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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
CHINA.
We have later advices from Hong Kone

We have later advices from Hong Kong,
} saching toJsn. 2S.
The United States Minister, Hon. H. Marshall arrived
by the Briti,h mail steamer on the 10th.
Since the 18th January accounts have reached Canton
from the Of the rebellion and also from Shanghai.
Both agree in the report Of the rapid and successful pro
gress Of the rebels The latter mention the rebels
close a. Han How Chu the Ysnts ekang one of the
largest marts for trade In the Empire whilst the Can
ton accounts state, that great part OF the city had been
destroyed by fire, and in pos. ession OF the rebels
Their object was 10 advance and capture Marking
about ESQ miles defiant from lkn kow Chiu Other
sid TO have fallen 10 the rebels aud consider
able quantities of military have been captured
by them They appear not TO modest the people and do
not retain the pieces subdued but keep advancing IL
w." using "hig guns II Is stated that the Imperial
Treasury empty and large contributions are exactcd
from all the provinces.
= Annoy rom we have dates TO the 18th Jan. Trade
inactive, owing TO the pressure of money.
From Shan have advices only TO the 9Th Jan Ia
imports the trade quite suspended from the pres
of money at this season, and also from the panic At
Loochou caused by the mpednents OF transit from the
want of In the canals and the alarming accounts
Of the rebels Goods were being brought back from Loo
chou, which contributed to the great siagnstiop.
The export of Tes from China Is about 600 900 un
der that Of Last year the date but several
ses will shortly leave full from Shanghai Of silk the
export lie est mated NJ % 900 bslos
The United States soop Plymouth arrived at Hong
Kong from Manila ON the c5th. The United States
steamer the SusquehannR was expected shortly
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AUSTRALIA.

Very receNt intelligence has been received
from the gold fields, the dates being follows SYDNEY
Dec. p; Melbourne, Jan 3 and Adelaide, Jan. 10.
SYDNEY DlGGINGS
The Yields of the various places which operations
are carried on, continue almost undiminshei insel
generally speaking. the quantity ct the precious metal
was greater than previously noticed aud the number Of
miners was daily beng au,ntped by new arrivals from
Europe and Americs. The cases OF individual pro
dgious success let numerous, but AL were obtain
sg avery favorable end encouraging return for their
labor and digging was chiefly oouhRcd q small depths
Some fields have been developed and some OF the
old ones re6penei with great success. The northern
deers were rather hss fortunate han tseir southern
noighhors; and ~ aueceSssry consequence were quit
ting the less productive for the mOsc rrmunerating
helds The Hanging Rock Swamp Creek, AbNeronieie,
the loenna and B,ngera dgs,rgs those less hvor
ably spoken Of Tue RrsidNood digginss are reyvirg
hslors Greek is again looking up Toe chfo focas Of
goio labor was the Ovens gold field where many par.
ties We're making large fortune, and all doing we'll
iodeed 81 hese ssiter dgsings, the geld heds
forett 10 DC phinnted the precious metal having been
foand the adjacent county toward tc heal
OF the Ovens and slso towerd Abury Robberies ana
scts OF violence nnhapply, were too common.
VICTORIA pIGSISGS
The number of o,gers At the various sold selds have
reached the enormous amount ~ LOO whose average
earnings estimated e, one ounce per man per week
The Christmas HOLIDAYS had somewhat inerterrsi MY
the quantity brought down by the escort bat tie weld.
declared 20 be gtee,er than The PRINCIPAL
helos are Mount Alexander, Bsarst snd the OveeS ihe
forer maintaining us high character Tor prodAg'oas
yields Bssrs, again getting into favor but there the
metal Is mere widely Distributed thsn At N GUN, AleNan-
der the labor Is also severe but then the advdu'
al ess are also greser. The capabilities OF the Ovens
generally admitted - be great although the quaint
~ conveyed b Melbourne inconsdershle owing i,
was believed 20 large quantities beng carried overland
% sydney New sp0ts were daily worked aud Ia sora.
Gases with signal success TIE MsSoErsw Arrss OF
January furnishes the annexed abstract Of the wua
derful development, Of the Victoria diggings:
Since our previous summary there has been brough,
down by esc0rt rs follows ouac-.
Enforcement Escort. .ld 40
Pnvste Escort. -? s3
Amount conveyed 10 Adelaide BY November
Escort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f5sr5
Ditto by December Escort ......--..-..--...-. sOS
Ditto by October Escort previously onitted9. 420le
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iei
The following statement exhibits the total smoun .
brought down by from their estsbshmep; 10 TIE
end OF 1852.
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Richardson. Bro. & Co... Circular.

Per Frantll11 LIVERPOOL 81 Mouth. li;h 1854
Vita the exception Of this day which has been very
the weather has teen fine since the lth We have had
very ktre business passing snce Frday N WHEAT, bot
there bas been considerable inquiry for FLnUz AZ q
FOR Phi ode phia Baltiaore and OHIO eXsip bot s~ hold
ers have ben inclined with selling this frlrs
ar6 e. BUYERS have felt disposed 70 zlve lew
transactions have taken place lSD.AN Corn remains vey
81 Month. 18th. 1883
We ha7r again 20 report large supply Of OATMEAL AMI
FLoUR 10th sacks ard barrels but the principal part Of
each were uced IN tn ieport Of arrivals Friday.
We hsd moderate attendance market morn
Ing TIE sale Of WHEAT proceeded slowly ADD IN REAL
qusnttts or eoDsuiupt0p the prices current on Friday
lest, but the Of the raGe les depressed than
that cay. There rather disposition 70 parchss
FLOUR trD last week and good qualities Of ONO and BAL
tnore Obtained = Dbl advance the prices Of or lAs
IspAS CoES unchanged in value or demand and th- a. NJ
nsy Be aid OF OATS and OATMEAL Egyptian BEANS duH
AID sal lower.
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Demilt Dispensary Second Anniversary.
The second anniversary oftbe Demilr D;sna,

inc scCVou ninfcISaf! OiIne Dcdlul DispeQ
ssy took place in the ne~ and substantial brick building
ja completed for tee corner Of Second AZ and
Twenty shirdst The exercis were cond irted in the
upper psrt Of tie building used place OF worship
by religious society. Tt- attendance was full Goa
T. L. Nather presided. In taking the chair be re-
marked At sOue leagh upon the utility AMI bensdcenee
Of these institutions he notcsi among other thors
the lradequacy OF these sanitary provisions In l7O
the New York DfspensG-y esta5ished-nsa locAtei
N CeEtexss The popHa-On Of the CITY WI thea ab,u,
$1,000 In ISIS theNorthsSn Dpepssry w.s es:.bished
Our popUl-tion then stood a 10000 Taese insiru.
tone have teen srpP0r,ed mainly By private hber.i-y
and energy. The State has usually gwen soms.ing 70
ward daeir maintenance, but the prosoeccs Of sii
from that quarter the present year are said 70 De w.
promising These have been the Dzpensary accornro.
darions OF the Cry down 10 the year ISL VIXEN our
population h,d reached 6O0ooo There = much less
provision in this respect IN this Cry than II Tie ay-
cities Of Europe IN proportion Tbs i We third CRY 10
ths wur1-exseeded sEly BY Iorton srd Pari. La.
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Estimated grand total of the yield up to

3Oth Dec 1852. 9q532l
We may say in round numbers, four millions OF GUN.
ces, which NJ 70s per ounce Is fourteen millions ster-
ling; but its intrinsic value is certainly more-nearly
sixteen millions sterling. The world has never per.
haps, exhibited so astounding result these figures
show.
This Astonishing Outun Of the Victoria diygnrs had
been obtained chiefly by human labor, almost unas-
sisted by machinery the ordinary and h8ty operations
Of dggers allowing much 10 escape The gold Of Vic.
tor1a ls coDsiGerGoly finer than that of New South
Wales and realizes 2 6 more ia the Sydney
market Some uDprncipled gold brokers, however
have resored 70 dishonest dealings and the public
cautioned to beware.
The Wool harvest had been got in without any great
trouble or rlinOus expense and in course Of e1.
poration in favorable condition The large increase
Of population necessarily caused continuous gam Of
the upon the fleece that the price Of The latter
would obviously increase with the rapid influx OF emf
grants. The prospects Of tie cereal crops were not
good, and very large mpOrtaiODs would be necessary
TO feed the people Although no sufficient data were
available for determining the permanent increase Of
the population, IL estimated that the arrivals had
aggregated 10000, the majority Of whom were actual
immigrants thus swelling the population Of Victoria TO
more than 100000 souls New corners experienced
great Inconvenience from the continued Of house
accommodation. The price Of labor is far above re-
muneratve TO the house builder. Tents we're erected
in all drcciions-on the bank Of the Yarra Yarra no
lefs than 5000 persons were domciled in tents Wood
en- cottages are spnngiDg up in all directions
Private individuals have subscribed $4,000, and the
Government $4,000, 10 provide temporary shelter for
newly arrived Immigrants The Wesleyan Methodists
have erected temporary buildings for the reception Of
members Of their ovn denomination Notwithstanding
all theee efforts great privation s experienced. The
overcrowdiDg of the city and the neglect Of sanitary
regulations have been signaly disastrous in cases.
The value of city property is eXtrayagany high and
the rents ere extreme. The Ar9us pronounces the
political condition Of the colony be unsatisfactory
AZ ever was and there seems TO be little hope OF i'm
mediate improvement but the colonsts minds being
taken up with money making their attention is not
directed TO politics. Many OF the older members ofthe
Legislature were leaving for England an their places
were go difficult TO be supplied that seats in the council
were going abegging.
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the departure ofN de Lsrlet:e, The French Anbasss
dor de Lavslete on taking leave of the Sultan
eeived the grand Gordon of the new order Of heidc
He also received from the Prime Minister magnificent
Arabian horse NJ Benedict first Secretary, remains
charge dAfares Of France in the absence Of the Am
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nv eovynYnyyr nsconT
BY PRIVATE EscoRr

Total conveyes By Escors. ...--.------ 2,1lJ,23;
But this amount BY no means represents the total
yield Of our gold felds In previous summary We
proved that large proportion OF the precious metal
carried from the dggngs By private hand, ~ CON
bourne nv the f aryer amount actually clipped from
the port. Our fret summary showed the result Of
very careful estmste proving that up 70 the end Of
August last the total yield Of gold was AZ ounce
'The esroyts have brouIh down since then under:
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But 10 this amount SOMETHING must be aided Tor the
quantity convey ed by private hand within that period
OF definite data exist FOR ascertaining this:
but viii not be overestimsted by taking ten per
cent Of the quantity brought by escort. The totals
would therefore stand thus;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

ANOTHER FATAL AssAULr.-John Murphy
boatswan of the ship Surprise, who was stabbed ON the
morning of the 18th inst by OF his sbpnass who
had been ashore and returned grossly intoxicated
died yesterday at the New York Hospital lie bad two
wounds in the neck one in the eide and severe cut
in one of his arms Four men, named Henry Proc.
tor, Geo Martin, VIM. Clinton and Henry Morse were
arrested at the time, snd now in prison Coroner
oDonnel will hold an inquest upon the body Of The de-
ceased to-day At the time of the ARRAY the sapnse
lying in the stream of Wast and was about Ell,
ing for California
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70" Princes FoUNrAN PEs is the latest
novelty that has appeared in the shape of inksp
per 1t requires to be charged but once adsy, (0i
course lees frequently with hose who write slowly or
less than half the time) but writes smoothly and easily
and does not soil the hngers-a great point hss
right good article but you must spend few minutes
in first learning how to in order blunder
with IT, It is Cited for the desk or the pocket
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NEw STEAMSHIP FOR CHISA.-A new and
powerful steamer OF COO tuns burden has been con
structed &! Colyers yard, in this City. for hesr
Russell Stursis, y. Grswold and others, to run rs
tow and passenger boat between the ports OF shan
ghae, Hong Kong, Whsmpos and Canton. she has
very appropriately been named the Confucius after the
great Chinese philosopher. The Ccnfncius Il ex.
pected leave this port in about week from hi.
date, under command OF Capt. Dearborue, OF her
owners, who will take his family with him. She viii
go out loaded with coal vii the Cape Of Good Hope and
Singapore, at both of which places Capt Dsarborut
proposes 10 touch.
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ArTEnPr or Morurn h----~
CHILD Yesterday afternoon, MD.Kai wss detected
in the act OF attempting to throw her son, child
nearly three years Of age into the dock foot Of 2th
f. r. When questioned she stated that the father Of
the boy in the country and she having to
support the lad, had made up her mindto drown him
rather that let him suffer She taken to the Station
House and the boy was removed to the Aims House
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Te heys from Errore AID Csforn excluded The ooins Art
e. prepared for yesterdsys Tribune
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20 The L. 5. Nail steamship Arctic, Capt.
Luce which sailed from this por, on the Sh ms, for
Liverpool arrived Of HO,head on the afternoon Of The
18th, al ~ o'clock
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AMERICAN INsrIrUTE-FARmER' CLUB.-
There was meeting of the members Of we Farmers
Club of the American Institute az No 35l Broadway.
at u o'clock noon yesterday. Judge LIVINGSTON oc-
cupied the Chair Mr. HENRY MEIGs Secretary The
subject brought under consideration was the most
economical method Of fertilizing land.
Mr. SCION ROBINSON, who proposed the question,
made some remarks on the subject, and wa followed
by Professor EAPEs, who, in an address OF aaoS an
hour spoke Of the balance Il soil Which can be at
tanned oy scence, which balance exists by nature in
some coils ~ such degree that full crops d wheat
have been rased upon them from generation 20 gene
ration without msnure. The utility Of the system is
to anay the soil perfectly and 70 add the ingredients
which may be required TO make IL q standard soul he
produced some hops grown this scientific soil, more
luxuriant and Of better quality than those produced In
the usual method.
Several members took part in the discussion and
many examples rected Of the benefit done 70 the
sol By covering the surface with straw hay and
particularly FAX. 1t was stated that fax when spread
land enriches il very much, though il should be
allowed to remain there oay for shor, period, which
might be without injury the hsx and that coverings
of any sort ferEe the soil If the esmen,s Of nutri-
ment were raised TO the surface, and when not pre-
vented few int the air and became lost
An interesting and compeDdious view of Japan. cued
from the best authorities by the Secretary ordered
TO be printed He also read article on the method
ofuskins chsrcod by the Chinese which saves about
4oper cent over sur method, aud mAkes the article
much better.
nr. L. W. PHELPS, Of Wes;feld Mas exhibited 8
much improved Beehive
Mr.. GoBE, Of New Jersey presented the Mrfnera
Apple, TIE LapOts and the ponegranste, which were
n,nch approved by the Club.
Mr. WHITLEY q venerable gentleman from Cats
XII, presented box Of the Grapes preserved ia cot
too. They OF beautiful favor, and web preserved
Judge LyINosToS exhibited beautiful sample sf
anew description VI apple, which be named Tire Snow
Apple, from IL peculiar whiueness.
Prufefsor EAPEs exhibited yilmoun's drawings OF
Vegetables, WINCH very fine, OF fu size, and rh
which an irmensity Of pains nust have been taken.
TIE consideration of the sab ecr ofthe Most Econo
ieal Mode Of Feruzing Land viii be continued a. mex,
meeting. There were sbou, forty members present
The Club adjourned AZ 2l2 O'clock
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II The annual election for Wardens and
Vss'rymen in the Episcopal Churches took place ,e
terdAy.
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; TRADE SALE-The Trade Sale AZ Bancs
Bros continues 10 Ne fully aisenied The sslss A.,
lsTser thsa they year sso a; this time. SIAM
ford & Swords Catalogue occupied The time lurin,
yesterday and LIST evening
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~ Messrs. Bah, Black 4 Co. have on en-.
hibrOn IN their window he splendid service Of .,er
Presented to Captain o. X. Namforl Of the chpp,r
ship Tornado by the Insurance Companies Of the Cav
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Nov. 4-rw.t ESceetoca u nen -o.t". w. -

VaI.IIAuI.G w E;SFLRN LAT FOis SAFE
TRACT of seven thousand acres OF lan on lhe hea" "r
~ of hnhonys Creek, about 10 miles from rocaho'a cou
u,. rom ~ % miles OF the White Sulphur springs
hrisr county the same distance tom mel
uporon valuable land on this tract anu ID VI Easy
go, Ther il nov a wagon road run.ins Thought ,
CHE Land is said by Mr. samuel d rereny sold 10
Wc,sr Cokc Gael equal value with TINT tract
three thousand acres yihs WV
main and south Anhoys Creek about 10 miles
i the White Sulphur Springs, aud about The same ua.
(oyugton This sJlIc Sciy 'dluaole a"u a"u
uanIy Of yau able timber, with fine water powell Far
The title un1nes!unhple anu ,m,
apply L" "oppaS .;M IN - Ialion 10 The qualify
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AUCTION SALES.
SELMA FnH GAVE

SELMA FOIt SALE,
NJ my NC oo NJ PUBIC auction.
~ eSt this desirable situated in The
4" "naou, Fe worth III l.eesbug miles IRON, e pu,
~ Rocks Oh the Baltimore and Oho Rail RmI and mile, ,,o"
the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal fl cout,,. i go ,, 81,
which i. cleurd AMI the rtshue n wuu -,ir,ruIv ~
all the pu posrEu The larn '"''S" ave
The cleared lani Is divided into niue -.
meadow ira:5 lots, convenient 20 The h,u,.
the plough - " ~ "
Tic land i. lime The highest of rui,iv , vi
Constant water IN each chco and all nmjr h r,r ur
To the farming and grazing ractiae in Ills
borlo"d, farm can be better adapted e'
The bindings elegant brick dwelling
beautifully Situated which has recently put rrci orlr
anu tastcullY aIrIe AMI painted inside Ju out con.
vclrn BI, oi lar Lnrsuhs which rUoy com
TtaDe stables tor le work hOrsesa ur and
Tor Tile slduic hursc house. Comfortable
wants iii Ovrrsrer AMI all other nrces:ay buildings.
le waiter f'r tue tho huuse Kitchen exce!ieR
qualify being conveyed from frce.st0he spIins lead
Ell pipes, 10 r0nrencr the back yard aud with small
cisr MAY he rarIn ~ cs 20 each III the house.
large orchard of cnce fruit, apples aud peaches panr
of Years ah The all healthy and growing rapidly
Aud sumo vi them bearing.
Tee being crops wheat on the farm
la td shborhOod is found Of the best
which, together with its many advantages the
Deauy OF ts aud the hcahuncss
II = most delightful place Of residence.
Terms Will be fourth Cash. balance three canal an.
nua ayments with interest from date by per
onal e;uiil) aEd adeed OF trust Oh the farm.
AT the time and place. will BE- sold all the stock on the FARM
comprising hoses, sheep, cows hogs farming utensils.
nc VIII take pleasure in showing the premises
gentleman wishing IL purchase, previous the day
ROBr BEVERLEY,
g. =, WA. BEVERLEY,
Sept. 30--cls Executors Of i n RevprIev
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G.. w. ri c II A DSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NHIIL hereafter practice in the Circuit County courts
w Hanover and Hericothe Circuit and Hastings Courts o.
City OF Rchmond-lhc District CouIl OF Appeals OF FedeISnS
bure-the United States Circuit and District Courts al chuo
and The Supreme Cour Of Appeals
OyFIcR-A his residence in the County Of Hanover so
Posr OpFicE- Richmond Va Nov lo-o@e~.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING
g MERCHANT WEIslG Err, No. ll2 Main street. nav y,
=. hand large stock OF ready made Clothing, embracing
style and quality, Call and examine, wv ="
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,u,ue eubcrbe will sell day OF DssemseT a's s;on
iHe FARM in the County Of Louisa on SCUM hSei aS
M lands of James T. litter. the Mcssrs iloliaua} anu
conaning by survey @ aSes mas o" yeTy ss
,ibe Of Improvement being originally rth ana i Cen
prety healthy location IN seven @ Mine are alao On the
"rso,ses Il is well waleIcd, &c &C. i, h.;oe nv Mr.
Gis Land will be shown any DESTROYS oil w M
@ noaIss Who resides on place, or Mr. WIZ r. h"ucAos
Sale positive on the Isl uay VI JNO. T. HARRIS