New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09
AUSTRALIA.

We have later advices from Australia via Panama reach
ing TO March 5h.
The accounts from Australia do not to be favor
able as at our previous advice 9Th February While bu
sness generally is represented as being quite lively the
yield Of gold has sepsiby decreased while It's price was
somewhat reduced.
Legislature LIST of February of very arbitrary aud I'M
inst act 10 regulate the raising of from the gold
mines Of New South Wales The effect Of this act was to
create disorder the TurOn during the month"; and IN large
degree TO depopulae the place Ii WILL persisted in says
Tie Empire drive all foreigners from the New South
Wales diggings and deter the coonis and British imm
grants ON the enterprise induce them to step over the
boundary the still more tempting diggings OF Victoria
where similar law does not exist.
Tbs moral and religious aspects OF the Colony do not
vary from mon to month. immigration has done nota
ing vet to elevate the people. The female immigration Is
strangely absorbed and the comfort of families does u
keep pace with the quantity OF young women imported
There some error in the management OF this matter
which deprves the Color OF sensible advantage from
the acquisition few only appear to be of class able
and disposed to live to some useful purpose Inc goa
has produced deeerious effect Spon the industrious incll
nations even young females. They are not willing 10
commit themselves to industry for support and to all
that is requisite 10 make them honorable members Oh
society. -
The state Of crime is iuauspcious Although far better
of (says The Empire than neghbOrs we are reapng
tbe fruits of the loose cOnvctism of Van Diemens Land
and of the cupdiy and progacy produced by the specu
lifting tendencies Ofhe time Ourages are becoming some
what slarmney frequent and are accompanied with q
frocty most appalling Yet were the state OF education
in Advance we should entertain fear of these symptoms
The thing 10 be depOred is mat the young are to large
lint oTowirg mn abandoned in morals from the utter
want that domestic training without which mere school
education will be nearly in vain. The state OF educ3hSn
is fesrIly bad Moral discipline Is everywhere NJ lau
tls respli Of which will be- without speedy anenamen'
that the next generation will be one OF vastly augmented
proiQacy and ime There is enough IN the prosper 70
awaken the deepest solictude for the future ~ -.
Under the head of General Progress" The Empire says
it not quite easy to give fair estimate Of the
prospects Of the present moment when the cause oi %
recent progression has been strangely tampered wiz"
The Government recently exulted in the expectation o
large from the gold mines for 1883 and
valuation Of the licenses aud royalties which was oos
cred very much beneath the probability at tlOooVo wiz,
an addition of fllOOOO for escort and conveyance IL
would be hazardous TO form opinion OF the INJURY
which these expected will have sustained rom 'he
operations of judged old Act There every reason
10 believe that will operate most disastrousy upon inc
Gold Revenue, for the quantity Of merchandise
the dggngs becoming immense The goose ana .ns
golden egg again II 10 always best to keep panghne