The "Argue" report from Temora, esti mates the population at 9000, with only 500 diggers. The report; warns persons against abandoning their occupation to go to the diggings. Kelly was brought before Mr Foster, the Magistrate, at Beschworth on Friday, charged with the murders of Constables Lonergan and Scanlan at Stringy Bark Creek on Ootober 18th. Messrs Smith, Ohoomley and Guarver represented the Grown, and Mr G-aunson de fended the prisoner. Captain Standish and Superintendent Sadleir were present, also a large number of ladies. Kelly wa» etill lame, and wes carried to the dook and allowed to rest. The first witness, Constable Molntyre, narrated the expedition which terminated with the murders. Moln tyre was alone when bailed up, and was waiting for the remainder o£ the party. The bushrangers conversed freely with him. Kelly said that he did not intend to ehoot the others if they surrendered, but expressed a deadly enmity to Fitzpatrick, Flood, Steele, and Stranton. On Saturday the case was resumed, and the Court was crowded, many ladies being present. Mrs Skillian, Tom Lloyd, and Dick Hart were also in Court Molntjre'e examination aiid croee-examination having been finished, Dr. Beynolde was examined regarding the cause of death of tho murdered men. Severalotber witnesses were examined and Kelly was then formally committed for trial. A number of peoplejaow recognise Kelly,whom they saw frequently during tha last two years at racecourses and hotel bars. It is stated that Bed Kelly actually visited Melbourne laßt July, end slept in an hotel in Bourke etreefc, and conversed abput the Kellye. The "Argus" states that four months ago two men named Smythe a&d Morgan were bailed up by the outlaws near three mile creek, and taken to a hut, where an abundant aupperwas enjoyed. After compelling an oath of seoresy gmith. and Morgan were released. The latter waskepfc OBder enrreillanee for come time. It fs aIK» stated that it was proposed that Morgan should join the gang, who, however, f onnd he was unsuitable. Goods are arriving rapidly in the Exhibition buOdicg ac the tune of opening approaohee cad preparahone by exhibiton are brisklj

proceeding. 