New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

Wise; together With SIX officers, and ninety'iour
mounted and foot CsnstsAulsry. Capt Pssley. OF
the Roy q Engineers Lasut Ricbards 10th Kssl@ent
and 81 Inspector Taylor were Capt. Thomas
srcerly officers ON this oeGsson. -.
The force thus constituted advanced steadily until
they received the fire Of the rebels, and then sormed
an extensive berrcsde, which tnese hsd 'r some days
COM ted and hello az stronghold.
In their hesdloDg fight before the vigorous assault OF
the troops they me. with and merted casstse
mtnt Thirty ere believed 20 have been killed and q
much larger number wounded.
This salutsry lesson to the traitors aud anarchists,
then bsnced together for the subversion Of law aod
order, bss. the Major General regrets to learn, not
been Effected without Captain Wise 10th regiment,
and Lieut.. Panl 18th regiment, being severely
wounded. and other casualties.
Sir Robert Nicke will not fail to submit the names
Of the lied and wounded for the confederation of the
H. Honorable the General commandlog'in chiel, IN
order 70 thee being transmitted 70 their respective
parishes so thst their friends and kinsmen may be-
come acquainted with their gsllsntry.
A meeting held at Mount Alexander was attended
BY OoO miners and speeches OF very inhinm itory
character were made. The suhioired are among the
resolutions passed:
That az the Legislature has taken no satisfactory
steps redress tine grievances OF the residents on the
gold fields this meeting protests against the isJury
done them and resol res 10 take out no more licenses
for gold. digging, and TO quietly abide the conse-
querces and, as il is necessary that tue diggers
should know their friends every miner agrees to wear
IS Cge OF gOoO lbD anu III euEPVit VI suc onuec
piece Of red ribbon on bis hat and not to be re-
owed until the lic.Dse-tsx is abolished.
That THE mt citing Indignantly protests against
the violent ard Illegal resort to arms on the part of
the Goveynmept against the people OF BAlarat, and
the hostile attitude assumed by toe'n toward the
naturally peaceahly disposed and industrious inhsb-
itants OF the gcId.feds, by placing them illegally un-
der martial law ard deliberately records its uoster-
ably fixed de.rmiuaiion in the event of the Govern
m ent refusing TO Immediately Withdraw the military
from all The dggirg', TO use every just mean wltbn
its power 10 obtain their sacred and inaliensble
riebfs.
That this meeting from their very sous sympa-
thze with the true of the people who are unjust
" imprisoned for taking part IN the late outbresk,
ard also desire TO publicly express their esteem for
the brave men VII have fallen 10 bate, and that to
chow their respect every digger and bis friends do
wear to morrow Sunday q band OF black Grape
their bate ard in their public and private devotion
remember the widows and orphans OF the desd war
riors."
Misks Hansen has been giving concerts at Sydney,
with great success.
The r. ceip's of gold per escort, during the week
ending the sth December. at Melbourne and Geelong,
amounted 10 % 5ss ozs dwt
The total amount of gold dust exported from Nicto-
ria since the lst of January, 1854 is 2,olS,j ons
dwts. grains.
TIE Legislative Council had adjourned