New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
AUSTRALIA.

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- vbicb has taken Vlsce between Don Antonio
a,rom Ge Ayala the consul Of Spiin ar the colonial
rov,rruet on the Gu Jet OF he Immigration OF SUITS
lie Iers3rs Of the lsboIinS en- ses Ilo t'G 'l .o u
r-oyire.s Of .p,ia 10 Australia. 10" Npahs1 consul
.sled tho Government 10 in'ormlhim ~ 10 doE his
counirymen wouo be sccomIpo ed on their arriving
here anu il reply le lad very progeny oee1
with . cory Of TIE immigia on legultcoas. lne COZ
All tndiiy by hos- reg ula ions rba. great clcutes
were inter- poe the carrying on, o. tee view" ol le
SuaIish Goyenmen, was lDchnel 20 Sosoroh ~
cespsir propCei ion wfich SCENE ho' my - ~
ys1,..sous To his country nj; alec 10 thus coiony'
Now if !: could he shown - the publ tl1t cOasl9eia-
Ole aovartsse wss likely 70 arse ron toe I'm mgr
ton OF such class Of lsbO.ors he kat reiered o.
the uis Lt possibly be Induced 10 take lively interest
in TIE matte HE ex ellorcy he GosCraor- enera',
lie knew Disposed 70 concur Ia ne pro osioAs %
which be hsd referred.
Tie Government has been demanding sppropri4
,ioIs which an routde. cd people sre hsrily able
10 paw One item especially, IN the estiT a'es-
tll eco for he TO nation OF COLONIAL arm cry coz s-
WIS., ctr ously listed by the i-cepe4den; me hoefS
Of tie legislature. During the whole nisht meg &C.
Cesvored 10 defeat the measure BY succesSi)n al
smendnent:. Fn-iDg, no 'ever ihelr opposition
Looeessly in ffec,ua, they fnAlIy withdrew 10 body
from the House. The Sydney Empire OF the l>h o.
August n skies tie following conmeuts:
The absolute inisusticn OF the Executive Is one Of
the uost remarkable Cr,Im .tances OF this s'ngulsr
episode With 10 iate i. IDLE motive, they are defy
jng Il opposition 10 conflict which mps. Inevitably
raIay &c The GOVERN eIt aud suspend tas business OF
he Acmir i,,rS'iou; ard while rretrevaoy damaging
,be nos;ton of Sir ". Depison they are at the
time cutting away the ground from benz ath their w
fl I as publ n er. 49, ., ~.
sac ma ri, cry has cone TO dead lock. The otl-
& rs Of Government may Justify themselves to SIR W.
Den isOD If hey con, for thus cpptng at the ouSs'
lis exceen We sCulEist0tion b1' ~ % doves tue
ronulsr ropns natives 70 determine ~. deibe.a'i,n
AZ cor cert 4 e,r iutu psa OF sc'iOu. The p)Eer
placed l. their haods by tie House is immense, eai
their responsibility 10 tie country great tor is Nse
sUu udlcous exercfe. Ine Go'erhmen mas SHOWN
l. fx.d PURPOSE 10 crash them If possible; - force
the estimates through the couac wltsOu surrender or
comm onse snd 10 make the forms OF discussion
PRACTICAL moosery. IL has challenged them 10 cea y
ercoper and tie people whose interests are al stake
look on M
SydneJ is rapidly advancing as city. The new
buiidpg for the Sydrey exchange Is gradually Using.
OF d already is Gr advahced as to afford pretty
good idea Of what its ap, earSnce VIII &c "Heh nu
isped. The New ~ ate Police c0urt s Vancel To-
wsrd completion. Tie : gdley and Par4matta railway
was 10 open positively abou he miicIe OF Octo6-r.
Al addition 20 Iafive manulac ures is noticeable IN
the Ausrassiau s'esr works. established IN sydney,
for The nuactufe OF searic or sperm c3hoies lte
coI sumption # this article 10 the An trailn COLONIES
is ctrsi cradle, but market has hitherto been but
barely supsl lied ty I'M oortGioD.
The counts from the go1 he6e OF tue Colony jus
thy the expectation of mere .led Yield from the
Bines Copper, too, has becoue AZ item OF expor',
Shipment having been made fro Melbourne by the
Phubician la connection "ith the mineral interests,
may be mentlOne1 thdt me supply o. codt ud5 lu-
creased and the price hes ia en- reducei rs 70
render CO Il an article Of fu equally cheap wood.
TbeIe had bsen very extensive arrivals OF bread
ctr fl, aud the prices of provisions have been some
what reduced \ 0rsiderebie tendency To reduc
ton il the rate of wages was, no gever, at the same
time noticeable, SO that 10 many instances consider
able pressure las felt by the working CLASSES which
slso shared by the traoing olases.
The egTcutlra pros ,ecis Of tia Colony were favor
able. lie weather has generally baea proptous,
although from quarters there complaints OF
wal / of rain. a much ncresssd breadth OF lant has
gel eIelly been soHn with wheat.
The Melboune drgRs of August says:
Entries were passed at the Customs today for 20 339
ounces for LoIdon by the Ballaara aud for further
shipneuts by the Nile for Hong Kong. One of the
CbLee pa sen1er shifs, the |I1ilan cleared out at
the Customs OF Melbour G morning Of July 81 with
another batch of successful celestias the total of
who god announced to 762 ounces
TIE amount of gold shipped in Melbourne from jan
uary 10 July of 1855 rs iclloHe:
Per Mountain Maid to Calcutta ............. lao
Ielegefhto sychey' '''''''''''''..'''''''' l'Vo
tuss Il cwt rs ID at 80 5555s
The amount Of gold dust imported into the royal
mint at Sydney during a week, ended August 4, was
2 Gal ounces. Payment is nov msie by the min. au
tholiies to depostors of bullion OF IL o'clock the
seceId day after delivery.
Arume ousIy attended meeting OF persons favorable
TO the Peoples League cid st Melbourne July 25
committee Yves formed for the purpose of mskiDg
arrangements for evening" meetings. and IL was resolved
that dtputaiOn he goined 10 wait upon the gov.
ernor TO impress his excellency the necessity Of
immediate steps being taken 10 throw open the lands
of the Colony 10 parties deslrous OF eteiing upon agr
cultural pursuits
Accounts from the agricultural districts oe Victoria
agree in stating that the quantity of land under cutiya
ton is much greater than usual aud TIE prospects of
the crops epresented to be good
The escorts from Mount Alexander and Ballaa-at
brought down TO Melbourne, July 81 81, 100 OF. gold
and geo 532 15s. l0d. cash.
The BenGigo AdrGrtiser of the 2lst Of July says:
The police magistrate recently on visit 10
Burnt creek to inquire, in company with Mr.. Com
missioner Cloves, into certain charges OF misippro-
prdtion of money in the gold office there. The in
yestgsiiOn was secret ore; bu, il has transplred
that the conduct of the officials at that place had
been anything but crediteble. We believe tat the
ina. stra,es forming the commission of inquiry into
tie charges have recommended that the comp mt
should receive compensation from the Government for
the losses be bas sustained.
Very favorable reports are given by The Geeloag
Adrerttser of the FierycIeek diggngs. II says There
IL rev gold-feld opened up in this quarter, near
Mount Cole, from which we have information of u
very pleasing character There yet olly about
two huDd ed oiggers on the spot, and all said to be
coiIg well. TIE sinking varies from two to fourteen
feet Ore party in Elk days, are informed, washed
out seven bunored ounces all cOaree gold one piece
weighed Thirty six ounces. We 90 not vOuch for
these statements, but having received them from
very creditable source, make them public.
Among the inhabitants of GeeOng, we learn, toe
desire to have the electric telegraph line extended to
BallGarstIs gaining ground and considerable number
of shares bave been taken up.
The ntelle ence from the gold fields Of Victoria is in
general encouraging a fine Iueget was lately found
OF the Alma. Iwelghed between twsnty-seyen and
twenty eight pounds, measuring from six to seven
inches in diameter, perfectly fiat and smooth. thew
Bendgo a nugget has been found weighing seven and
ole half POUNDS. letter from Tarfengoger states: