The Press. — London, England, 1853-10-15 00:00:00

OCTOBER 13, 1853. About 7,000/ in gold. and other property were found in his possession. All the creditors under the bank ruptcy will now obtain their debts in full. Meantime Welsh will spend the season in Newgate. Reronrs from St. John's, Newfoundland, state that a munber of fishing-vessels, together with their crews, had been lost on the northern side of New foundland, during a terrible gale which occurred about the 15th ult. The fishery, also, had turned out badly, and great fears were entertained of a famine among the poorer inhabitants during the ensuing winter. MAI. was visited on Thursday afternoon by one of the most awful thunderstorms known for some years. LAST week a labourer named Edward ilarnett. employed in supplying with bricks the workmen en gaged in the erection of the new dining-room at Buckingham Palace, fell off a s t a ge, an d Was Si) much injured that he died next day. THE RAILWAY STATION at Reading was knocked down by a goods train on Wednesday night. Some projecting portion of the train came in contact with the iron pillars which supported the root; thrusting each of them out of the perpendicular as they were successively struck, and finally overthrowing the whole, with the roof itself, into a mass of debris. The crash was stupendous, and the damage done of a serious and expensive character. Fortunately uo lives were lost. _ _ _ ON THE. SAME L►NE, near the London terminus, another and fatal accident occurred on Saturday last. Some girders for the roof of the new hu►ldings at ladled to the Paddington station came down while in process of erection, killing one workman and severely wounding several of his companions. ( Sporting. NEWMAIiKET SEGONI► 04 :TOBER M EET INI ;.- Ti•ESDAY. CEstat.arn STAKE', Handicap, of boys. each, a ith :(111 added by the Jockey Club. 77 subs. Mr. W. Barrett's Haeo ( Palmer 1 I 11;tiniald'a Nabob .O Mr. Howard's King Fepin The following also 11111 :—Tuddington, Mountain Deer, King of 'lnimps, Torment. The Reivcr. Songstress, Mll6 covite, Joe Miller, Indian Warrior, Itaillolph, Oarbsith. Cariboo, TaMm►d. Nutshell, Catherine Hayes, Black horror, Dove, Gossip, Miss►ve, Ilailelitfe Hero, PaneAke. Strawberry Hill, Nervous, Peacock. Winter, Pastrycook, Placid, Angelo. Betting at starting : 5 to I against Songst►ess. si to I against King Pepin, 10 to I against Indian Warrior, 12 to 1 against Teddingtoti, 12 to 1 against Angelo, 15 to 1 cash against King ot"I rumps, Nervous. Nabob, and Joe Miller. 10 to 1 against I:adorn', 25 to I against I tore, :II ) I against any other. Men showed early in front, and won %cry cleverly by a head. EMMY. P/IF.NPERO sT S CAKE s. Boaritng School 11iRs filly Astolfo HWLEI•sTAKILS of 10 soya f. by U.4ly Buck %% live Four nu,. HAxotetr, two and three year-obto. _ Grimalkin H ANNWAP SWF:EPP:TAKES limeltitel Ten ran. SWF:EPSTAKES. 10011110VPI. B •at rix lie worse Three ran. A NEAP4)LITAN CORRESPI)NDENT of the 3fornittl Post gives, upon good authority, the following ac count of the arrangements mole, or pcioling, Irct seen Austria and Russia respecting the Turki , .ll contro versy : It was never intended that Austria should take up any really hostile attitude with regard to I:sissia and it was perfectly understood at St. Petersburg that the Cabinet of Vienna would withdraw precisely when it l's Ifihl we longer influenee the western howelN and t's assail' the views of the Czar. The arniiete of Mitosis still Austria ore now to unite and permanently occupy th e I lannbi l in pr o vince.. The northern powers calculate on tieing able to beet the Tiu.k%. whom, however. they do not intend to askance. lint rather wait to receive. The great object of the them powers is to confine the war—if they (some to blows—as nisieli as possible to a frontier fight for the pre sent. The t•tar is highly satisfied with the• success of his ibid.mittey. and ee.lisi.krti h. has gained mains points by the lis sitating pssliey of France tool England. Ilk, hail reticulated that the combined fleets worth! have gone on to constaiitinsople nineh sooner, hefms• he model have osim pletcsl his army arrangements for the winter. No far, then, the Czar thinks lie has treolesl on the ere ehility srf Lord Aber deen with senile favourable results, assisted ley two power ful jeTrnalte---suit. in London. and the other in Paris. "Meanwhile the Thiesiati iiitrigue is hard at work, both in Constantinople mid Paris ; lmt, it is stated, hitherto without the leaet success in the hitter city. The Emperor hold's on to his I:nti 3 s e l n i alliance ; but in the City of the Cresc e nt muc h h as accomplished for the future.' THE PRESS. SECOND EDITION. SATITIMI EVENING. LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (By Elea& Telegraph.) [Fro►n our own Correspondent.] VIENNA. Friday.—An imperial decree orders 8 Con siderable reduction in the Austrian army, which is to be etreeteil by the granting of furloughs on an exten sive scale. The Austrian Correlyoudenz contains a leading article on the Turkish question, wl►ich states that, in the event of war between Russia and the Porte, Aus tria will remain neuter. 'lopes that a eomplete union among the four powers mad• elfeet tl►e re-este , ' lisluneut of peace are also expresmxi in the The Berlin Zit states that Prussia %ill nut allow her►►elt' to he reilueetl from perfect neutrality. but will use her endeavours as ►nediator. The Empvror I): i :_t its.r_a arrive(' at 1111111i'll 1111 inst. General ItarlowitA has been attacked with putrid fever, whit+ leaves no hope of his recovery. CoNfiTANTINiSI.I.E, Oct. (I.—The Austrian Inter nuncio has 1—.41 the Ohniitz propositions b e fore the Sultan, and ettruestly pressed their acceptance, but was told that it Was too late. The courier has left for Selnunla with instructions Ittr (Mier Paella. The Ottoman fleet is ordered to take up a position in the bay to the north of Vanes. BuctivitEsr, Oet. I.—Several families have arrived here from Itzurdzuvu, in the apprehension that that neighbourhood will soon be the theatre of war. Prince Gortsehakoll has ordered the ctinstructiint of 200 cabins. each 120 feet in length, on the Danube, and several thousand men are now at work thereon. l'nuce htirbey ln►s practicidly withdrawn from the uwer•rnueut. Menschikotf, who is exp►cted to take his place, has not yet made his appearance. Yesterday's ilo►uifcar contains a doom , placing foreign vessels on the sane• folding with Frew!' vessels for the carrying from dr.. Mediten•anean into the Ocean, and vice rcrwl, grains and breadrunffs, riee, dried vegetables, and potatoes, pro► idea always that such vessels be freighted only with grains and provisions for compurn cratstimptir at. This decree will remain in force till the alst or July, 1554. Another decree gives the Imperial sanction to the Provium and Ormes Hallway Company for the eon stnu•tion of a railway between those two phu•es. The translation of the relies of St. Theoilosia (an Amienuoise saint) was celebrated on Wednesday with great pomp at Amiens. 'Flier,• was a vast as. semblage of the faithful. No let's than twenty sewn archbishops and bishops, French, and foreign, were present, besides three cardinals, or whoa► Cardinal Wiseman was one. At the Bourse on Thursday, live minutes before the close of busines (three o'clock ), the contempo• nary price of Consols iu 11.4111d011 (as C4llllllll 11l l by electric telegraph) was officially ,placarded for the first time. This is an c%cot in the financial history of the Iwo countries. TURIN, 00. it!.-A Vapid decteo suspends the ito. port duty on cereals until February, tru. By the Royal Mail steam-ship La Plato later ite e mitts from Australia have been received, via Pa nama. These lithieeM were brought to Callao by the ship Patrician, from Sydney, with dates thenee to the 10th of and front Port l'hilhp to the 14th. Mining business was exeeedingly dull, owing, it is said, to unfavourable weather. The tieneral Screw Steam Shipping Company's steam-ship Argo, from Southampton May s. arrived at Port Phillip on the 14th of July, after un unpin eedentetl passage of 115 days. "The fact of this splendid vessel. says the Mr/bourne Argus', "having run the whole way from St. Vincent to Vietoria without requiring to touch at any port for coal con trasts in a very striking manner with the peddling and miserable doings to which we have been wens tottusl on the part of another company now, we trust, happily defunet." Mr. Foster, the new Colonial Secretary of V ictoria, and family, arrived by the Argo, and the Argun sup poses he had brought the news of the appointment of a successor to Mr. IAI 'Probe, whose resignat ion of th e Lieutenent.oov, , ris,vship had been accepted. HER MAJESTY arri‘vil or Castle at eight o'clock yesterday evening, having perlormid the transit from blitiloirgli over ll;/ miles of railway in twelve I N. The only stoppage through this long and rapid journey w.i. where the royal party rested fo.r al..pitt a 1111,111er an hour, during which time the Queen took luncheon and received a loyal address from the mayor and vurpora tion. 563 14.:Atit or Mit. CHARI.Es BARniti WALL, MI% reu ttisntrtv.—We have to record the death of the above gentleman. which took place at Norman Cottrt, tedeniat morning, alter a lieu( and severe ill ness. Mr. Wall was in his :V;th year. Ile hasthrico represented tinildlord, ante Wareham, once Wey • mouth, and in Ist; W 4.4 a suecessful eandelate for the city of Salisbury. The honourable grutlemint as formerly a Tory the old school, and opposed the second rt , ailiukt of the Reform 1411 iu Is:11; but on the accession to Abe of the late Sir It. Peel ho changed his opiuiens and lii‘came a Lilieral, MlVO catiug the principle, of five trade. He died unmet • tied, and the whole of his extensive property, it is stated, descends to a nephew. A. vacancy has thus been oecasioneil in the representation of Salisbury. Tut; anniversary of American independottee was celebrated at Melbourne on the ith of Jul) by the American captains and residents with the greatest. Tilt: I.lErr. suggestion originated. through our contemporary the Morning Herald, to erect a monument n. the Lae Lieut. Bello,. of the French oar). The suggestion k warmly supported by those who have personally . visited the Arent' regions. and eau t•Ntllltillt , the wade by the deven , e4l 1': tat 11N , .1 04% 11114 presented ',lllr. with the stun of list guineas. as n nark of the sense he entertains of the ser% ices rendered by Mr. to the public and to art by his exposure of the proceedings at the N Ational Uallery. .1r Tit": or Commix Comirn. on Thurs. day the report of the '''ample' bar Committee against the removal and in favour of the repairing of tho 'nonwoven was presented. The touniiittee reported that they had directed AI r. Architect to prepare esti. mates ~ I ' the elevenses of restoring mill repairing the blllldlllg, w lio loot stated that the Cooq of perfect Mg the building in till its parts would be 'Tom 1,•,!110/. its 11.511 W., allsi they recommended that 'l't mple-bar should Is. to,litres sce.inling t o 111, pltlll . Th„ adoption id' the report being wooed. Mr 'ox Milytogi as un 1111101(11111 . 11t. "'''hat the repiirt Ine sent back for ciai,ileratitai, am! that mime plate hutwg fur its ub ject to obtain further rosdw it. % tuitl f 0,,, wa y on that. portion of Fleet street lie ronsillered. - .‘fter II dis cussion the court divided. when there spiwartml—For the anientleuent, :13; against it, 1.11: nitijorit), A Ti locine Exeihosiso. lleettl'i Thor., day afternoon at 7:1. Brood street, City. The base ment n u ll It/WIT flight of ..111jr4 were entirely de. snweil. M. Itonnailien, a scotch iitsresul, bad pro'idential escape. While from the atelier 14 . It l's ,, ,lsit.llll 111111 he was struck liy of the dying tiibri:4, bind this flooring carried from beneath his 641, without, however, causing furling . mischief. T I I I. Earl iy I 'lmrleinosit,'4ll the hill' of %its. Indian pitel , ets, with I:15 passengers. l .mi. r.tnc aMeiro at liarwon Heads, and became a total wittk. No It% eS wife ItObt. CITY, Saiiiis ty. T‘,.)16.104.k. • 1.141,'"1` opened i for arr..o to. mei piireltiones have bct.it matte at trli for 'tile market Isom since reeeiletl, wnd the price is lifow 9*:. Ttailway share , ' oretic•l lirm. but him. !. ince receded Annt 1 per ern,. with 1 . ..m.411A. Everything eloftem about the slow, e. yemterolity. It N ~11 0 .11 Ihuot ;in the :fa fit 1141040 r the itthhitua fleet liail arri‘eil from sclia‘foril at Odesma, *mid to embark troops for 'Redcoat Kale, near Reform. irtiAßl. frof Et.r.crioos terminated on Wednelooday in I return of Mr. Itivliiirolsoon, the Liloolal candidate. Ilk opponent retired. Fri raftett'g .lottnual %tate% that nix regiment% from the Irish eaabliaunrnt, with nine guns, had receive , l orders to prepare for inunedi ii. embarkation for foreign service. 'Phis Hest detachment of a Itci Moll floret., it is added, "is oily tho %Au: 4 llmA of greater, for 5,(N NI men would be sear' el) sufficieni to make any iiiiprerohion." „noA I ( dcr I paps Hatimlers) state% that the following corps have re. roux'sd order% to embark forthwith for the Meatier ntoteatt Ilth, 11th, 17th, awl l I 11: entt. 1 stil ivy hit.• the lads late railway arrideni .till unfiuishoel. The evidence already collertrit is wry viatimittous. lichiehturtt. Tyler, the tiovernnient inspector. ha. ‘isilcd I , its of the catabUloploe, lu order to prepare his official report. wll/1 observed am a day of limniliation and iorayer, in the prospect of impending war and pesidenee, by the Presbyterians of Indoliti. Tow I .llxx•Noierit oinissioNylis held th. it ,j,. Ivonth Meeting on Weiliiesilay, at their office in the Castle. The Chief Baron has moiliciently recovered 1., coutiune his Intendant:to. A %hoof tloind'wrtter from Messrs. (iane) it engaged to resit the 'proceed ings. A considerable time has been o c cupi e d in the oral examination of the profew,orb sod utter* of the Cl,llege.