Also, for an intercolonial service to leave Sydney on the arrival of the outward mail with the mail for Brisbane; and on the other line, leaving Melbourne with the mail for Adelaide^ The intercolonial bo it to leave Adelaide six days after the arrival of the outward mail, with the return mail, calling at Melbourne, aud thence to Sydney, arriving there in time for the des patch of the departing mail via Torres Straits; and, in the alternating passage, leaving Brisbane in the same manner, calling at Sydney en route for Melbourne, for the -steamer returning by ths; Western -route.. ■■ -. ■:■ ■ - ~.-.. ■',■.':/-:,

The arrivals of: each line-steamer to~be fortnightly (say Ist and 15th); the depar ture; sth and 22ad of the montb, } ? The expense to be [distributed pro rota btftbe Suez^ system, arid eac&XDofony to retain its own collections. ; '■-- ;; ?

Tin the event of this plan being adopted^ it will be necessary to fix some plan of con tribution from the Colonies -which, are not at; , present fthef^aj&ma luie^ to be apportioned byMhe -exteat [o

•; VICTORIA. 1. The Eepiesentatives of Vicfo/ia, in the Postal Conference assembled at jNTel bourne, are of opinion that a MonthJy Mail Serviie by way of Suez and King George's Sound is essential for the interests of Victoria and the other tVestern Colo- j nies. ' j

2, That it is expedient that a Fortnightly Service bet seen England and Australia be established.
