New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

fhepce 70 thf ttczs az ne Hunter ano the osl. q =
ton y-s belt q and Of hundreds o. nl3cs y len-
and Of Unknown With.
lnd the more marvellous cir-1ulstz1ce = thaf eve
tie deer digEings end taose which kEye been mo-.
Of fresh mireTs at every change OF tie nlois az
rsurer Of ''dlEZTng' or " washing the dlrl OpII
Wa thoa-ht exhs I'D but s- We herr u al olt a1
md boy who 40 ked there for Dine mona, "
cleared $50 sfeT paying al eypnse Al 5rea 800
parties are meuyicnea making 100 0urcs-tnst i 20
cav above 800 II one week and l. ounces u oas d1!-
AZ Tie Drttoles and TElubsroora ile l.lfz GALL y.
he.Dg worked With Mexican cr1saer'. We HhON 49,
ing al the financial rezut a TIE uniertAklns
that III PAYS well Whatever tilet nay mean 4I-I0
t-e fresh digging IN old locality near tle % "a
ton POM, the Iuron k-sa o.ss.s, ,-,,,;oosi
mentioned N former paper, and are anh .l-n'.'-
n Nos Marks Hui nesr ffJulburn, snd ~ h'Ill1--
near Pictsn. The fat between AdelaIoe uo,ly =.
Wstrie Tree Fiat IL the Forest Creek disee-
We rlertif ned In former report four Adei-lls -
dug out $50 pounds weight Of pure goid oefNeen o.
fsst and diuaer has subsequently sustsired Il
ticn by inds a q - and % pounds welgh' 70 ult
We confidently expected that O1 tsns o. goiu r.
,sken fro m the Forest and Frsrs Creek distrct e
most forrunafe c. dicgsrs are uDdoubtef nc $3.50.
men. chiefly because great many Of mem - -
az ard rvsferv Of mining IN the south Austrahn ~
ne mn es laS rounds OF gol1 were taken by an ls
iaide party Of three g: Pegley Gully Beuu.-U ~
pounds weieii 81 New BeudiZo n ST. Forest SEee> ~
pounds weight in spring Elet, Fqfsss COZ an By
about twenty Adelaide men, who nes'ed I - -
than fortnight For the future these AdeiaI, -
vii probably exert their skn ana ingenuity % -
,rpl freasrrts OF their own prov nee 10 q,
r-rrsf many vessels were announced as iea,I'= ~
bourne for lie Adelaide dgsn--, SJuin ArsIr--.r
Larre qusu:iies Of gold arrived N doooor ne $3.50
the INST dsvs Of September, and tfpuuv, o -,
,rere i-r1rrcd into the ony in the last woeS oi
ana the frst week Of September lhe ~ loy
cor RON Rallarst brought % Melbourne anu -, L
ON the an Of Septenbcr OF OF am on VIC ~
,-i.,a F.cor. Cou1uanv brought % co5 oz--InaAlus
.o,sI al - G33 o. The most brilliant est OF IS -
,,,v NJ the Weld of the two great goll nei1s % "a ~,
Iiexspder and Balsrst given in series o. esGot r.
-. v,Iisted il, The Ntibovrne Ar9ns, eirbT ~
,- from October ISL 10 the end Ct Augn-r -;
The following are the totals; OCTOBER ue9,s 10.
~ November 60 s7s or December iosoSt o.
- I,.,v GsSo, lO7 216 o.: February lll,1Ie o.;
Wsreb l92 ~ o.: April. 135 10 o.; May, lJc,sco
o. June l62 go OF July 313 ls2 o.. and Aagas',
35OgCs oz-nskns' with tue ADDITION OF an oua iO,>v
az from some smaller places. an enormous total OF
III ga o. or between ~ and ~ tuns OF gold Ut
course this ststement relates only 10 pant OF the aouoas
yield Of the Victoria gold fields The following tAo'e
will perhaps come near the &C uai yIeid:
Amount Actually slipped.
Amount deposited ~ the Treasury and 6anss.. Slo5N
Amount psd into Adela.oe Assay Ofce ........ @i3U
Probable amount exported in private hands S5ISo
Probable amount IN private hands IN Melbourne ia %,
GeelOug
Probable amount In TIE hands OF dggeFs At the gold
fe.ds AID Oh the roads <SnU
Grad general total of tue yield OF the Victoria -
cold fields A. the end OF August. o1Af@
Or rs tuns, 10 cwi and Ounces OF gold 1870, H..
We may here remark thHt the gold exported since
October last represents value Of f5cbJ41I, ani all
these accounts, arc assured by The Meb7rHe hrad
ere rather under than stated. These astounding
resuls have been obtained by Led aborers, work
ing vihout either plan or concert.
1888 migrants arrived IN the colony In the hrst
week a september snd the labor market wa conse'
quently wen supplied but az the demand was nearly
dcual 10 the supply wages did rot change materially
Married couples were still engaged az tJ0 without and
As TO $50 with family which shows tha In anotner
hemisphere children arc source OF income while WIN
M they arr expensive Shepherds and hukeepers could
get $50 general servants, carmen and gardeners t9O
cooks, busA carpenters, and grooms, f6O hacksmths
$50 20 go per onnum; agricultural laborers Al 70 Il
: per wcck--al including raiiOns Competitors were
paid G, the rate OF per thousand and pressmen re
Ceycd a. per week Seamen received go tor the
voyage England, audi Ia the coastins A. TO ts per
mouth was the usual price The wages of hou'emIids.
leundiesses nursemsids and cooks averaged from S0
10 R36 per annum Tne Melbourne prices OF proyisions
were high. fourpound loaf cold n ll6 beef and nut
ton at per pound veal, e pork, y butter 30
cheese 2 egcs b per dozen; ham and bacon, =
potatoes. u per cwt Goals s5 per tun water 3 per
hogshesd The prices 1t the dlggngs were higher IN
placer and lower in Chcrs, but rsiions generally
were looking up.
deplorhhlc IN the extreme. Society has been tainted
with the refuse Of the English goals OF the govern
Ient IL h stated in very strong terms that WAITS per
severance energy and wisdom and that it, lsSfy, par
simony and absolute imbociliy have done he colony
ncalcushe harm. Crimes Of the most fearful charac
ter snd degree abound all sdes the country IL over
nun with bushrangcIs, and the towns are infested With
burglars In broad daylight, and in the most pubic
street, men have been Knocked down. ilused and rob
bed Shops have been invaded by armed rufisDs, who
have "luck up" the inmates and rihed the promises
Thieves bppcar thick upon the ground, and so I'M
coasing in their operations, that y quite clear they
must often rob one another Murders numerous
and remtin almost always unpublished. The police re
cowed or lesgued with the rhans, and the administers
ton Of the law s iast sinking into contempt I'VE
have says tie MobosrHs ArgEs AL the evils of Lynch
law without IL yigor ard considerable portion OF the
community makes no ceremony of advocating that bar
bsrous and sanguinaIy practice.
Next 20 efficient police force importation OF t.
male servants is urgently wanted In Victoria Ladies
must do their own household work. be exposed 10 the
double annoyance Of paying high wages and having TO
put up with great deal of incompetence. Men have
booked into the colony by thousands but the women Of
England have been less migratory and Is successful
dgsers usually get married fast circumstances per
mix the lew women who arriTe are usually soon re
moved from scrynde and placed al the head Of some
rough Establishment at the diggng- in the bush We
are ssfued that the splendoI of diggers wedding
sometimes rather startling. Young hsh orphan girl-
who scarcely know the luxury OF shoe until they put
their bare feet upon The col Of Victoria lavish money in
white satin l0s les yard for their bridal dresses
and hsunt out Of the shop ssmnng the door, because
the unfonse stoTekeeper does not keep the real hsws
AZ ten guinots apiece