The New York herald., 1866-03-29
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Reeai1 ofthe Governor OF victorfa-shar,
Despaseh from tho British Colonial Sec
retary-End OF the New Zealand War

retary-End OF the New Zealand War.
RECALL or srR cHAKLEs rARLrTo.
Sir Charles Dsios Governor Of Victoria who has been
involved In an undignned quarrel with his ministers,
who have appealed to the homo government has bccu
recalled IN derpasch nom Which The fslic~,ns IS
extrscts--
II has been my desire avoid svsn The appearance Of
which ought 70 be locally DECIDES 10 make every pos
sibe allowance for the oirumsapccs In which you
ssss sss !. Isa e. = @ the
psed 70 return W the Addrcssof the Legislative Council
Il h your own set nov which leaves ms no
self and the petitioners. Ysu place me In the posi-
tion Of having 10 determine whether you can con-
noe o s % esa
received by you confidential advisers with any other
feelings bat those q doubt and dssus His ono Of tho
nrst duties of the Queens representative keep himself
as far possible aloof from and above all personal
ncfs He should always copducs himself be
Of Parliamentary proceedings might present him his
confidential sdsisers wbiie the one hand u is his
pori oons,sently With the Oh srysnce Of The law se
ought on the other hand TO be perfectly FREQ give
sane support 20 any other Ministers whom Il may be
necessary for him NJ any future time call his
ses The colony s en,i'led know that the Governor
dives this support his Ministers for the tne being aud
that he s able and willing " the occasion shall arise 10
giye the support others regret 70 say that In
the present instsncr you have rendered this pos
.ibe Il must BE- evIden, 10 yoarself that You Occupy
those whose anteoedcnts point them out most likely
20 be available 70 y0n In the event of any change %
Ministry. THIS has resulted, think, entirely from
your own acts. your adoption Of q course Of conduit
which oanno, be juadcd law, and your strong
denuncation-in which I wholly unable 10
cuf--of those who have objectsf 20 that 10
tn,pocsiie, mrch Te0vd b say that afo AIS va
an sfA 1draniag, rass 20 eoHdaef Ne Sovsrmeri u
Ne oniony
Looking yonr long services, and sincerely desirous
10 every allowance for the difficulties u your yo
tion have been reluctant to the decision
vh Oh, nevertheless, have been obliged 70 adopt
'.seref Of yosr dDf.' and ns g,v,rnmenf9 e otnyte
placed tn ofheg h6nda
A. soon, Therefore your convenience will mint of
your leaving the colony. should wish you ~ place the
government the hands of u neral Carey. whose duty
VIII be 10 administer u until your successor shall be
appointcd. trus uai occasion wil arise In which
n VIII b. clear 10 his judgment that the advice 0f his
Ministers for the time bcisg would Involve violation -
tie lav. In such case would doubtless be his duty
20 refuse comprDoc and 70 endeavor 20 obtain The ad
0f other Ministers
Her hsjesiys sovprnment have no wsh 10 interfere
In any questions Of purely colon al policy and only de-
sire that The csony shall be governed IN conformity sh
the principles of respcnnbs ssd constitutional govern
eu subject aiways 70 the paramount as,hory o. the
lag. have. kc, EDWARD CkRDwETI.
syvArA IN ynE COLONIES.
Advices have b>en rs~efved IN England from Mel
bourne 70 January - as< Sydney Jssnary a.
The news from No. zeaisnd h thai us war virtually
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ns6 pah, near ras1, On th< eth I'D I'm Inst
fhs drought ia Victoria - 70 . great extent nroten
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