
cast against holding steto convention aud allo against
the sale OF the Barton Academy
There was large 6emocratic denomination e. White
TIMES yesterday afternoon. Among the speakers were
Messrs John A. Di1 Daniel H. sickle. and General Wal
bridge.
suncient return have been received " indicate that
the people OF Alabama have voted largely against
State.
Governor McClelaad of Michigan, has declined re-
election.
State Senator Is to he elected in Philadelphia at the
coming fall election inpace Of Benjamin Matthias ESQ.,
deceased whose term OF would moi expire until
January, 1854
The state convention Of the free democracy Of Penn
syiyania has nominated William NJ Stevenson Of Mercer
i0r Judge OF thetsureue Court. and jonas Wynan II
PAiladelphis, for Canal Commissioner
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Brooks CITY Iat.l,,g.nee.

THE Liquor LAW IN RR noRLyr.-Yesterdsy Mr. Il. Lo-
see, who Keeps the Atlantic House at the Hamilton
nue. ferry landing, charge Of selling IL
quor on sundsy In violation 81 law. Mr Holland vent
bail for the accused Ii sad that There IL association
formed IN Brookyn for the purpose of testing the const
tuonsl right Of the city to make laws prohibiting the
keepers OF public houses from selling liquors at any time
This association will pay the expenses Of trial in suits
where complaints entered against its numbers aud
carry the cases TO the higher courts IL adverse decisions
should be given by the magistrates. We not in
formed whether Mr. Losee belonged to this arsocation
But few other arrests were made for violations
oil the orinancesthc keepers of liquor selling houses
generally concluding 20 keep thr places closed In the
First police district sone five arrested and in
the remaining wafds than four Ave, all Of
whom were taken 70 the City Halt The justice in at
tendance q. g. smith Esq had doubts to the
Legality OF opening the Court Sunday ard declined
to act in the matter and The all discharged
on their own recognizan,es to appear and the
charges against them this morning.
Enthusiastically morning about 10 O'Clock, n fire
broke out In the oil mandatory of Messrs Smith Co..
loot OF Adams street which speedily extnqushed by
Engine Company No q aided by the Second district
police.
FmEMrN's PAEApE-At a meeting Of the board Of
ohcers OF The Fire Department held Thursday evening"
hebecona monday IN October fixed for the annual pa
raoe OF the Brooklyn Fire Department The new Fire
man Han is TO be dedicated on the same day.
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Australia Lime ~ Steamers
York tn Aus.ralic,

York TO Ans. ralia.
The establishment Of line Of steamers from
Panama to Australia commends itself, at this time,
to our enterprising steamship companies, as inn
measuraby the most important and profitable Of all
the steamship enterprises Of the day. This is
sweeping assumption but very brief statement
Of facts will suffice TO make it good.
Australia is an island continent, scarcely less in
its territorial area than this immense republic Of
the United States. 1t has all the advantages of
good harbors, genial climate, fine productive
coil, the largest timber upon the face Of the earth
and such q breadth Of superior natural pasturayo
that, before the late discoveries Of god the rapid
increase Of cattle and sheep in the island, gave
promise Of making it, at an early day, the
greatest catte-rasing and wool growing country on
the globe. The supplies Of Australian wool have
become an important item in the annual imports Of
that staple TO England. Before grain Of gold was
known TO exist among the minerals Of Australia,
Its vast resources-agricultural, manufacturing and
comnercial-Were a sufficient guarantee, that before
the lapse Of quarter Of century, that prodgious
Island would become the seat of n great nation Of
the Anglo-Saxon race, giving tone, and life, and
action, and mighty impulse, to emigration COM
merce, civilization, and Christianity, among all the
populous tribes, and nations, and empires of the
Orient.
But the discovery Of gold in the midst Of the white
settlements and in the immediate neiehhorhood az
Port Philip nd Sydney, has hurried nm this now
epoch, Got VOig Tor Australia, but for Eneland-and
scarcely less ior the United States I'll an for England
and lis consequences are beyond human computa.
ton. The iDspirei writer Of the book Of the Ano.
calypso Ia one Of tie sublime visions therein do.
scrbed, in spesking " the myriads Of celestial be-
ings that lowered roun. the throne says that the
number Of them wac ten thousand times ten
thousand, and thoaeands Of thousands" And il In
only by some such striking figure Of speech that the
future movements Of commerce and emigration, be-
tween Europe and America Oh the one hand, with
Australia and that vast archipelago Of islands lying
around Australia, and the swarming continent Of
Eastern Asia, on the other hand, can even be sp-
preached in imagination. The gold mines Of Aus
~Ahs, as far as explored, cover larger area thar
fhese Of California and IL is quite probable that
Dot hall the surface they cover has ever been tod.