New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
AUSTRALIA.
We have sdvices from Sydney to the 'th. and Ad-
elade 10 he "a OF December.
ANARCHY IN vICTORTA-REBELLION AT
BALLAARAT.
From The s,dac, EzJirs. Dee

tlhoe 10 tie 70 OF December.
ANARCHY IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
BALLAaRAr.
From The Sydnr, EaJirs Dee 6
BY the arrival OF The stenme' lioleepont, last night,
We have Intelligence from ills,rst which resy ia
Of Oh alarming nature. dsclosing, ~ ii does. an
armed re be lion az sipst the sae1 Authorities 10
Il al populcu- part of the gold fields. From the
pl, xion Of events at the last monea m,y expect
that the next mail will inform of et collision %
tween the military and the p'pelace. attended by
serious cons. quences and certain booished.
We suhjoin the latest accounts of thee unhappy
Occurrences they given by the correspondents
Of The Argus. letter, dated from B,li-r-t, Nov
% Appears in The Argss OF Friday. Ii /, a. follpxs
Never, perhaps. have these columns seen such "a
outburst OF populsr feeling as Was exhibited last
night on these dggipgs. In the course of the alter
noon of Yesterday, tschme1t Of the Forti-th ar
rived here from GteOng. At 10 L. NJ, a squsfr1n
of mounted police arrived from the same plscs, psss-
ing through the main street q, a hard gsllsp. As
they proceeded they were attacked with sticks and
stones by The exaspera'et oiegers and some severe
INJURIES we're the consequence. Toe pooulace were
BY this tine wrought up 70 an aSfuI pitch of excite
nent, but il remained for the detachment OF the
Twelf,bSfro IN Melbourne, at IL p. 80 feel what 8
wropgtd and elected class could DC capable OF do
ing. and 10 what lengths an indignant populsion
could CO. On passing the Eureka, they met by
large rumber of diggers no allowed all the wagons
G. nisLing the soldiers and ammunition to pass, ex-
cept the isst one, which they upsst cutrug the
traces and beating the soldiers with their arms.
partially smashing the wsgon aud injuriny the driver
in suoh uArItr that his life is in danger. One
drummer boy was shot in the thigh. The Te;drn o.
the wounded IL not forthcoming; but, from the nun
Der OF bullets sticks boula.rs and her nj si.s y
il about, hsve doubt tha, very many &C nd -nts
occurred. ! never wish 10 pas sssio through such
scenes es witnessed last night. This state Of ex.
oii.mebt LASTED uuti this morning. Every thing VAS
Quiet until , 7. NJ. when the cegers beg ~ 10
sembe on Bakery Hill, according TO public notice
uCe.
some ibousands Of guns and r.volvers were fred
rtrs cd AZ fna NJ
hcer ses were made. tad 10 means Of ascertaining
the dates Of ihose bornt M,ny tickets were issced
TO those who wished 10 become members Of the Re
fo,m Iesgue. lbeii.ve the subscripiion 70 De 81
The following account appears in The ArgEs OF the
I'd inst having been brought from the scene OF dis:
turbsnoe by specisi express
THURSDAY. ii 2. NJ in gres; hu.e forward you
Il pro .eeoinss of this morning aud considering them
Of the creates; Importance, seId them by special
messenger
AtloA NJ. Messrs- Commissioners Reds aud John.
con with thr troop OF mounted ard foot police, with
drawn sucrks I'D fixed bsyoDets dem 4nded from the
oigse,s TIER lcenses The cisgers on ther appear
anc- assembled in masses, many with Arms, TO resist
the enforcement Of this most obsckiols tax. Mr..
ConnissoIer Rede attempted % reason the point
with the diegegs lie told Them be must d. BIS dlty,
having instructions from the hghss, slsaor
ity 10 that effect and 90 il he would. H dres their
a,tt Lon to what their VI deputsaon hd told them
yesterday, viz: that If they meGorisiIed the Leu,
Govtspor they voulc &c. their rights and thai
over Mr. Faskper had been selected as one o! the
number to inquire into the grievances OF the gold
feds. rhre cheers for Fsvkper Inc cry Of the
dsserswas I'VE vii DO. have drssn swords or
.fIed bayo Where 10 the Governor" Send
"up Sr Chsrles Ho,han." eve wan, justice, and
We will have it"
Upon this M Comm is iorer Rsde declared he va
dttsiniI ed 10 collect the licenses We haven't got
them: We can't give them" " We have barnf them"
Mr.. Commissioner Rede-"My lads. nux road the
not act The cry vas, Read il. read IT," He read
il. The scene Of confusion and exciteuen which &C.
alone can depict.
moment Of silence being obtained, Mr.. Rsde BE-
ing evidently confused, and Mr.. johnson shsepsh1
ibe former said, " The licenses must be sho IN We
nost aPpresenc oil who have their licenses" Oae
crest, universal cry then arose. " To the camp BOYS
10 tie camp 70: sone distance the diygsrs fol-
lowed tosNd the camp the retrogradiag military
force. when suddenly there shout Of " No, to
the camp, boys; 10, to The camp. Back to or Va
err uod on Bakery HUI"
During this period the detsehmens of the 10th AID
isih bad formed near the bridge
OF the ciagers tone went 10 the Eureka, % ne to
the Red Hill, where they hsisted th<r haz-"The
"Sosthe-n Cross' while the Commissiooess aud cam
maroing cfioen were holding . consalcstioa on the
rev road. evidectly nonpussed to What we're the
Intentions Of the dggers, aad What they to
do. Al length the military and police formed tasa-
selves into divisions or the Bakery HUI throwisg oas
the;r "nxhs bobe," a. sharp shooeen, behind the
heaps srrroun ding the h,les The position being thas
tal en- I'D Mr. johnson skksd whaf he - 70 do If in
,hs collecting of the licenses, aad the appreheasien
Of the unlicensed, violence VEN used. Inc sasvef
from the of6eer in co9msod Of the police 80: "H
nan raises his hand to strike, throws q stone
sheet hin - The spSt" Thsse vsrs ths erdss
given 10 the police. An usferfsasss nan ming net