The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02

gro zion gocisty, established by the Hen. Sidney
HsrbsIt, NJ r, ana mis- vie, and To- day We havo 10
pake a similar aDnouDcement win regard TO an-
o,her body Of woven, thir,y five in number, wn0
tailta yss.sJday from Gravesand 10 The Blaekwail,
Captain McKeriie, IN excellent ship Belonging 30
tAose enterprising owners the Msssrs Green. This
forms she twenty sixth party OF emigran.s who
have been sent out by the society AMI is grail
lying 10 know, that while nearly 400 women
beloOgirg 10 poor and deserving class have been
thus assisted the great object of providing them
with good and prot able ployment in the colonies
has succeeded far beyond the expectations Of the
most sangune promoters of the association. IL is
probably owing 10 q knowledge of this fact having
been made generally known, that apple isions have
recently been received from better and healthier
class Of women than at first came under the notice
Of the society, many Of them paying q portion
Of the passsge-money out Of their own resources,
and Others paying the whole, from desire
10 enjoy the advantages which connection With the
sooissy sure to confer upon them in the colony TO
which they are sent. It has occasionally been pain
full to witness the traces which want and overstned
labor have left upon the eOuntenances Of young and
fIie1dess women, snatched from life OF misery
through the benevolent efforts Of the o,crs Of tais
association but, from whatever cause the change
has arisen, such unpleasant spectacles were TO DC
seen IN the party which sailed yesterday in the
Blackwaa. In point OF health, spirits aud genera!
appearance they were much superior to tho general
was IA, and the Oldest 81 years of age. tho great
majority having hitherto been employed rs domss-
tic servants needlewomen. As on al previous
css0ns their antecedents had been carefully inquired
after. Good charac qualifications were required
Of oaeh; and, as these accompany them to the col
Dny, as we'll aa testimonials Of good conduct during
he voyage, if such are deserved the rigid system
Of a.sestatOn thus followed becomes ev6AtdNIy OF
great Importance 70 the emigrant.
Ii Is with much satisfaction We able to s.ate
tina. the accommodation provided for the poor
men IS Of tho very best description. They a-e
plaoed midships, whore large and airy cabin tor
fho:r hpOr AnH pf
ship The sleeping berths seem to be exceedingly
| tonrloaous, and every arrangement that could be
| thought Of for promoting their comfort has been
| attended to- Neither ought it to be omitted that,
| female engrants Of tho society at a figure very
considerably below the ordinary passage money.
| Fhe Blackwell is q fine ship OF about 1000 tons.
Besides tho women above referred to, there are mp
wards Of ITO passengers on board, and so far as
hasty glance at their accommodation enabled us 10
| judge, it appeared to be OF very superior kind.
Many Of the passengers highly respecrable, and
TIE appearance of all Of them left favorable i'm
preston upon the minds Of the visiers. Before the
ship was cleared of strangers, lunch served in
| the main saloon, and toasts to the health Of the
owners, the captain, the passengers, and to tho
| prosperity Of the Female Emigration Fund, We're
heartily given, and responded to. Some distressing
scenes followed when the parting moment came; hu.
round Of hearty cheers was nevertheless given
from the ship, and as heartily returned by the yisl-
| them TO town. Very soon after the BLACKWELL
dropped down the river.
THE CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE AUSTRIA
| LIAM COLONIES.
The following circular of Messrs. Montefore, Ora.
ham Co., OF sydney, dated the 3lst of March last,
contains SO many important facts and opinions
gardipg our Australian colonies, that we give il
| place in our columns
In waiting upon you with our present report upon
| the position of trade and prospects Of New South
Wales, we must premise with remarking that the
altered circumstances Of the colony since We last
had this pleasure, render the composition Of any
port, which can be relied upon, ono Of peculiar diff
GUILTY Up TO the 3lst Of May, 1851, this colony was
the European consumer wool, tallow, oil, and hides
as it's principal exports It's imports were about
equal 70 its EXPORTS