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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
AUSTRALIA.

THE INTFRCOL ONIAL POSTAL CONFERENCE.-THE FRO
GRESS OF AUSTRALIA.
rCn Our s. ecia. Correspondent
SYDNEY, New south Wales April !, 1907.
One OF the most important events III connection
with the Anstraasau Colonies that has Yet occurred
has been the recent mtercolOnial Conference al
Melbourne, which met the 4th ult., ana sat tor
about fourteen days. The members present were ::
The Hons. J. McCulloch. Premier of Victoria Chair
man. and G. VerdOn, Treasurer OF Victoria, repre-
sented the Central Colony; Henry Parkes, Premier
and J. Decker Postmaster-General, represented New
South Wales; j. Hail. Postmaster General, and CTos-
bic Ward for New-Zealand; j. f. BOTcaut. Attorney
General. and w. Duflield, Treasurer, for South
Australia; A. Macalister, Premier, and st. George
Gore Postmaster-General, for Queenstown; T. ID.
chairman. Colonial Treasurer, for Tasmania. The
urinary object Of this meeting OF SO many OF the
leading statesmen of the colonies was to discuss the
ocean postal routes between Australia ana tue
mother country and 10 take united aclOn III carry
np ont what might be agreed upon as the best course
for all concerned After much discussion, IL was de-
cided TO maintain three lines, two OF them wa me
Overland route, and that Via Panama. 10 do this
reouires an expenditure Of 100000 annually,
S 100000 of witch they intend asking the Engllsh
Goyernment to pay and the colonies 10 pay the other
Al 100000 in the following proportions Victoria,
New Zealand, and New South Wales, one fouIth
each: Queensland, One-seventh South Australia,
one-twelfth Tasmania, One-flftieth. The delegates
also decided upon inc ot Of
each colony TO whom any future questions aHectlng
the COLONIES generally should be referred IN ofaei
to bring their claims luy Deoae IT s
up which il really so important state document,
as furnishing the most Trustworthy proofs Oh uiIe
progress, material prosperity, anu 'e ,ht
These distant adJuncts OF inc NIoWh VI Insi"u' '''
give IL in full:
MAY IL. rILAfE Your MAJESTY ,,,n aro
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ERANCIN

PURl1C OPINION on TIE LCNEMBURG SETTLEMENT.
The communication of the Marquis de MOusticr on
the result OF the London Conference cody received
by the Legislative body The Of the settlement has
been received also without enthusiasm by the public
The Temps endeavors to account for this state OF the
public mind 1t says that the people convinced that
the Luxenburg question was but an incident IN the aggre
Germany by the establishment Of military empire IN
Germany and that it's not surprised at the expression OF
dstust Of the settlement Of the question on account OF
the OmnOus character of the present political situation
The MO,CiT states officially that all the men whose
term Of service expires between this and the ls Of De
cember next are to be Immediately sent home The pur
chase Of horses and the armng OF the 0rcsses and the
brigading Of regiments however have not been discon
tiDued and there exists impression that the Confer
The Pays remarking the "icy cOldness' with which
the statement of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
cevcd III thcSLcgislative body, Gas faithful his
tOfians, bound 10 say that few marks Of
approval having tnidly ventured TO make themselves
heard toward the close OF the message they were nmC
diatey COVERED by very significant cries OF silence
from all parts of the House. This fact IS equivalent Ia
demonstration. There exists general situation which
the set cement Of the LuxembuTg questca las not in the
The [i1erig saSs lit was with painful sentiment,
VIII dolOIous astonishment that the public learned yes
teroay evening what conditions France Lad purchased
peace. There had previously been two currents al thc
country-a pacific and warlikc one; hut now there
Is nothing but sentiment OF sadness. Of discOurage-
meE such as would be felt the day after defeat II j.
felt that has left at London the best part OF her
self a portion OF her credit and her influence
The France tries 10 make ont that the discharge oi the
men whose time expires within few months Is eqmva-
lent 10 disarmament. This may arse from ignorance
IL might be uukind 10 kAy II dd not.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


The London ISla6S alludng TO the proceedings at
Mr. adstones residence the occasion OF the visit OF
deputation Of the National Reform Ulhcn on tle I'm, ,
saws that frantic words be taken 20 indicate the
ruin and desperation OF once great party then the LlDe
re 6tI ye@s' IeGrGpi and Siarregard the proceed
ings Of Mr. Gladstones interview with the Representa-
tves OF the National Reform Union as the beginning OF
The Dag Necs declares that tho Liberal party will not
he bound Gy the Ministerial Reform bill
IN the House Of Commons ON the 18th, an ADDITION was
made 10 the Reform bill, giving the franchise 10 lOuScIs
TnE GREAT EASTERN
AT Liverpool on the 18Th the Great Eastern was sczcd
under Issued by the Court OF Admiralty on the
snlayis OF upward o 800 seanen, who nave, IL is sd
claim against the owners for &4.jO0.
Two seamen had also obtained an order from the Llv
rpoo magistrates against Capt Sir James Anderson tor
the payment OF wages due III consideration OF services
understood that the CT the ship unwilling to
pay the claims made upon them for wages until some
which the seamen are entitled. That determined the
owners viii then be in position to institute proceedings
oi Their own against the French Company which chu
tered the vessel.
TuE RELEASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
1he M0fg Star says that the United states nave once
% aSl1 sVeE n an example OF maenanlmx ana mercy Dy
MCi. WI & 1ne oa 10 M9i.a may well profit They nave gwen
ecuted Oh the scafOld traitor might have left bit
Ter ana even dangerous memory behind him. Jefferson
private lie viii so soon fade out Of memory altogether
ALREADY indeed the world had begun forget him Ono
son Davis was hero and an idol in the eyes Of large
ing for the febOod OF some and pow
eess Irish rebels it II right 10 show gTevous we're
the crimes OF Davis against the United States aud how
the United States have punished them.
The Morning Post says that at length, after having re-
NAMED state prisoner tor two years Mr Jefferson Da
Vis at one time the President Of the Confederate States
Of Ameriesh has been released bail The term OF Ills
imprisonment has been long, and, regard being had TO
the strict letter OF the Constitution, has been Illegal k
few viii be inclined 70 question too CLOSELY the action of
Government which held the life Of their ilnstrious
prisoner IN ther hands and nevertheless spared t The
accession OF the Southern States universally the
North regarded as an act Of rebellion and Mr. Davis
by common consent denounced as the arbitrator at
whose nsgatiOn that insurTectOn was fomented, and
whose skill and ability in no small degree contributed
Che maintenance during four years Of struggle which
Tor the amount OF boOdsbed which IL Occ8sOned and for
The magnitude Of the burdens which IL cast on the Gov
srnment whose object II was 10 subyert xapled
IN The history Of the world.
The 3ele0r0ph says: At last the ex President Of the
Iale Confederate fiafos Ot AueTca has been re-, s6h
Hon Dc fppuYg. JIGais0b Lr'is II ia i.a''ssS Wa
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4mL2IO-ilI
Total. I,97C,GJ9

Within the last sixteen years the two colonies OF Vie
tOria and New South Wales have produced supply uf
gold amounting in value Ia one hundred and fifty millions
sterling vesXths Of winch has been the produce of Vie
toIa alone. The colony of New South Wales has raised
from the earth 4G7 ns of coal valued at 4274222f
ana her coal fields north and south OF the port OF sydney
may be said be iBcxhauStibe The colonies of New
Zealand and South Australia are cmiHently favored in
the rich variety Of their resources New-Zeaand has
risen within the last few years TO important position
producer OF gold and wool In ten years the colony
Of South Australia has exported copper Of the value Of
SI5I G3s while the produce Of her cornhelds s unsur
passed by other countries The colony of Queensland In
addition 10 her pastoral and mineral wealth has cstab
shed by successful experiment her capality OF growing
both cotton and sugar Nor the of Tasmania
unmporant the British Empire. Her wool. Iain aud
timber, with the oil Of her whale fisheries, forn yalua
Bile part Of the Australian exports In the year 1850 the
exports Of the associated colonies In five articles of pro-
duciOn which selected for their conspicuous yaine 10
the world, amounted 10 more than twenty nD0ns
sterling. The results given from the latest Opcat
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THE WEST INDIES.

THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND COLOMBIA
BUSINESS AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, May q, 1867.
The Admiral commanding this naval station left
Oh Sunday afternoon in the steamer Francisco dc As OF
tho navy for Santa MaTtha his visit is connected in
49, NTH the affair of the r. r. Cuyler This unexpected
event moi only corroboates the report received by the
way OF NewOreans about the growing dlfnculties be
geeu fhe Colombian Government and the commander OF
the spanish fgate Nayas de Tolosa but also that they
transnred I'm the case OF e American Bark Ocean Home
since INV last OF the 18th inst Business more animated
The money market remains as stringent as IL mas been
for some time past
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA. I,
TIE FIRST SESSION OF TIE UNITED STATES DlsTDCa
COURT
Y rElEaRAPn
SAVANNAH May 27.-The United States Districe
Court Judge Philip Fraser cOnvenes on Monday June
at Sc. Augustine. The term promises TO be very Inn
portant one The United States CIRCUIT Court for thd
Northern District OF Florida win be held at the same tme
District Judge Fraser presiding This Will be the hrsq
session Of the Circuit Court held in Florida Justc
Wayne Will not be present The docket OF cases largo
and important, comprising several cOncatlon cases cong
nued over, and great number OF appeals from the de
United States District Tax Commissioning
Wilk CALL esq OF the United states Senators eectet
by the last Legislature and Judge Mcqueen McfBtosbs
have admitted TO practice by Judge Fraser on snbt
scrbng oath that they sincerely attached 10 tbd
and the Constitution, and well disposed 10 tha
peace good order happiness and prosperity %
the Government. and viii defend the same against al
enemies foreign and domestic. 4
The CITY Council OF Jacksonville have elected Johsi
Clark esq, Mayor, tstauch Republican and Gen Popa
has confirmed the election.
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TEXAS.

COLLECTION OF CONFEDERATE TAXES PROHIBITED,
sr rxIkGRAPa TRIBUNE
GALVESTON, May 27-An attempt 10 collect tho
taxes levied here during the war; in Confederate cnr
rency which would great sacrifice Of the proDert
of Union men, has called forth order from Gen Gf
forbidding collection Of such taxes Judge Reeves
tho Ninth District Court of Texas, decides that negr
witnesses are not competent I'm the trial of white met
The Sheriff OF Victoria County has refused to take greens
backs as legal tender
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
HUNGARY.

TURIN, May 27-M Kossuth has written q letter on
Che state Of political aas in Hungary, in which he
condemns the couIse of action which M. Deak, the
eader of the popular party las fit to adopt in
,he Hungarian Diet, and in his dealings with the
imperial Government of Austria, and blames him for
swerving from the true path which a Hungarian
-,t,iCt should follow
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
TIE LIXENBfRG CUSTOMS.

The Luxemburg Customs question, which has been
left open by the Conference. Will he discussed by
Special Commission. 10 will not DC settled until after the
expiration OF the present treaty between LuXemburg ana
the ZOllyeTein which will shortly expire.
WORK ON THE FORTRESS SUSPENDED
The works on the fortress of Luxcmburg which nave
been actively carried till very lately have now ceased
and the WOrkmen have been dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
SCHIESWIG.

.)NDON, May 27-Eveping-The DANISH Govern
49, ut has addressed a circular note to its representa-
iyes at the Courts of the European Powers denying
! truth of the report, which had gained some
credit that the Prussian Cabinet had entered into
sepotations with the Cabinet Of Copenhagen with
she view Of bringing about the retrocession of the
Province Of Scheswig to Denmark.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer, City of Baltimore, which left
Liverpool at p m. on the 18th, and Queenstown on
the 10th, arrived here on Monday morning.
The Virginia sailed simultaneously with the City
OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW May 27-Eyemng.-The steamships Unitedl
Kingdom CAPT Smith, and Columbia, Capt CaTnaghan,'
both from New York have arrived in the Clyde.
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THE FENIANS.
FALSE INVASION RUMoRs.

FALSE INVASION RUMoRs.
~ rsIssxAPs TRIBUNE
BUFFALO, May 27.-There is no truth in the report
of Fenan activity here FOR immediate invasion Of Canada
Fvervthine is Quiet in Fenan circles Bishop Lynch Of
roro;to a. who has been dangerously III at the Epic
copal residence in this city, is slightly better day
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
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Nv ATLANTIC TEIHGRAFH 10 THH TRIBUNE u,
LONDON May 21-The question whether thc oc''h
.entences of the Fenian oonvicts shall be carried cut
or not ennosses public attention The press OF
England aud Ireland generally urge that the sent
encos be eommuted to Imprisonment for lie. A dis-
patch from Dublin states that the jury have brought
N a verdict of guilty against the prisoner oBren'
but coupled with recommendation to mercy 1t Is
said that the American Minister Mr. Adams, Will IN
terpose his good Offices to save the prisoaer Mcclure
nom the eoaflOld.
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THE LAND OFtlCE.

OF rsLkGRiPH TO rHE TRSsSN ,...,,,,a s.y u q
The Commissioner OF The yer,s that lie President
States h., accepted fret section o. SsS @ S.s prs.,,
r. ,h ix II San Jose extending to ROM near ".
~ fasrse f pasut seeOuEt Of sad section IN "S" "~
lgd.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

The present number Of those animals most useful 10
man, as compared with the number only ~ years ago,
will exhibit alike the progress and the internal wealth of
the colonies In the year there were IN al Aus
talia 6l42 horses, l3i6g head of horned cattle, ana
2j7C2 sheep In 1865 the returns for the Australian colo
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Cqr GrAin
.gs6l9,3O RulG,8n ag149oo iswS5l Gi, ,aos. "a


II the position Of the associated colonies be- tested
by the number Of the shipping visiting their various
ports, its importance 10 Great Britain Will De equally
manifest The shipping return Of 1895 for the Ansinan
colonies give aggregate of arrivals amounting 60 9
09 uns and 2Os2 uns as the aggregate of deparures
The following table will show the distribution Uf this
mage among
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
IRELAND.

LoNboN. May 27--Eyening-It is at length au-
thoritatively announced that the Government has
oonmutod an the capital sentences of the Fenian
orisoners TO Imprisonment for life.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
THE tPTTAN TNsTRRFCTIOV.

dispatch from Constantinoplc dated May -,
SAYS: The Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs has re
ceved letters from SyIa dated the 7th inst, stating that
anf engagement had taken place between the Turkish
forces and the insurgents at RethymO, on the northern
coast OF Crete. The INSURGENTS stated TO have been
defeated with the loss OF $40 killed.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
AUSTRIA,

The Hungarian Diet met at Pesth on the 9TH. IL
has been decided that the coronation shall not be delayed
even though should refuse to send deputaon
to be present at the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Fr.Gov. William w. IIOppin and James NJ. Clarke
have been appointed Registers in Bankruptcy III Rhode
iki.4u
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
JOHN II. SURRATT.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT YESTERDAY - THE
PROSECUTION NOT READY-THE TRIAL POSTPONED
TO JUNE TO-
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