New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17

request was granted, wv
out grumble, and the tiresome work OF negoauon De-
too the Governor and various members of the House
was permitted 10 proceed Mr. McCullOch the leader OF
tho Ministry then holding Office until their successors
were apponted informed the Governor that MS party
that thew were allowed to the Darling grant
10 the Appropriation bill The Governor refused 70 ao"
na' between II His Txceeney and Loast party
abruptly terminated, and on the "a INST me Cons"
Mr. saden, the Acknowledged Leaders OF enu 81 tbee
tOnallsts were communicated with Inc result U eso
interviews was annonhce9 10 ,ted that Ministry com
posed as follows had been formed Chloi ! @
sladen; Minister OF Justice MI re TSSds Mr. (es.
Treasurer Mr.. IangtOn commissioner vi pno 800
Minister OF Mines, Mr. kerford Inc mn
this Ministry had been formed TOOK tne ElYhg
trers Who had attached themselves 10 the popular side
seeing that they would soon be deprived Oh Ie ,
te the corse OF action which the Governor had seen
IN 10 pursne Associations under the auspices OF the
and In every town OF any Importance in the premises
and meetings were held nightly, at which Downright
with ali the fiery impetuosy which usually character
ICES stump oratory These harangues however were
delivered TO crowded audiences, and received as gOs
truths and the lnvariabe applause which followed tne
reprobation OF home influence aoundanty shoNeu tnat
the majority OF the population n determined 20 assert the
principle OF nonnteTference In the management OF Ie
own affairs, and in the expenditure OF the money Wc
thev contributed to the Golfers OF the State The more
prominent and leading men among me Loyausls haNe
kept aoof from the stump and P9DG oa,
pcT{oan this kind OF work which they willing to per
form with great dea OF an uopular mind
The Houses OF Legislature adjourned on the 6th INST
until the 29h Ctomorrow) 20 give time for the members
of the new ministry appeal 10 their several CONSTITUENT
ces 10 be reelected this being necessary CONSEQUENCE
after taking Office Mr. sladen was returned by ms con
sttuents without opposition; similar fate PEREZ MI
Fellows and Mr. Langton, and after TINS Two hau Deeh
elected the good fortune which had attended the new
ministry fled from them soon disaster and defeat iol,
lowed their OF success MT OHrady was
by Ar Crews loyast, and Mr.. Giles was ousted from
tle sea made
sore blow and dscOur agement 10 the nhscelt MINISTER'S
Mcdonnell Bayles and KerfOrd were triumphanty
returned in opposition 70 the loyast cahdIdhtee VII"
contested their several elections The result teieioo
is that six OF the eight ministers who Appealed 70 te
country have been returned The new ministry WIN meet
Parliament tomorrow, and face an olos1e.n Eit U,
numbers them nearly three 10 one. eonhlct WIZ uh,
doubleday commence which by the passing oil vote OF
confidence III the new ministry must ieau 10 s'II -
signation. Then will come general election the W3rk
of legislation will be again delayed few more months,
the deadlock Will continue IN an lts -
be scantily remuneraed and the proglessvI uelo
DELAYED and al this the majority OF the people
and their representatives doggeu{ Ieuse " iu' ~ anu
through law but over aud above all law. - NJ.
The Panama mail steamship karkOura capt bathe'
arrived of sydney Heads ~ hailltst tnite IA
the nth inst She left Panama on the Hth March, hu
made splendid run to TenglPn S9H aa yerv iayoT
able passage TO the Island OF Opara where sr atl,
on the 10TH at fortyour minutes past three p NJ III 'i
hours from Panama. She had averaged over ten aha
threequarters knots per hour Alter tahhs ~ -
ton and arrived there at p ~ on the 2l-t INST Duhs
tho remainder of tpe passage hhe averaged ten anu
10 Wellington including stoppdge 0Pura, S-suty
The new arrangements fixing the departure OF the p
and o. steamers from Melbourne, very unsatisfactory
being made by the Chamber Of Commerce to eject
change of regulations The sailing oil ihe sehels On
Sundays Is the cause OF much Inconvenience 10
oia men.
THE GRANT TO GOVERNOR DARLING-NEWs FROM
THE FERJEE IsLANDs-THE CLAIMS or AMER
ICAN CITIZENS - CONTRACT BETWEEN TIE
KING AND AN AUSTRALIAN COMPANY.
MrruOrRNE June q. 1868
Our political situation remains unchanged, the
vered question OF the payment of a2oO TO Sir Charles
Darling our late Governor sti continuing 10 occupy tho
attention Of the country and the houses OF legislation To
the exclusion OF augh else The Ministry Of the day is IN
minority but though defeated nightly they continue To
occupy their posts and show determined front OF de-
Tense against the vruent and ruthless attacks " the OPP
position The supplies for the year 1867 not yet grant
ed and public servants receipt OF their salaries
in the regular way. our charitable Institutions ana los
pitfalls also languishiug for lack oi money ana i'
nubie works OF the country az standstl, nl De
cause the Government refuse 10 sanction the pay nenl OF
the grant 20 COY Darling IN the precise FORM IN Nhen o
majority OF the Assembly demand u. Every one ~
agreed that the money should DC ptld ana thc pubHu
credit upheld but difference OF opinion exists a. 20
whether the grant should be included m an appropriation
bill OF In a separate measure The present Governor VIII
not send down the message To the house as H II ue
barred from doing so by his instructions from Down
ing.st, and he bows with implicit obedience TO the
other hand the Opposition members strongly object
TO be ruled by tho home Executive ana assert that hey
nave the right 10 their own money any way they
please aye, to the devil If they Ike Inc debates
on the all important question have been long interesting
and able and up this time conducted with great Tor
bearance on both sides, but the public are beginning to
lose patience They want 10 see the Treasury chest
opened and the free distribution OF Government money
commenced. II is difficult 10 say what the end WIZ pc
The leader Of the Opposition says thai INC ministry WIN
never receive supplies TIL the crack OF DOOM II they
do not agree the grant, and the Governor say Slu erect
all right then, must get supplies without you Mean
TO sue the Queen Of Great Britain IN court Of law Tor
claims Is being resOrted TO by many people ana inc
Judgment
confessed Judgments, they are called are thus OBJ
tained and handed over 10 money LENDER %no uoUIt
state OF affairs may be easily cOhcelNed; Ila4o IAN
cuisines pubic WORKS are IeIaiue1 we Pu t rtv
strife resOunds through the land In All LIKELIHOOD
9atGer dissoluon OF Parliament viii take place shortly,
and the question which the country Will bo called ON to
decide Will be the payment OF tho Daring grant III
separate measure. ,,,,-
ment arc some hat interested Some short time Fee
jec trading company was started here ana te tos
% ~ nav ne claims alleged 10 be due To certain
American czoLs. We now In receipt OF Intelligence
Informing that this has been doue ana tat the kng
las entered into contract with the Company, by which
tbcv mi reap sOmo substantial benefits, both IN territory
and commerce. say the projectors of the scheme but
fhc GENERAL opinion seems 10 be the whole affair
rru,lar hubble and will involve IN ruin and loss those
who have been foolish enough To venture lheH Iuds III
the speculation -, T., , . t,,,
Breadstus are slightly the rise In Melbourne, go 10
a2l iOs.; sydney, 40 to 42i. Kerosene commands
TIS eldest daughter VI our Governor Miss Manners SUIT
49, ,,,a,riod yesterlny morning 10 All. G. L. Bright
of The wekuowu firm Of Bright Bros. OF Melbourne and
Liverpool The marriage ceremony was conducted With
GREAT pomp aud ceremony, and the public reocngs were
general.
QUEENSLAND.
MINING NEWS-ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW TEL
EGRAPH
Gold has been discovered about IA miles from
Warwick Queensland, on the Canning Downs lun, aud
re.r the Elbow station nugget OF gOld weighing p