New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

tho ,s,5 NJ t.o trooper- With Orders no their OH
CT II he nsde any a;senP, 10 escape, 20 ol1F Us
brsia- out.
rs,i.w ba.iuk taken place On Btsery I'LL, ths Is "
.,ru,rt Cgc- for some tson which t1onSh bO'1 ~
ear ard eve witness, | cannot uoder.taof re'Fef
TO ard Il csmp hug nc' IN Pescs, for ha hfe i o.
oiss.rs bad equipped Themselves VI reviewers an
With Weapors % all ind-, b1t1 offensive ard ee.en-
i've Scattered sho,. w-r- heard about t1i tn-, apd
,us men having sc,Ied his piece VAS pur.ie1 oy
p,rts # police Who. acting uniar orders. fired "a
lIn amoug the the 'eLts, bot luckily mi sci, but
ey.Itually captured him
Toron. heut the whole of this eventual m)rainy,
from 10 A NJ. uttil p. VI, there Fss one ulIver.tl
VI 40 nous cry" We vii Rot pay the license. We
will h.ve our rights.
NAY stsie that the whole of the camp was b Ar
ric.d,d vi sand bsgs, trusses OF hay. &c, aud
parties OF soldiers aud police posted behui these de-
fences No one Vas allowed 10 approach. but even
in the main road were told TO . move On.
At3P NJ. We were aroused 10y reiterated shoutIng'
ard firing, which We c-coyered 10 proceed from he
dieg,r's stroDeho Bakery Hin. GA going there
found srge number Of diggers assembled, for ne
in line giving 10 their nance, in rotation IN order -
become members EFF the Reform League. All were
armed The sailors were placed 10 = division by
Themselves. Parties wee going through the manual
exercise under the superin.endence Ut Al old soldier
ana every present strong evidence that they
were unapimous and determined.
A meeting will take place at A. NJ. to morrow
morning.
h,r,n r. Nam outbreak has taken placed on
Creswick Creek arc part of the p)lics has been
8. Ut there from this place the result OF which will
meItion in my next; but have not one moment 10
spare.
ton from me. have seen personally, or heard all
have cent you to-day. IL ia impossible 10 depend
upon the numerous reports hourly circul3'ed aud
brought down 70 Melbourne BY nteres ed parties.
strong party Of dis gers have occupied the roid to
Melbourne 70 rescue the prisoners.
believe seven prisoners are taken: several
wounded on both sides but no deaths. The driver
Of the American wagon is rallying.
OF the ste % adopted by the Govern rent, on the
receipt Of the in Melbourne, TIE Arra,, OF Sat.
u1cay. says:
From the statement made in the Legislative Coun-
Gil Yesterday by the Colonial Secretary, il will be
seen that collision bad taken plsce between the ri
Oteis and the military, although happily without loss
Of life on either sioe The state OF thiGgs the dig
eipes bs- indeed bscoms moot critical sud any hour
nsy bring iptellig of the most serious nature
Tie Government is thoroughly aroused and l, con-
c, hrang the whole military and poles force Of the
colony az B,lasrat. All the available men OF the
ioih ard 18th regiments have ,ft to~n r that lee,
iry A booy Of three bunored sank and file OF the
former giment with their bsnd, were msrched out
yesterday afternoon, under the comm ana of Lieu
ensbt Colonel valiant and the whole Of the officers
Of the regiment. Tney took with them four field
pieces. two .ix and tso twelve Founders. All the Of
fcers and the men Of the IL regiment with the ex-
cepton Of Capt. Yertker and the necesssr, guard,
have eft for the same place. They number abcu.
three hundred. Tweniy-fUur IN N ofwsrs men, aud
about twenty maraes from II VI. ship Electra, have
also been sent off Fifty horse and about the ssms
number Of foot police were 10 be di-ps'ched yesler
day sfierpoon. A large nu nber Of baggage and An
uunition wagons were sent with the military. We
also bear thu. Sir Robert Nj kle Commander in.chef
OF the forces and Colonel scartney, Adjatsnt.Gsn-
erel Intend to start for Ball iHat at o'clock this
orning The amount of the force, military snd po-
lice 10 be assembled at these dggings viii be little
short of thousand men.