New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
AUSTRALIA.

We receive by way Of Pansma later advice from Aus
traa with dates from sydney % The IN q August AID
r. N 81 bourne 20 the 9Th OF the same m)lt1-
1Ie Of trade and gold receipts a Sydney were In
TIe steamer Unicorn had rot arrived Il s. dney a. 0u-
atesf date hal she been heard ~ SINCE sailing FDa
(sllao On The IN June. w. believe L wa the intention
Of Capt LtpIidge 70 soi the UucOn most Of the way
to sydney to be sure Of having sueieny Of coal
nth Which 10 encounter rough weather ana the a'nsss
Prom Tie NUovr1l Aress Of the 18th Of August W.
learn that from he let OF January % tie u august
tie eZIogt 81 gold from Nict2ria amounted 10 ~ tl8
Jb la.e inf rnafion from the different ieis i Is fol
lows from BelaaIat tie oldest o. our godaeil. ONE
Astonishing humps have turned n.y. and great exeiiensn'
has llOyed thereon From B.ldlgo matters ar rlrO-
crossing steadily nOtwiihstandiuc tie new ana competing
teds around IT, IL i evident IRON tue numOer c'niinl
me al work his ned, that az dgges n9t 90 easy
Id Nv az from eady certainty o. doubtful new nell
From MIvor nearly all tie digger haze LEFT for the nj
hmm hut further confirmation Of is pTOduclivens.s has
yet % be received From hOIOng a. the d.. AVE
zone and the store keepers following Al the Ovens
matters going pretty - ably the quantity com hg %
Mclbourie being rather over that cent t. sydney
IL i with sasfaetou note tie sttaly h,felar nlW
GONG on in tie amount brought down b. escorts Al
though ths shows les quantity than the previous Wee
II n be exrlned bv the lcf that two GJverlneni L
- vvere rerored asi week one q which belonged 10
90 rrevous ore lie Dcrcgseis upward Of 1oOyJor the
lat two weeks that reported since April last.
gradual dimnuton in the hPnens Gi spe'ie aPiears
~ have beeuu II home. Several vessels have arrived
from Brfon stely, in which there's none reported
We observe appointment iattiy ma4e, % IN Any
Master fr this Colony We d. not exactly know wnefe
n cold 70 come from for exercising the flnct 1n Of
such On officer According 20 our experience, We feel Ger
"a that the digeers. class prefer receiving denle
amount for their gold dust rather then resort @ the expe-
dcrt Of having melted ind assayed as that involves
DELAY and rtantg as t. its value, who they VIII not
nix We feel equally certain thai merchants VIII prefer
purchasing tho gold guaranteed ~ the standard value 20
running ne chance Of pun hasng the dust ana Then nav n
me.od and aged. The r., stem of conducting god
trode ~ Adelaide cannot be eugIait here From the hs
ourmerchauts purchasers o gold Isl and atteryt9e
banks -, 70 IN Adelaide When gold dust was freely
offered there b. dgcors purchaser oq al 10 the guam
tity could not be Ound. and cOlsd cradle an i-ut
was brought back to Melbourne. The result OF this
and the c1ufequent erection Of q gold melting and o.
saving establishment Il does not therefore follow that
b.cau e We have an Adelaide Government Assaycr APP
pointed 10 I'll Government situation IN Victoria that the
fal fLed mode Of conducting the gold business here
10 chanee nor d0os il follow that greater value s +, be
attached 20 stamp on IN nr0t Boy GDrernment over
that Of rriyate esiai.hm mt where guaranty given
We cannot sec any other mode Of fully occupying the
lately appointed official thun boy Cove nmelt extending
tle q ialnhIneu q degree farther AMI opening bioa
bYokers oGcc. They have lately been experimenting as
banker and this would only he trading IN the rae, as
thew ae now in the man )4c,ayeG material Should tho
results q this new branch prove PrQfab and sa'tJac
fr1 a. has been tc with the banking the public VIII
lave 10 pay for another aborve attempt at the erection
of an estabshment out of time ana place.
number Of now and rich mines lad been discovered,
lut tie workers in the old mines were vel satisfied
whore lhey that not many lad gone 10 DE Nc" DIS