The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-24

The Dasgings a the Observation-Disclosures,
Political, and General Mlsssnany-Arrivals
-Dsaths-MaFkets.
We are indebted to Mr. Maurice Inguist and Messrs.
ArkeI and Elliott for fles Of the Melbourne (Ausrsa)
Aryus aud Melbourne kori~g Herald up to the 10Th Of
March. by which enabled to present readers
with highly interesting summary Of the latest events in
that quarter Of the globe.
Mr. Iisguist left Melbourne March a. in the ship
Argo for CaAo, sailed thence to Panama thence to As
pAwan and thence in the Crescent City, for New York
arriving here on Wednesday morning.
We extract the following from the commercial and
monetary intelligence portion of the Melbourne Morning
Herald of Marcel III
The gold market remains steady At f3 It's.
We lesrn from a gentleman who arrived to day from
Bendge that rich holes had been botsomed ut
the Wnite Hill diggings, at the close OF last week in
S~sd the yield WAS so much beyond the usual amount
thai great excitement amongst the diggers had been
We enabled STATE on the authority OF persons
well informed on sydney affairs, that the establishment
q mint IN that city Is no longer regarded a. doubtful
Tie sxpedent adopted by the Legislative Council OF send
ing out funds for defrayiDg all expenses connected with
the erection of such establishment 1T the same time
with the application the home government for the pri
vilegs Of coming money in Australia, considerably
that application and from hints that have
reached here it appears highly probable that Sir John
Pakirgon the late chief at the Colonial Office at
niat il sstabbea) whether the higher cost Of labor
&s, at Sydney ss compared with the London mint will
leave any pecuniary advantage to the Colonial mint,
upon the pfesent heh rates OF goid Az al events nov
some convenience must result from the power of
meeting at home the demand for specie, whenever it
England.
The TOP price of -four remains at f5 but large parcels
to-day were offered much below that figure:
Brandy is stu advancing in price and gin sold AZ i'm
proved prices to day portion OF London porter which
arrived last week changed hands at fl2 los per hogs
hsao. some realized ss mucn as 1io ,
oSr ueeong contemporary devotes cossderaoie space
TO the discussion OF the propriety Of taking immediate
ssps or .ne OVERWHELMINGLY u .omercA' Exchange IN
snr, 'oWn. :. 80.
Inc present week expected 70 De very du IN respect
Oh asirs unless some unexpected arrivals Oh
produce should muse sudden animation into the import
0soe. -, c., -
HE VICTORIA ESCORT ooMfANf-lhe Argus, OF tns Zist
peny and we can INFER from the paragraph pretty ac-
surne estimate Of the weekly product OF the Victoria
S,esas.
we reeHet 70 learn Thai tn,s enterprisipg company
w In All probaointy sno1uy close IT'S Operations; II De
e round that unless ounces OF gold per week are
snsyeo oy l,s scor' Inc expenses are no. coxsrea ~
therefore rests with the cigsers themselves ing the
Aexl TWO or three ~eeks 70 wnether tnsy can
AAe up Inc equreu amount anu nave Tue escort AePt
0ensnt 70 themselves ana 20 tne meicah,e commanty
INC ssmo Jpornsi ih'osu,s US .nat tho uoVerpnsnt
Escort from Bendigo and Mount Alexander resc ned Mel
s0utne on Ssturoay March lsn, WIN $3.50 ounces Oh
gead The last certihcate number from Mount Alex
asoe sas oooo, from benogo iZo!e, ana from Fryer
cfesk 20.
me 1oVernment ESCORT ron the ovens RIVER ogglns,
arrived AZ Melbourne sunday MaIcn Zotn at IL NJ,
with w ounces Oh Eoid Inc last ceruncate NUMBER
sa LISTS.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Stubs and Son sold on the ground March 19 por-
een OF Aotments IN the village OF kensngton adjoining
Harrington on the Government road to the race eourse,
ana Opposite the residence OF MT Nankin At prices
varying rom los. 70 sos. Per foos. TOTAL amount reaz-
co Il coo.
Mr. John Mackenzie sold :, during the week FIVE allot
mens westpy pSaoock Oh 1851 lncnes ana % Zee
Inches Ifoptaees, 81 ana IOot, os a.