The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-05 00:00:00

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It is all • floating, !Wandering aposgoare, that gives way inesessally under the most cautiously planted footsteps. The search after a fact, • vanisher, er • reliable soment, is about the most hopeless of enterprises. For a moment it almost mum that Mr. Burs and hie coadjutors have grasped masethieg tangible—a positive result ie all bat arrived at—a discovery is on the eve of being made, when, Hey-prome ! it all vanishes again, Chaos and Night resume their ancient reign, and the much-enduring Coaunissioeers are Mooed to the enviable pesitioa of Tote Mools's needle— • " Gals* rimy, Wits Ma sail aye sat throash a bartla .1 lay." There was one fact which the other day seamed pretty clearly aide oat. The Moran. luace de clared that payment was due to them for 1,800 pairs of boots, 600 delivered on the 19th of Aagast bat, and 1,000 ea the 16th of January. Mr. WArtiou, the inepartor, for some time resisted this claim, declaring that no such delivery had hese made. Farther examination into, what are by curtsey galled, the books at Weedon disolosed, or appeared to disclose, that WATSON wee in OTTOr here, and that the 1,600 pain of boots had been delivered and inspected. Oa this discovery being made, War sox was impended from his oflioe, and still cuticulae 'upended, or did so when be was last examined before .the Commissioners. Here, then, them seemed to be a eleari; ascertained fact. The Messrs. Isaacs had supplied the boots in qesetioo on the days stated ; and proof existed in the Weedon books this 1,500 pairs had been re ceived, inspected, and were therefore owing for. It was comfortable to reflect that thus mach of cer tainty was attainable, even though it were the tardy result of long and circuitous investigation. In this assurance the:public and the Commissioners were permitted to repose until the meeting of last Saturday, when the illusion we, dispelled by the Ilemorselers evidence of Mr. OZOROR MUNRo, the assistant military storekeeper. According to this gentleman, all the elaborate apparatus of book-keep ing at Weeders was mere make-believe and amounts& There were neither receipts nor Moe journals hem which to poet the ledgers. There was no attempt to ascertain whether vouchers ever existed. la Unmeant department the receipt, inspection, monody, and issue of the various stores for each breath were all in the bands of one moon, without any kind of check on his correctness. In the contract branch there wee the same laxity, with every facility furnished to any clerk who might be in collusion with a contractor, by merely altering or adding a figure to cause sash contractor to be paid for articles that never maxi near the storehouse. Applying these general remarks to the particular can of the Messrs. Imam' 1,600 peas of boots, Mr. Monaco reported that it certainly did appear by Warmers WSW random-book (the only bona fide bon, stess4 ing to this witness, in the establishment) that the 1,600 pairs of boots were delivered on the days stated, but there wee no note of their having been inspected : there was no record or day-book in the office to trees the deliveries; there was no decontrol to check the entries by, except a book kept by one M'KAT, t labourer, which pupated to be a daily mooed of ell packages entering the office. This book, on examinatioo, was found not to agree with WATSON'S es to the dates or quantities of the alleged delivery of boots by the Messrs. Imam. But this book of ICKait's is justly rejected by the wit ness Musts as wholly undeserving of credit. It was checked by no one ; though purporting to be a day-book, it was a month in smear; and it contained no lees than twelve serious °minima in the space of three months. No very firm footinghere, atall mats. WATSON. book admits the delivery, but contain no note of the inspection, of these 1,600 pairs of boots. AVA book 001Ititditti WATSON'S, and there is no other entry of any kind at Wooden to show whe ther in actual fact Government me or are set debtors to the Messrs. leant or if so, fee what mount. Under these Winds eirennestensen the assistant military storekeeper at Windom is driven upon the following naive resentsmidatin ; " I " would suggest that Messrs. Isaacs be regained to " tarnish a statement of oil the heel they hoes seat to Me depot, a Mat, in wy epiaiwk is as rvill *DV we here of demising thr oessomts." Paneled in becility can hardly sink much deeper than this. The officials appointed to elan the seconote of the contractors have kept no each eissek—themfins let the contraries* nod in what asuman they like, it being left to Own to act as a cheek en tbesisolom. The Commissioners are evidently somewhat posed at Ibis rather startling cooclution. The following eerie' of questions and answers, taken verbatim he, the report of the svidenos, brings out the salient absurdities of the whole hosiers into stmeg and bold relief: •• A. I saiderstaad you, lasses hays really bees paid ? Fre eamsoeposititsfy say. They claim for orrtais velocities delivered on certain days, but WI have no corresponding notes of their hawing ' gone in. It will be wen " stone went direct to the only record wea NVKA " Bat the person who " lutowledges than P—Yea. he aeknowledgeeto have " received them, bat he says he had other notes for " which he bee me ecevespeediag delivery, and that " he took the boots to moot the other notes, which " was a regular practice. " Bat bow same the other sato into his power " aim 1---71ss othw °mansion sent in their notes eowethess without the boots. s nes, in order to clear this up, yon now wish to “ have a statement from lassos of the deliveries I , — " Tee. " Then yea hare to ask As contractor what he has " seat is, the same way so Cbeensissary-Gsweral " ADAMS said they had to ask the regiments what " they had remised ?—lt is the wily way." There, then, at last we have one clear negative result. In the absence of anything positive let as cling to that. It is made oat from the evidence of thoee bast oompetent to form a judgment, that the great clothing establishment at Weldon posseseed absolutely no means whatever of ascertaining what amount of goods were delivered to it, or issued from it. In order to ascertain the one set of facts it is obliged to ask the contractors what they have sent in, and in order to asoertaie the other, it is obliged to ask the regiments what they have received out. So mach is clear. It is equally clear that Mr. COUltnillery-CieDITSI ADAMS and his staff of military accountants are engaged in a task compared to which that of the fifty patrici dal daughters who figure in the classical Hades was a cheerful recreation. They have been at it some nine months already, these military °minter parts of the DAN4IDILS ; the evidence of Mr. Assistant M ilitary Storekeeper MONILO may possibly enable an expert Actuary to reckon how mach longer the elaborate torture most last before its victims arrive at anything approximating to a result. There is one circumstance connected with the sitting of Saturday last which it is impossible to is over without notice. We allude to what wee very properly characterised and resented by the Commissioners ea an attempt by the authorities of the War-office to intimidate a witness whose evidence was distasteful at head quarters. Nothing, indeed, could be mach worm than this interpoei tim. It was a communication addressed, not to the . . Osatrissionere—r, if seat at all, it ought to hey' beim—bet to Captain GORDON. with a mere request that he would explain the matter to the member, of the Commiesisa. It was a direct interference with that freedom. with which the public interim im peratively remands that evidence on this important subject should be beedred. It was addressed most pointedly to the Oral timidity of the witness, direct ing him "to report for the information of General " PM. (the Secretary of State for War), on what " authority he made a statement," which he was reported to have made before the Commissioners. No thing mould by possibility be mote objectionable, and the public will have observed with satisfaction the spirit and promptitude with which the unworthy attempt at coercion and suppression was repelled. It was intimated very properly and very significantly, ' that Weedea was not the only establishment on its trial, bet that the War-office itself was on its trial also; and a desire was expressed in terms the moot unequivocal that all further attempt, should be at ono, abandoned at interfering in any degree whatever with any evidence or any witnesses that the Commissioners might call before them. This is the right spirit. The whole of this inquiry at Weedon is to the last degree inconvenient to the warriors, and will be resolutely obstructed by the whole force of Officialism; but the Commissioners may rely upon receiving from the public the most energetic support in the thanklem duty which they appear to be prosecuting with so sincere and honest a desire of investigating the truth. Cm Court. BALMORAL, Oar. 2. The Queen, Princess Alice, sod Princess Helena, rods to the Pala of the Gaeraoak, olohodod by Lady Muddll. The Priam Naomi wad out deer-eteldne. Prince Alfred west ant shooting accompanied by Lent.. Colonel Pasaciaby and Lima. Cowell. The Coast ef Pleaders wired at Balmoral on a Melt le b linleity. HU royal %imam w attended by Goa& Parr& Mr Cbseks, Lady, rd Las Phipps, bad the Decor 4 norm kviimbas 4 Yr. Mr IN lifiesklisto, Nest, President of the Lasko Counditee of Depot. of the British Jews, Mews. Nathan Nalklea, Navy Harris, Wiesen floweetra. Joseph &bag end essnesi Nes. sod Mr. gawps= flannel, end feei to the Leaden Oolimielse of Delmar of the BOMA Jewy teameeted bushman yesterley at the Foreign-cake. Ile. mom Beds& reamed to town yestuday moths Clentener of Ilawiaquer at litteb- Bain. Dagyamise film in Gannon ge Ma North Americas rsintagra, Haag Ism Calks asd Matta, gad from tie Lard High COMlRilliallif of the Imam Iglaads, wen received 1 yesterday at dm Colemial-once. The Queen and the Prince Consort visited their romaatic but et Alt ea Ouseols or Thazeder, awl paled the night therm This lust or lodge le situated among the MIL, sad einemesde wee beinilhd Irby, of the eurrousding ✓ery. Its acuontsodatieas ere ray limited, and kr Majecty le ea there °coulter attended by the emallset pos sible swiss coneilnat wit► her peracmal seselort. Ms radar Imes Imo an haree ride er drive hoes the Castle, mid is /assay *tied tyke or thrice dartag the say of the Court at Balmoral. The Earl of Carlisle will preside at a publie tostleg at the stesthirs of the Menebeeter If echanke' la eelleolea en tate Illth hest., spout wallah occaeloo the dipinteas embed to Me members by the Bodo, at Arts will be distributed. The Earl and Countess of Jersey and Lady Clssesatise Vlllire tare left town for Middleton Park. The Ertl and Countess of Albemarle and the Ledies Emmet ham left Quiddaakeet Hall, Norfolk, ea a visit le Sir Jena sod Lady ebsilsy, at Mansfield Park, demer. The Lori of Portmouth boo loft Howohla's Notol, St Jameohlroot, far hie root, Eges lord Soot North Dorm. Lord sad Lady Poky bare arrived at Worksop XIIINI, Mats, hen visit* Lord wed Lstly Wawa Powisst et A:maims Hall, SeMilk. Lord Crewe has arrived at hie rigida:toe in Hill *est, boos Craws Hall, Mudd». Lord Charebill her arrived at Itareefield Park, on sAnil Blr Jobs fad Ledy air Robert and Lady Rally Peel have arrived ken the Coat:West at Drapes Kew, whin they Intend amity to naive oclopeay. Laity Chattrey ieoretented to Claridge'. Hotel tram Mamboed. A marriogo is about to be solassisod betwurs Mr. Boa Fittimbort, sopisew st Mr. John Pisolmwburt, of age__ Pact, sad Itlas 6 , allord Jerstagbaas„ skirt imimbtor of the Hoc Mr. &afro"! Jerolostiam, and *Mot M Lard 6etind. Tao osr moor is to Wm pies at Ids kmioldro's it, Cootoory Hall, towards elm middle of mat moth. A marriage is to take place ea the 21st instant Isteses Mr. BMA lorfleld. K.P. for Ledlers, sad the Wait daughter of Sir Baldwla Lalsbtos, Ran. It is currently reported that the Home Beeretary (Yr. Walpolto) I. about to pay a vlalt to Ireland. LORD STRATFORD DE RRDCLLFFR AT CONSTANTINOPLE. ' The Journal do Constontilsople at the eel= nesday, the following :—" On the afternoOd 4111 r nesday, the 22nd, Lord Stratford do Ratliff', aimompanied by the personages attached to his special mission, made his viait at the Ports to his highness the Grand Vizier. M. Saul acted aa interpreter. The noble lord was received at the entrance of the department with all the honours ob served on such occasions. Much cordiality was mani fested on both sides and we have reason to be lieve that the speeches exchanged between the Ambassador and the Grand Vizier, were charm terieed throughout by the woe friendly spirit and sentiments of mutual good will. It appears that Lord Radcliffe explained to his highness the circum stances which led to his resignation as representa tive of the Queen at the Suiten', court, and also the object and character of hie present visit. He concluded by making that his Majesty might be solicited to appoint • day upon which he (tbe ambassador) could have the honour of present ing the letter of his Sovereign in an imperial audience. The Grand Vizier, in reply, expressed himself in terms of great feeling. He said with • lively emotion, how happy be and his colleagues, without exception were, to see the return of Lord Stretford to the seat of the Ottoman government, although his stay was to be short. His highness dwelt upon the eminent services , which his excellency had rendered to the ;empire in the coarse of his long diplomatic relations with the Sublime Porte, and expressed the desire of the government of his Imperial Majesty that the friendly sentiments which gave rise to these services might be manifested elsewhere. The Grand Vizier soespted readily the agreeable missies of asking an 'adieus of his Imperial Majesty, and he believed be weld already assure big excellency that his Majesty would grant it with a great deal of plumes." nAccording to the same journal, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe was to be received by the Sultan on the OCTOB' STATES. MINT.) NEW YORK, em. 31. The Atlantic Telegraph is still silent, and none of the excuses put fore - era by the company so far sat sufficient to aoooant for it. We ware first told that it would be open to the public on the Ist of September • then, nearly three weeks ago, that the directors ha d gone down to Valentin to open it; then, that the company was bound to allow each of the electricians a chance for experimenting on it; and now, that Hughes has still to have his turn. Which of all these is correct, time will show ; but the discrepancy between them all has produced, and is still producing, a very unpleasant impression on the public mind. The croakers are beginning to take heart again, and assert positively that the cable will never work, or that it is already broken. Should their predictions be falsi fied, and the great experiment succeed as fully as is anticipated, it will work some curious changes in the business hours of the commercial world of this city, or at least of that portion of it which has mace beldam to transact with England. The Lesiva and Liverpool business day will, at its close at five in the evening, find the New York merchant still abed. So that in order to be able to act instead/Tepee all despatehes reosived from his oonespaimel at the other side, he will need to be down at kis effise sad have his plans matured fonr or five hours earibithin at preterit. In other words, instead of reaching Wall-street by nine, a.m., he will, if he does not wish more energetic riv als to forestall him, have to be there by Ave or six MIL In like manner the London or Liverpool merchant who is anxious to bear the result of the New Ye& market of the same day mast remain in his oillabf lag-house until tee or eleven at night. Who know how many inconveniences and derangements of this sort may be occasioned, when the electric wires are extended to all puts of th e glo be , and the afternoon news from each will be into the great oom meroial centres every hour of the twenty-tour. We are still labouring in the throes of the excite ment caused by the distraction of the quarantine buildings. A military force is still encamped on Staten Island, and the country remains under martial law. A large and influential meeting of the inha bitant. was held yesterday, sad, strange as it may seem, they all expressed their approbation of the sots of the rioters. However it may end, the whole affair is certainly a singular episode in the history of the cenntry. It is curious to see how rapidly, and yet how im perceptibly, this country is being Anglicised, and no law curious to observe how strenuopely the native. persist in believing that they are building up a state of society peculiarly and distinctively Ameri can. lam inclined to believe that the points of dif ference between the United States and the moths, country are not only yearly decreasing, but an L, reality less to-day in number and magnitude Beal before the revolution. The old feeling of politini hostility which in reality has been for jean*e only barrier between them, is gradually dying t, and they are now flying together as if by the mere force of sympathy. Of course, it is imporibie to demonstrate mathematically the existence of at eove meat of this sort, but it is by no means difficult to detect numerous very trustworthy indications of it in manners, literature, and pursuits. English newspapers were never so mach read as they are sow, and English news never so 6ltenaively copied by the daily press here. Two or three London weeklies have now a large circulation in the States. All the reviews and monthlies We a wide and increasing circulation. Punch is in everybody'. hands, and is relished keenly. English society, English social, religious, and philantluopie move; aunts, are watched with the closest interest. The, leading incidents of them all are discussed in the' newspapers with as much assidnity, and in pretty much the same tons, as it they were home totem Of late years a taste for agricultural shows has been springing up, which is certainly of British origin! Every year there is now a monster horse show, to which the best bloods from all pate of the country are brought, andwhich is followed by &dinner and speeches in regular Buckinghamshire style. All through the country there are now large farms held and worked by wealthy amateurs, stocked with cnoice breeds of cattle imported from England, and cultivated with almost as much enthusiasm as 'fiptree. The soilage@ have taken to boating with as mush net as either Oxford or Cambridge, and Yale and Harvard, the two leading universities of New England, now have their clubs and matches every year. MON gm! this, there is • rage springing up for talgalllJell cricket, and lootball—sports almost mamma %kw years ago. Cricket, esp ecially, has chi vlikarist beam quite la vogue. ith a little statdrikaida* of the stealthy and leisurely class I shall at be surprimii to see fox-hunting one of lin fashionable amusements. Perhaps no portion of thit public inclinesso strongly England-ward as the' religious public, which hers sujoys an influent* that is •flir from falling to its let att the Old World. 'file religious press in pertlenise is intensely British, and all pulpit abeam's to England are as flattering as the mast "Bullish" of her eons could desire. I heard • sermon in an episoopalian church about sixty miles up the Hudson two weeks ago, in the centre of an old sad somewhat aristocratic) neigh bourhood, the scene of many of the stirring epi sodes of the revolution, which was simply • long panegyric on England and her institutions, and fer vidly exhorted the congregation to closer religions fellowship with her. A visit paid by Mr. Charming of Liverpool--.t nephew of the late William Jittery Charming, and now the successor of Mr. Martineau in the Unitarian church—to this city last week furnished occasion for a demonstration on the pert of the Unitarian clergy of much the same sort. A meeting wee held on Sunday evening, at which the leading . Unitarian ministers were present, and Mr. Channing was charged with enough kind messages fur the British Lion to keep that furious anima in a tender mood for years to come. It is rather amusing to witness the desperate efforts of the Russia& and French party here to fight against ieflueaces of this eon. It is quite evident tnat as long as they are at work it matters little what tree ties ate made by diplomatists. -... 4 ., so FAT . Ir . . n by the report. At t....- • .. 4 , ANEST WEL , GE I I NILE Ing9111) the inspectors, snit Rte ifs book. •-- 4_18:- ..„Y , - Ale, ,s --- .4. ) received the hampers so- ATRKEy. _ . ( TROY 001 . OWI 001 NI fr. be aanowledirota to h... ) EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (pawl ova OWN PARTS, MONDAY ETIMING. The news given by the Nord of Brussels, without any reserve, that two Frisch ships of war have left Toulon to make a hostile demonstration in the Tagus elitism" the King of Portugal, on account of the refusal of the Portuguese government to pay an indemnity for the seizure of the Nantes mer chantman, George Charles, by the authorities' of Mozambique, has not prodnoedthilearins — V — aon here. It bad no effect upon the Bourse, which, as will be seen below, wee brilliant, and most persons discredit the story altogether. The Pays, however, reproduces the news without throwing any doubt upon it, and it is to be observed that two first-class ships, the Donawerth and the Austerlitz, did leave foul= on September 28, for an unknown destina tion. Priem Napoleon returned to Paris yesterday from his visit to the Czar of Russia, and left at once for the Chalons camp, to give, as some my, an account to the Emperor of the " result of his mission." The 11 on! fixes Oct. 19 as the date of the Duke of Malakoff's marriage. But I warmly think that the Emperor, who certainly means to be present on the occasion, will have returned to Paris from Chalons quite so soon. The lath is a more probable day. It is decided that the court will pass the re mainder of the fine season at Compiegne, but there will not be so many invitations as there were last year. The slight hesitation which was felt at the Bourse during the settlement completely vanished to-day, and the upward movement pursued its course with scarcely a check. Mosley wee abundant and stook scarce. The Relate rose 30c. for cash and 36e. for aemumt, clesingat 73fr. 83e. and 74 fr. 06c. ; Mobilier rose 32fr. 60c. Inquiries were made for Credit Foncier shares in eonseqbence Of . the publication In the Mons . - taw of the decree giving effect to the bill peered by the Corps Legislatif for enabling the Credit !remise to lend money for the purposes of drainage, bat the shares of this company in the market are so few that scarcely any business was done. Railways were generally firm, but as the attention of specu lators was mainly concentrated in the Rents and Credit Mobilise, the ries in quotations scarcely ex ceeded 2fr. 30e. in any instance; Eastern fell Mr., sod Orleans 26. 600. At the trial of the engineers and others accused of negligence in the affair of the late accident on the St. Germain Railway, M. de Lapeyriere, the managing director of the Western Company, wee called as a witness. He did not answer to his name, and, after a pease, M. Visas, Lambe, the barrister, said that M. de Lapeyridre was detained in Paris by duties which he considered paramount. To this cavalier answer to the subpcona the judge replied, with dignity and warmth, " M de Lapsyridre has been summoned to attend here personally, and among his duties as a director we know of nose more imperative than that of obedience to the call of a wart of juitioe." M. Lefranc rejoined, with a malicious twinkle in his eye, " But what if the obstacle proceeded from a 'aweigh order concern. ing a train in which the Sovereign propane to take a seat? That is just the ease." The judge sat rebuked and silent. This trial will not be over till a late hour this evening. The Culogne 9asetts says that the Austrian Lloyd's Company of Trieste are preparing to resist the competition of the Russian steam-boats with all their strength. The company, it is said, intend to reduce their prices, and to mats other large conces sions to trade. It is thought that they must be barked by the promise of a state subvention. It appears, however, that the directors of the Austrian Lloyd's are by no means at one on the subject, sad that several of them propose to sell the sixty steamers which the company possesses to the Russians. Mr. Wilson, M.P., ex-Secretary of thearessury, boa strived In Parts. M. Meyerbeer has just pommel through Paris from Bodes as Ws way to Na... The Dualism of Mostriaredo7, reesutly deceased, bas begrestled upgrade of Wt's medics of imam to dui sledge beetitalkos. " All that has transpired relative to the steps esker by Primes Napoleon to talus the Cur to rift Perla," ads a Peri letterbilks Padiewrience of Brumes* "is tW :—Aleassass 11. Is add is haw espied that he bad promised the illapaser of the Nail atba Qum Tido& to vide heads sad Ragland, sad:hel be Impel to be able to pries his promise sett The Paris resettne as the Nun Chad question is Isla tor the 16th of ant sew& la the Imesnal Mr. Lags, the roomier lulu of the ocispory la lids anderp, Is &boat to revisit the Tarim lovas Is whisk oestlip wags hold last year. Rs is also chores& it is mid, to Aida he. lorsastlce respecting dredgiog machines mg War app limen for tine yropotad work. AMERICAN MAILS. We have received per Aaia the announcement that the United States mail steam-skip Vanderbilt would be de tained from the 25th of September sae the Zed of October, sad that in conesquence of saoh &Nation the steam-ship Vigo, beloughag to the Liverpool, New York, and Philadel phia lino, would sail an the 26th, tamest of the 23rd, ea ad vertised, with the nulls intended for the Veaderbilt. TEE 011TWAID EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAIM— The enamile Pen left Contumacy" yesterday with the Move malls, peaseagers, • fall Teneral airgo, and 81 bums of spa* of the velueof 23,367 . ULM TO Nast YOWL.— fhe staanaship Saxania, Captain Mblrwy, bah esuebnation yesterday with 460 pas- I e and ROO tons of onw. a rl: CAPE .MAILS.—The steamship Phcrbs leaves Southampton to-day for Plymouth, tram which port she departs to•reorrow with the shore midis. She ha. • lull OUP, and • good escalation of pemingere. ANERIcAN MAILS.—The next mails to North America will be taken out by the wrow-smarase Asulo- Sason, sailing from Lieerpsol ihr eased% to-morrow (Wed =)4i The post alike Ma at Liverpool will close on that at 6.1.6 amt., with Ws hes of 6.16, and it the lanaingmege at 10 a.m. A soma yacht called the Christopher Columbus has Jon arrived at Southampton from New York. She is oily 46 tom bundeis, and is somata lame tha as Isle of Wight wherry. She has bent break War the Atlantic by a nuts and two blys. She wee vied bougd 6r Wen day. an Me basked Newfuondlmil, sad bas been 16 deya rasa * bete from New Turk. ilite is bointifellyslo sad was balls Willy Weida • worlds' shipwrlOt, tote brought her over. The wage of she Chastin" Wombs Is the most admantroos ones mood. Mr. Webb iMeadni le take law to St. reertelwrg, but the mum le now tao late. Me brought owes tho Charter Oak a email yenta, lam year, sod told bar at Lissrossi. TEE GLAsouw WESTERN BANE.—The liquida tors ad oomodnetc of the Western Beak held • omega porordey shornsan, and rosoind so make • sad of 1001. per slum in additioo to the call of 254 already made sad parduffiy The osesseity for this mil trims ken the attain of Ilfsedasald, Monteith, Pathos', and Wollsco hoeing turned at mueb woes. than anticipated, and from the Large some esommiod in paying lutenist : The Call la payable on the let of November. Nt s t ~. ,~ OF TEL letter freeitAdyd's agent at Bristol relived by Moors. Crosby oat Co., South- BTJLINAR. " &idol, Oct. 2. " Gentlemen,-1 telegraphed to you this diorama of the foes of the steamer Austria, from your port, by fire. I now give details, as communicated by Captain Stemma, *Ms P. Pen dleton. The P. Pendleton, arrived this day from Virgials, reports the destruction by tire of the Ammer Austria, from Hamburg end Southampton to New York, on the 13th of September, at sea, with, it is feared, the aces of 600 pumas. A French barque had reamed sixty-eight persons from the Austria's boats and pieces of floating wood, to.; and on the 14th of September, in teL 44.48 N., long. 40 W., Ibis P. Pembina supplied provisions to the English barque Lets., having as board eighteen pawns who had been trsaihrtell fres the French barque, and would be taken on by the Lotus to Halifax, whither abs was bound from Liverpool. The other fifty prams rescued were still on board the French barque, name sad destination unknown, bet intended to land passimgare at Fayal. The cap tain of the steamer jumped overboard, and was drowned men Liter the outbreak of the Are, which le said to have beau mused by fu nigatiag the ship beams decks with boiling hr.—Years, no., "Jamas Leanne. " Nessrs: Creasy and Co, Southampton." As was stated yesterday, further &tide d this earful ca tastrophe were expected to be atesived by the Vanderbilt steamer, advertised to leave New York or the 26* ale. ; but ft now appears, from advice. received by Nom. Dunlop end Soliceles, the agents of that line of steam-verde at this port, that the departure of the Vanderbilt wes delayed for a week, she being appointed to sail from New York on the 2nd inst. with the mails for England, France, and Germany. Till ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Thu following extroot from a private letter writ lei kgr ea *Rear on been Ila Reartek, eawales Mae neer ease nialligenes vespeeting fM mahatma liYads now esinweed nee slued soldiment Me taw endimue "Ver wiles as Mr Asieemiew Wool& love lets what MI me boll eller Om .114 _peetlilese is dm seer. We mewl AM Malt (we Issoi-gewlees), end hail two el Ike eseememee tem, with Dr. WMuir, smpoinnwient at w plod mitimmo, ant other came ill bowl; sada= wen n' mar mein to We south of Rodent Wand, sad en lor as 12 let, maim. meth, loping We land la eight ell day (growl en within • mile cd it) to look for Malay newels WWI Men Mew lr bide wets end sr shags, but we womilmmellemed ; fires, aching was to Im seen hut • few wins huts, and maws hauled ttp en the Waal. Only owe dY we ass marling of the savages, who ewe bathing or tahhag war the noes. There an tow Andantes Wends, Neeelmek Ilmothers, Middle, end the Great Andaman ; bat then of mama have reveal sinallsr islands ansobed to than They en tamed so dangly with trem that nothing is sees el Ow& Pert Blair was the only part where we could en ema Owe. sad them only win oar revolvers, in awe of 147 ; 11/ItiVell. The oesepeoy's ships Junket several men of the Pluto), sad when the Sumenle sew a am non the other day they were suddenly et wives with bows and arrows, tall larder pointed with hard wood, and found to poweuste a boat side. Several arrows wen Bred, and one west through a ones h, which made our party nut for it, not being armed, fad return to the ship fur musketa. When Way got book to the watering-place, they found that the avagea had do mind, taking with them the hos!), off the osaka. Little le known about these natives. It is believed that they live upon fish; some live up the trees. The only kind of leak to be had is that of the wild plg, which they shoot. This informa tion was °noised by loys in the following way. I believe Dr. W— mot nand ot Wan, away into the interior with muskets and ammunition to rapine the country, tut very taw of them came book, for they wen nearly all killed by the mimeo. Betore that, however, a great number of the &toys deserted, and those that returned, 60 in num ber, were hanged on the trees la Chatham Island. Them ere two small islands in Port Blair : Rom Weal at kite entrance, and Chatham in the middle. Mr Eitieberbour ; both of these are bearing the tots of about SOO cannons of the highest rank, end as soon GS the swain me au It op country In India, they are peeked off to their sew been la the &adman, where they have to cultivate Ills ground, by Ow burning or cutting down the jangle. On Ross Wand, while we were there, they were building an hos pital, and a pier for bona. They are ell alone, having only , the Borinese, whom they despise as guards , to look after them, with the naval guard of the company." The Archduke Charles Louis, governor of the Tyrol, and youngest brother of the Emperor of Austria, has been so much affected by the death of his wife, the Archduchess Marguerite, that he intends, • Vienna letter states, to eater a mammary. Letters from Vanes mention the death, by suicide, of the Italian poet Bettelloni who, it eppsers, elbot himself through the heart with a pistol, 41.044eging Awo banes. A letter from Naples ear :--'con Monday lest Mr. Dale Owen, for several you. resident Minister of 6 4 ; United States at this court, had an audisece pf his Majesty. to present his Were of retell, awl on the same ocension Mr. Chandler presented big Were acereithiag bin as Mr. Owen's encoseser. Mr. Olive leaves Naples with, I believe, the great regret of a large drake of friends. As minister he has known how to ezeroiss firmness with judgment. No Instance has eves sateen of the uscaeley of interference in which ha has not asserted the right, end debated the in terests of the citizen' of the Great Republic, and, though be did so with greet promptitude and firmness, It is to the credit of tke coon that he was highly respeteed by it. Of Mr. Cbandiee I ant say nothing. lie in a new man; but the feat of his being • Roman owthello will create a strong impression in his favour in Naples." The Monitors Toscano announces the discovery at Florence of • copy of Dante " Divine Commedla," written Is Petrarote's own hand. It tardier adds that the We Gene= Leopardi's manuscripts, which were believed to be lost, have just been bought by the Grand Decal Library. It is stated in a letter from Rome that damp and the smoke of was candles hare done considerable injory to the foams fresco of the Led Judgment," by Michael Angelo, is the Sistine Limpet. The Emperor of Rama has just granted permis , sloe to the etudenta of the University of Moseow to publish e collection of inundations of she beet Genoa, Prods, and ot►er foreign works, to be printed at the cost of the University. The Storthing of Norway, in its last session, ac corded* tura of 60,000 fr. fa the purpose of snaking minera logical rearraohas, and for the paleiretko of a pologioal imp of certain districts. _ _ _ . . A b ri ll iant audience assembled on Saturday night to whom* the opening or the Royal Italian Opera, Paris. The opera nee La Tratadta, Madams Paw inking the prita.ipal charade,. Roma le so be the MOM' epees. In the Cathedral of Troyes last week *as hundred young girls eassmed the habil of the &sem de Bon demers, end devoted themselves for Ufa is the ewe of the sick. The ANA Bawd wee delegated b 7 the bishop is cadets on the occallon. JOOMMALIIIII AT NlCE.—Botwoon the two news papers st idiot which ere published to Preach there relw a certain spirit at ftemre4 width Tents itself m thuse to thle meaner. Them Mantels favour the opitalon Gator tainod by the asthma et Mien to the , fleet tier the ash dm et meg dcmolga omenies is to saber ham cheat dimes% sal es pear Mar or her winter M nen The essestierseekt, dot the . arse et aims ewe, swam* plistee, or Owes, hMwe to be mu ad hole Siv slesaly waded by tbemoiserasls I their &ft d ap aroeehlaf thee It M whoa the tee jenthele mat the 4e. will meaknine dens th: Crows I'llbee el the Cesalbet iselas hob with !Alliterated ibeimusisetheesso semithh hams o▪ h. tad IMPIII_SA by blesisk.eitseitest4lber o f oh. zemerees,nes a 111111$'111 'SOW per day. The Terre Anoka la *tempos aserest rttr Maass al past Isieseellaurribreed gm a ig telhesSibtielsesamelb•lebe mem Is has leter *Wei Ikea weft ohm l ea It will Me thee hbe - *Mom hive • bees issepi the este of 3061 e. le its •Ilbthere pie, et .11••• eseobwees-Dearnold-Sehorta, who, to It hoed by masa paps, is la • demise. The. Mem& Aril, hemmer, dourly rove at the ieliseds; ateraielbreselie fa Is m earn, giouallund, mhos the Pares OnisiedSiled ker 18th • wand, s quarter of • candesw• ire, Oka benhig her teeth. Is the alhinwhiie, Melba Jewe v el latewebssa, sample' • the disputed spermemo et nee aupdheim ■ tley, sad sweetest the oteesrielese of the vital prima--Ceereepoa dam of RM. TIfsTitLSOPAPH To A LOSSIA.—Mr. Brett, ger•st 4 the Medlterreuesa Sabessrhe Telegraph Coni pro mated on Saturday to the Pianism ot the Ci sal. dtthur is chambers, that the able beeriest Pram, and Algeria, vim Satchels, which had bees hid down by the autopeay, sad winch bad been applied by Means. Newell, $144.11, and Cionles, Bugles& ilueresteis, did net wont; well-atme et the signals trionained arnerthg illeCiff•Ody, or set at 141-4.11 that, he ernotereteee, the Wreath gamm ons,. bed do:Seed to sword the versos of Wong which ti had promised for the retabtuboisat et • telegraph to Algeria. Re therefore prayed that procheel thiald examine the othis, and report as It. defects, end that the ominnitore should be made to itlime all arneemiT repent Miens. Nowell sad Co. coutesend that the ought not to be granted, Inamanch se they had= the calk within a given time, sad It had be. laid down sod wortud well, which was ell they bed contracted to do. The court declined to Interfere.—Glargartni. THE REGISTRATIONS. MARYLEBONE. Yesterday, Mr. Mae Queen, the revising barrister for the berregk el Idary Paillegteslo - boas, had Ida Or court at the treary-balk ea The issned ransom otaly took the mak et P hav= s e, gaps. rote dope far am perking of Mary lsbme Mr ia r i rr who appeared ea die part of the liberal late ellealket of the reelft,bsnieir te tbe sr a = trbilkliallits et tbd MM.*, Pediy.es bed bun =lT t bil i gszades Ar metre* tbe emery a tsr Br, sed be wee ph& Is dat In Paddlers:is dr lir wee or dy bat eat MO la the giber whims of the bseargb. It yes lore rams alphiabetiesi, bet only in regard is As Islay, set es to the amokoa cad the eer areprossoe awn a glad dud of eastaska The wh th i t o S wee eara Beerlarr anerned he the verb that had bola awle, woe Awl; et opiates that the Hite shout renterred la the arum theerlbel. The peel& °Sears well to Mod le this Yr. Hogged on the Beta erre l e m. veral peridas shall be pramated et the het start, although the lamed Mid bed appelated opera the other Tito wee et the e ram *Wee, sod air bag the=ca the Man el the other wales sanded sad banded ht the Ilele. They had beta prepared under the dated*. et the everielea Haggett said it would be very convenient in large the whirs to of reg de the, e lists into wards, as it would facilitate order im Thus wen two claims and no objections. A person who had been excluded as • policeman now claimed, having left the force end brooms a porter. As such ha was deemed eligible to exercise the freaeMse, and was enrolled among the voters for ths borough of Merylebone. QUZEN'S OOLLIIOII, DIBMIRORAIL The tumid distribution of pprenges to the suocessful candidates took place ystowday (iy), the awards being r asst ve 7 Sir John liatclil4 mayor. The Mow* students io media :—ln —ln se= Yr. Berm ; Mr. Herbert ; anatomy, Mr. ; penitent anatomy, Waffle and Hollsnd ; Harbert and Holland ; chemistry, lielland; said , ollend; brassie medicine, Cornbill ; natal& medics, ; sad botany, South. The RAMS Was sway, "On the employment of ansesthetice," was awarded to Mr. Holland; and the Win Word gold medal to Mr. Herbory for an may en " Th. anatomy aced physiology of the auustilss of respiration." The Inaugural address was delivered by the Rev. J. 0. Cumming, the warden, who relined at at.... length to the progress or the institution. In ingeging to provide a omplate academical education he ✓id that there wee no attempt at rivalry with the tiros hammed liniments. of the country, for the highest ambi tion of Gray young man must be to have the opportunity of distinguishing himself at one of those seats of learning. But there ware may young men whose scanty tams precluded them doing eo, and to sock the Qusan'a C ollege offered oppor tuning* by whYth they might qualify themselves to attain eminence is say walk of life. Poi 764 a year a student might pass through a complete course of medical education, including residame, commons, and vmmticeship fen, and with the prospect of redwing I that amount by obtaining • scholarship, or • young man who wished to eater the ministry might receive a complete education, at a coat not ausedieg 4161. • year. Ths same re mark applied to the ether dspattonan of art, segbowing, architecture, and law, sled ail timbres Of the tiamereity of London might be attained by Median of this collep without residence drawbars. The number d seam* the rev. warden remarked, bid been seesdny Inersseinee, and Its bed no doubt, wren the impertert rumps wider had rime pies In the comattation and nrampossat of the college berms 1 more genially known, it meld rest with mom j= support from the permar of youth reddest be dr Counties. 81'821KATIC COMMON Ili/ THII CHURCH OF BNGLAND. A correspondent calla oar attention to the follow ing attract from t►e Laudon Oily Mimes Jiefeeists foe this present month. The mission referred to to Ye masa la that conducted In the serial of Bt. George's is the Beet, by the Rev. lir. Lowder, with the oswesst it Um eerier, the Bev. Bryan King : " The character of the teaching of this Woks win appear from the following attracts tram a adeohlise wile It Oar Nis- Wooeries find In the mesas of the poor,. given to the pose to be learned at the schools. It appease to ea alma As most popish cascara we ever yet met with wilder a prolosliaS aims. __ •• Q. What is confession P—A. It is to amuse oesselne of all our MSS to a mist, In order to ootain absolution. ~ W hat If one will y conceals a mortal sin In confeeelosif —He commits a great an by telling a lie to the Holy Ghost, end makes his oonfeadon worth nothing. (See Acts v.).. " How must we make our confession 7—The method of contend= is, let, to kneel down by the side of the priest; 2dly, to make the sign of the arose, and ask his blessing, saying, 'Father, give sae your blessing, for I have sinned Stiy, to say the form of coalmen.= as far as the wordily • Through ray &o.; ethly, then to say bow long It In ones oar last contessino, whether we were absolved or not, and whether we performed our prince; and then we most norm ourselves et all our etas since our lam confession... " What is Nantucket 7—lt is doing the palmtop given to by the Oast... " What is the tenth article of the Creed P—The forgive ness of ens. "W hrt is meant by this arliole t—That thews is fa dr church GS Gad forgiveness del= for such Mil properly only far it. "To whom Ins Christ given lemur to forgive MOP ?—To tie apostles and their surcerreee, thb . leabop and priests at the • _ _ B; what mesas an aim, higlisa P—By *Win sad lib solutkr." • There was mot 11 , aingie sequsetnaden in the Bt ipar et lattlthlay—"a itsk w rya a &etch APB, ".. sireesistaih Mfr bun rate." The Hon. Moo Losigley, daughters of the Right Rev. the lard Way el.Dothan, was driving la a posy carriage is Audibods Pa% on Thumslay 'yeah., whoa the pony took Mot, it f• thesikt at dr putting up of as umbrella, awl pigged o% apssalleg the wimp aradaluev-. lag the ladies sea. Psaussataly they NI upon the esill grass by the tiled the waists, sad sustained tittle or on Injury. The senisgs iris bakes to yams. — TIM Capp Amu, of Aug. 21, lays:—" We are mob la ergot of a dell eeirlseer to supply the official vacancy wiiisk has oceorrod. It le bee& the a really efficient seen HIM, sae oat, owl cot a men Itegarton of the Colodel- Me& Fifty-two thousand posmii—a help mina for are— has hem voted to sew roods and Wasps dads( the pram* yam. A rat desi, "fear tabs* progress fa sooteass7 radio derlii 3 Op ups husk.. ea egybompreprly ap to his weak. Railways Infrillse was tae provided for in the .above sum will slot be summnend Ws yaw." Two LAW or IIItiIIIONAIT INSTITUTIONII.—In a leis niter of the &press es en4ed from a Caps parr the *rater a trial relating to the tiesetion of the power of the dimes dl mealeary seelemene to eject from unmet them pemiem of lamed &Meer. The Cape journals white - salved salved Ms Imaislie soweiht dm jtelgment. The mogistrestasid :—" Theoulis e tr e cam bare undergone delPashidott and mildOldithlts. - neueemr, I have takee hod tuition. 1: a w a ses hiedese halo to the mission age meded waft • WM under those regal/oboe I lid ett dam 114 to she jadgmeat for the **J(the mlelleatuy), im eyed. —The defendant the. ailed ea ad mat mide Ord impremea the kulgstent to be sae- n peake the tislids* the supremo court. The magis trate led :—.. As I mid ham, the ease , involve the hits* sof heal) de. I. aboard Mos to ea the appeal rolgo l h, with. I shall therefore comma that the execution 1 Os Wpm* htl sowed till alter the deaden of the a= earealeeme.- or Canal" _Ai THZ MAXIAN Mooaz.—lt that wham the Karen Moore arrived in Sinion's F e es amain was in coodasment, and the obi* *Om di the vessel. The grew and ce sows eharged issi r ill osposis with decimations's; while in imam, charged the Crew with mallwans omidust u ra lid 4 high sem. The crow were imprasaill Ise aayw Wm preliminary to their trial. Cps the betides st Ike ellis beim the resident magistrate et TWeet. WNW web .. • aegatteaL The osstriarate said, " The idgmme oldie mot le, that she prioaosrs are not guilty of wiltel illsehollaw Mt lawful osawneseds, the waster being Incapable ban began' frnalemame. Thsp are not guilty of cogabialas hi= for the see ream; tad ant guilty of small; the Psi rpm his ins aralicary, not only for the= e i v sbeer ask. int dee kr *sewn. ' Theme. mire dile 16 46 : 1 4;4 " g i t:e br t e atel he" r 12:= Ii tetteeeile0 P"Id resent . tertileep oppelred generelly mbe a ersoatior lot of mar :, llama hail solos been rweened to appear hist, N Ou to mower a charge prams* E loise inea mess We • lady who was peamager on=tillp p pm --41 , ri*Trobtas nr • TRAP.—A full-grown titres, nos *se killed ea Thanday, on the farm of Mr. W. euseris Omitshoora, Wideleateiem, Coastaatla. One of hula mei,* Illitiebeire's mem haring aameieed . de IdeMeleeeee wan by porsepleee,Aiirep is a ~. Or tam his pendok.. .igkardis of ' M See whedisr . Ip. In mid the nip gone; ,--• 4 " illeoweerdl—elimit tea yards from there—the trap • Maisfa it; on with* she gave alum. Mr. van Oudtshoorn, •• t v ift rmiw tere houads, eat fear mm, promoted redo . Wish; be maid dm* the animal, the ma (hake( , red her with their knob-Mertes. /be stemma, soot to tip of tall, die het eight Mohr— ' Za a CirrlCldif.—At one of the 1 by Mr. Charles Dakota in the north, a dew. 4 Ighdhclres Mend by a gwastesma who wee morn. •ej tag the room to h e r the aseoad " reeding" of the ease. t (1 ~ ' 4 Very fair, sir " wee the reply; " wiry Vat tlir l ' Al" read maim; bat his attitudes are poor, sir; of his attitudae."— Genesi (gmerrer. !dna .40CID3N1 Lest night great all persona who had an gnaws of the following the doors were thrown of the house, more a Some unfortunate in unknown, having ob tag over the front balanced Wale& and in the spemston to utter fellow's heed pitched wi the seats In the pit as tc time his skull was force of the theatre in a scat wee procured, bat I precarious state that him to St. Thomas's *we promptly in ellen save his lib, but he d day) morning. One audience had not had ti took pleas, or others ml s Yews. Shepherd an the melancholy event should be done for t uselem. Deceased was and wore a black hat, of age, and apparently a owned and to await a a CONSERVATIVI L. . the about doomi ' bets! pros; t final sharsl •.thi .41 (mix evruha , ami public aim Oche 1 •hOWI f num iteren -e peyel re 1 leper , al I CI atiarellog bu h. eiPec depart= eit unotia osplra ILD • load pin may k M apositil m9Pel who he ' Kslvo Thit afternoon the ral meeting of the abort jNorfolk -street, Strand, and adopted : "The executive tom: fourth quarterly report, necessary if, before this Metadons to the ac , on the 7th a formation of the Cones may be oonsidered brief, some public bodies, b cultism attendan di g k ea s that times minced times, the dh than with honourable tion, that the serum without the record of the cordial feelings whit mote the society's vest not, during the peat tine the expectationa of the I if the committee have back for the first time increase their stock of elements of sateen at a Inasmuch as the csah withdrawals, oonsiderin sequent stagnation of t and recently the eels ui The balance-sheet for submitted to the ohms! December, when one-thi retire by rotation, the • eligible for re-election. annual amounts the oon Goodchild and Necrotic auditors, and the menthe have to elect on their ow and Ritchie being the a : report of the committee statement of the operatic for the pest financial yo be enabled to report to t - additional business, r ; pais, undue the am, entertained by the public let. investment by &ha and the money received 1 employed .by the come description of freehold. adapted for building pui • the groes, or divide em quantities. - 2. To sell la I. mission how the owner. private wearer* eligible 1 4. To drum money 101 . public modem or othc premises, dwelling-boo st proved wimuity, by nail • 4 °Platalaigt the inter% after Lady-day and idiot shares on which • year have been paid, will be Z 29th September, 1868, b cipate am before In ptember there will the quarterage fees t date. A completed • 611.3 a. 6d., and aal his reduction will not .lob of lied, the origins he quarterage fee mai 6d., instead of lee. ee l • • in the share depar • choice to adept plots o deposit department , the executle umerous musts, to ad vest in the C lag lemetems. Th the hooka trader rule soma at the seelety y to the &puska • par hist. per am 001. to the moiety, me 001. se to 6001., in 21 d• amount. Deposit Midges of Ms reviler • whom, under the r twenehmed Si say • • tint committee ha icy of adeaachig a • for short or Macy of affordlog • about to bu sookty's estate new male at remota:a a eateeding from • than dues years, the board. The • be found fully . It wtU be the amat borrowing depute permits matting • charwtse otter P • Society ,--deeasly, I Team, hisd the ezl will nimbi nimbi • futons barrels, ion of the capita ~,auent of the Jae , • Inas heat • alio, segleteliame p re roastio a task as prooedural stereatke doubt, be done by a • semi ae, whit the • • hurl% the lead pm • sitassed la Isere At • • red mot be apswill • • payments will work ad • lottstst sal the webs their interese, are a d that no oppartneity Pts ulnas of the Cowen UNSEASONABLE S HITINGS.—At the inn , cultural Amalie:lm ••• • ijth, Bart., in the ch. to reply to the tom i the Diocese." Th e s the emetics of • •• which werecouside arch. "The rev. p wee punting there ob I J assembly to which tt • dietetical' of open am/ V. Mr. Pane, who he r. Ctaritioa, of Helve tholic thank WWI , • that threruitta t hoot n a b Wed the Boom whit h ••'1 sit and hear „lAA did as male hr. ' tai realtolet ho to be ri had for what h as rem hag I dot to , you he the ask east,tail Os r aileaarof the moue , • a seers Nei with the awe. di •" 6 mommits reloweed, s •itt separates woo Ina sista rose. and I beg to ap010± . ... • VIZ roe= you I treakt ha I did. At the .•t be did Imes apply , t mace of thing' 'll is, I Memo you cream our di It It wee :22ciuMb, w ee a Ceti •ea • beta te • lON . GeV. pot being Jo t ral) • rm." ! Nothing fee e Mansisester le AMA , toiaster-General fur from Sunday Lame i