The imports for the year were ;£z6j750,000, showing a decrease of The. exports amounted to a decrease of compared with 1889.
THE EGERIA MUTINY.
Sydney, December 31.
The Admiralty has decided to re-open the Egeria court martial, and several witnesses have been ordered Home.
A GREATLY INCREASED.
REVENUE. Sydney, January 1.
The revenue of New South Wide* for thelast year amounts to being ,£434,000 in excess of the re venue for 1889, and beyond the Colonial Treasurer's estimate.
THE EARL OF KINTORE.
Adelaide, January 1,

The Earl of Kintore, Governor of South Australia, will pay a visit to Port Darwin in Mar,cb next, following the route of the overland telegraphic line.
OBITUARY.
Brisbane, January m Liddy, the well-ktiowh !? theatrical agent and manager, is dead.' [t£r Liddy is well known in Auck land, having frequently visited this city, and was very popular "on th soad,"}

AMERICAN-INDIAN RISING.
CAPTURE OF INDIANS.
Washington, December 31* Seven hundred Indians have bc6n captured near Pine Ridge.
IN MORTAL TERROR.
A GENERAL WAR,

Washington, December 31.
News has been received that five thousand Indians are encamped.arpuiid Pine Ridge agency, which is crowded with settlers and their wives and fami lies, who, being in mortal dread of the Indians, have left their homes in the vicinity and sought safety in the agency. It is expected that the Indians will shortly make an attack on the agency.
The war with the Indians has now become general. Other advices state that a provision train while on its way to Pine Ridge was attacked by a pajty of Indians. After severe fighting, the Redskins were driven off, thirty of their number having; been killed.
A SERIOUS OUTLOOK.
Was&ington, January 1.
