The Press. — London, England, 1858-06-19 00:00:00

Al) 7 - 41 - ; 7 7T`r :=75 in , 1,14 tY . I' • rt -- r 7% ti - IjIROF 1 grn lASI •23TRT 1 119g7r t n ,F 7,11 11 141411131 ~,,,„,,fri m rym, BrDiWnE t rE f Ep c orn Is rips! xfowlokd srft ui bieP kolLt orit zs ~x • 15WO Irrod yint. rit ' I IB T'al weTWYI We pen these lines in a state of mind which, if it cannotilet,ho, described `as perfectly secure, is still hopeful and tranquil. .It is eleven ofcloek, and in one hour more the lath , of June will gave passed awaywi Few of our eonntrymen are, perhaps, aware of • thb irtiminent peril whishii they have this day escaped. But when we tell them that one of tim most rr learned men in'this metropolis, who has recently been derroting his , energiew to arousing Englishmeh /).;(40,. , their danger, boldly deelared.! his conviction of - a 'French , inivaticitioni the anniversary_ of the ltattia of Waterloo, they will understand ,*e i ,dreadful . state of , amioty, vi n, which the whole of Friday has been passed. We know _ . that thi the criastrophe'l ihmqlues duo to.-the v ,ileatnadiPßO*, '4 lr ? RP ;Ja t e : l4 4; - n• •• A I 'presen;pccik ete'*nti r . guest bii'pefMl '•s ' • ' - coast, duty. tsiterv: all, be cady, • like • blaimair43 ghnet, a lingintait of iftgl t igetsted beK or a lump of mustard. It is easy, we may be told, be flippant, when the danger is over (it is now a quarter to, felce) fit Ve are WO exultant to fee the force of such insinuations. Atrd wire 'of any imputations of ingratitude, we must beg the Professor once more 140 again( to mar . the tatet of hie really wholesome warning bp tias-aillelliMion of prophecieawhioh:only deceive wad irritatchia,biackers. IIQ . w [We have received the above from.a / coiltributor of dubiorwpty. cplifillosY"rWtk!iNiffiitPi) iiif-?,4bf: -- F4-J ) 'Fitly( 118 '4:11413 43,9214:: ;AI( -v< p ",Pirrtobi 97itnandus" .117". ',t.; 1 n Yr. have not got authority tq report, as, the . Nefipolitan savant the Ake &Twos able to do, that the period of earthquakes is over. , for the , present. In the dead calm of the American trade,and the susewur ,of . ....• JI , financial operations there are still many favourable conditions fcr i sf . „79p. tion taking place on an extensive, if not a sublime, political scale. , The Atawsuf me/pmeßts are no longer accidcntaki, ) they t are now,well ascer- UAW ; thilap*eur with almost uniform certainty,, t rgpdf44linistries take out a policy, and mutually insure each ether's V i vt;a4 i .pieens of Aka.; political economists found theories upon them ; la ofd that desires to increase its circulation will exert a good. tletßft i iii entlea 7 ,elpring to force them ; and, yet such is the popular. ignorance as to the dupes of Periodical' disturbance, that whenever such a disturbance Occurs 3 fttee world cannot divest itself of a vague fetlithg 'aieociated. with something netting's , and 'subterranean and preternatanial. Net the , plost.,selthorkatile phase Isf the . present eruption, is this job, hot,• fuliginoue, items matter liow long or how wide—whichfotsonie weeks past hat i bee ll ; l rs 9 - charg4 TrOin the American COpgress. - Besieith and behind tine is a cur ' fen - Tor itiiiie irepublien'ilie *Nth ipiiitt* forth in indignation 'theetings, 'aid ath times beide* Ainwion iii iostitithiper cascades, uyeinig !en 11* do* lateautive ,saise tn•nseelerate what ~ is called '" ow -of- dna. inscru table designs of Providence for the working out the triifaipd, wanicest " destiny of the great Republic ;" in other words, tq -‘‘. ^ e possession "of Canada, Cuba, Jamaica, St. Domingo, Mexicb," 'lend Central " America," and "eatawompously to chew up" British humanity. Two years is the limit of time which the New York Herald, in its some- ' what liberal arithmetic, allows for this national enterprize ; and in a tone of severe warning bids the' present .Ft dish Cinveriunent renounce what , we were not aware tliey had ever accepted—the general war policy of I their predecessors—directs them to Mike quick reparation and humble' apology for Lord PALautnaroat'a offettsime *llion, and commands the Bri tish people, without further noti oi antlsinder-enornious penalties, to cease henceforth from inconvenient p h' tlippy, and not, to precipitate their] ultimate doom. Further than this, the American. Senate, through its 1 Committee of Foreign Relations, has expressed its Patriotism in a series of ) bellicose resolutions, declared its ju t that 44. visitation, molestation, or deletion of vessels sailing under d tre ken American,llag is in derogation of the sovereignty of the United SU/Its ? and 'conferred upon the President the extraordinary power which it gate 'in - V:161" BniiiiN in 1839, viz., the disposal of the available naval forte; undautite df 5,000,000 dollars, for the p of chastising British aggression, if , again repeated in the? waters ur or Florida or Cuba. Abottionnt as will' as"Tiro-slavery Senators ; have merged their diffeeences in common Anti-British repugnance, ex pressed in the debate upon this tote; several nigordits senators declaring themselves, after the planner, of their country,,aslavourable to physical; farce rather than to arguments of low moral suasion ; Mr. HAMMOND, oil South Carolina, "b6.42tintrilling• - ba be smuggled into a war," but beingi desirous " to throw with ail due • soleithniby she' bloody spear ;" while Mr. Comps, from Georgia, who has beta ready for war during the last ten years, and is indiguant that the finest vessel in the United States nevy is engaged at present in " towing, a telegraph cable , between two British dependencies," has at the, two latest debates in the American Senate deported himself like a Trans-, atlantic Cato, and made only one simple repub li can Ntterance—" that he; waited the two British s hip s tak en . ' Flowever;natural and laudable such a patriotic design, and however soothing to the wounded spirit o f Republicanism such a capture might be, then is an important obstacle in the way of its accomplishment. It is, according ta,the statistics which the: Americans themselves show, no t a t a ll easy. ritish squadron in the, bt Gulf of Mekien is far the stronger force,-Ittm three guns to every it will be pretended in certain quarters of General ITEitinsfAisi='bpi' preiventekl the tion. And that math ik consequently; duo lesser, whose fas-reacitinkittint forswained. our..nc were undgretciPd anck,PrpoledArt , lt,wagld Atp4 . at a gnose IRA asvq-d ..e b but on ibe pn MI) questiot of ' crude forms " te'" , ; lib f theregeten vision of a Frenels!. 'ma* on Jibe .111 § iinVE 1148 wrong; and, waive what she might prostituted flag, and gain 9 *./.. a a; a suspidion, she will leave to Am - erica all the reputation of her station on the shores of Africa. Mr. Potothkhastorwarded to us a letter of some length, in which he declares, " that the whole of the filthy and disgusting. statements which is the 'kiwi.: and Rev. F. .11$AftptG has thought it right, to make i public are, it sofas tale ia;conoereedouotire and 4eliberate faille*llxWb 9:mit seirir • 7d3 ilAre place, as we are bonhd, tbist:Aki pot. a.. before thrioniblic. il jtjottwea, obviously, the, whole, 9itestion is most undesirable position, and one in ?which it .can hovity tonsil). liti: atinztitt'irill probably, in a few 4ays, offer lids theliublidloitie't4eply 'll lirov. .1" tfl • 2i Atoloirattets introi standallttri alutrinAl sogentleinan of tuninpeached chaiiictet; inapukaite Mr RolauCithapactica nf,... - ‘.a—the practice of coufesseglite.T4a,tyiririe,s.2errill s4ito ig.gt;eted.o.aYFl,l. process.. ft' IfMlFFTlfilt.cgieiTlCT Of: :°r,4•,..., -n/401 .._ ,rtr. suhjeeted, Mi: tritikie44lthil Eli ilift,apittli in' ileatoodiOre - ahlbiliCz No I klisibribes :the logitemetitn an I " Oldie and deh berate r ; Ihati he; /oft; meet deny the facts, Individually andidistinetlyc, He, does !whiny ” Your first wit. ness Ido not know. I never saw her, lil iirimr ser confession, MIS Your second witness is alsskstranger te.tifie aud,yintr- Nt.'s ; Inow no -4 . ~ thing of them. , They nefflfie co...,•.,WitY'the,"nw lit 'eSer give them ith -;,::, ..1.,q, .., it 1 7mA:A -11.9 b stp ,ttruiii --`1 holutled." '''' :,. ~This sort of specific desiabteittriisonz iftablzislk 4kirap, and yet the Wait or it in apparent. - • .I:tit 74 • ..) rft , J 11; , Idi . • 'eLtizilii.) 4t. -,... • However, as we have ti 4r:, .yu ' .is pot. ,probable t ikt .. A will rest here. Doubtless . the . lv;,' Who" ‘rere con ecl jiuttfe" Charges ligaftist •Mr.''Notir -9: eft *iodine juatificadodiot ' , eir 4taletatintsi Wove many dayithav'e papoillowitu f! t I „:t a ,Bniihi ..ri n niblvib Pflif I ?2,IIIFIVIbIO lta trif. b lit im Aipgr r ° A lsther fl f t! . )OA Jll3 111 A 1) We are told that there is .noittilostwi R e a .717/ 1 1Yri.') (I4' To if y.4l; il [ ee i • . 7d - / ti*VA4C 'TT 9INTOAr at** ;Tiben .w ; t he ' is not 1 1 0.#4 1 10.;,. thf, NY i e is not to ,fe,rti*umi t e Tagus not so golden ; I.chexon . hi not Ao cleadlY ,• iind'for the 1.1 .y `thousand oxen whose rztt, the tritelebtroT berried Win - -lhe . watfeils of the Alpheus, our es glieedifyliblds in :perpetual solution the products of thrice that number of cattle and a hundred times that number of human beings. eSt,adily and-solorly considared„he in a. wan*, of the world. Ilk j is at ance the dory ao4 the shame of this ffrpat appire. metroperr . bu Undciti could Maio such a dirt, 'and °' ato , ; .• 0.11 -; • •T r ,-,! t -..• Parlie,ent itself is deeply interestW in thit question. for the 14.6' 1 Houses now transact, and must continue to traiiittet, - All their business on the hank - oft' eTris.llllttiyaireliiiC but the • qiiestion iiaturally occurs, and is , frequilotly taisiitse kstliamouty that :there is no %414.„atcithefrFg,otFt.INI,,ifltlafFe„lff,ifi in fi e, Ala, not speed,ily applied ? fault Is it that measures are not progress for purifying the waters of the Thames in. or nes; lkindon ,We answer, without hesi tation or doutit;"Lthat bf thi ) delay ought to laid at _ _ _ 11665 , , the MFTROPOLITA N --"414;5410k... o f !Purify in g "To liWi6t and. so i o its. ~macion it 4 tibll-considered irarkilikrifYing the :;:o atlio44 ,'• • 10 ,, - !1, . g .21,41i.iie:i*Iiiit!k6FOMY'Vellael We can fit eft, ' ....eti ti l' i li i t every additional ow. ' . ,11 , dg! 'tin ' 'At her: twenty. r vett . 1 ""` . 4 1 0 . • figir t l e iv, , ';i s ii, t ere . tif t'iln'tlie track of the Styr or 4 ifi ' *)*°t4 ll is h t> 7 Vitlre f ts.nkei chaser might rao* tlO t Pa R . u 4 , m at . A% rintreiti . tall a% itielenitehoWeyer ardently h i, r ( 4 j ' cif eV r eil4liniiN u i.illarik in' 1 . :.. )eirjEpptitt4c6, and I,T . I fB4A l ,* rag e , 0 9 '‘W . j 1 Wiiiii,S . . .! iielf , 34o) .. i ttlkt . tretillition and ' •f 4 44 oiie 'o4loViotiled4lY'Ve4ttaign - 1 .• .. .9p f hltinhitylind hos- it th", • olliei.. ' lilt . '•.. - . 1 ;;, .4th, 4 .‘ ,?it-y''to -, leincede, if it le i r w(6 ,l 4i iiice .• .. i'''" 6f htithe . world. But it is not 454: ; .ii tiliii 'does I't v: . itti yzettio ff m g it ,present. Such tei •a. way, Miglit'lkswii .. . 44' , 10 ,- tit!' , itatialis4r GO•vsrutt . tentSivho have a pt i ) n t o OhaAVtet,t ; 9444 . .ip Who i. e icteditt . ti t "' ft, might answer the ' - 1• * -' ft ' tik•-a 1 hystate in office certain 'PlAtt to A tV 4 1 4-,r e .t r , , . is ,i i l / 41 ,19P l oill erT, o,i ,.! ,iiiii i ;i3ft,uptaT bail" 4,1 %311 474,e5. :tall , ho r cters antor o t f un o tt ia t T e• ; ip 'l' • i'''' t ekttlid 04' tiietibittbli . e s tete 14r.eurYerkliei#4, or re- it' oi i t • wiiiiike dip LsitTe ,of - Ott Prialol... - Airy e t i ran of 1 it ~ s 0 i l g i :1/ 7.; '...flifi,! 7 .Witftbut"iietOtlipifshtig''atty‘ Me' Astiblic i - i ' t Citc - i ii' 1. the[ge , t' 'tell' ' 'off`' '.: • tird'andletitkel Gra n t.; ,"*. 9 t aid • k.•.;• • :...I# l ll ' ' .ki ' l O. ' S • . . 1 % 1411 0 1 . . - lt l itil fr" ' that s r I ,:t )4106 . - 4- . . of: Italia,' still& . • i `,. ettgit l ; I that , une , lan - blind a 1i • " and In if': tiiiil 16 built i 2 - 1 -. eh'. j e t Aeo:etted"*ltitt reinains of i • ',tirtniili •. . .. no'. diautitil ti .to iiii , .. .e.“Afoili:One--ttn eietneitt lo . Me is .i re ill . . lihtlfot tStO . ''sire has distributed . •' ' hi 'hi' kL ..ll,. 'dil'si) i eitilit t el is it izit lia, recalted•home her *it , ... l i .' J" .. ' ' ' '' hcfiktit dfr het 'f finial 'i 7- Aiiiiii7;H llilliellei lana Br itish trat t I ;.T' • tr e fi t iv '1 )1 411044 o t ,* ',. ~. hP •.. ' a r r icuir et iiiieh a pile as I;v ' ' ilty:ilit4'eettaitithat l 'htt '.. -- 7 . . ilt Millions of slaves and ' I i •' .' 'to l *' • ' i • ' ' p 0 d ,._ !, ... ~ . , A*. steadily th l * , trhOtotthropy and eirilita- g esti • like wail, :, , pur* infl d, `'a6 To ''d3 We' is still' England she cannot Mita Ali I • 146' . . /... - to be' 'Of divested *O4 h er : pi t h liy these v4it.' i .1. inid 'ior ilio-iliterY hhtster.""l4. - 4 jettlottiP•or 'vet is i tight h at 'd !P 'eirei' not to Ihrwaitt efeil it i• i ) • by •a tittle ‘ inter- national wrong; and, fearless' of nitslinterOretat .— ion ,or: snspieto' n, she will waive what she might claim, leave to America all the reputation of her prostituted flag, and gain her old station on the shores of Africa. "IntAltNiAtikat ilfittelpdoor.i. Ho Joriginaled, ity ISSS, • the ,linalusiT 0)17 iirovos, pittibros, 'Obis great to the Th o.lllllw 4 o9aNfk i e t fge .; ..g.o3ce r tne aatt,f) Yraisky •, it prit tq f p4o6 . . At , ckut ,itkontits . atter r h :tire • - • .A tollftod to e. `Chief' co = ssigner phut Drsiiiike , te 147: 7 wed &stliliq io Yaw vicituf WO( a 3 rai I (r.otbraocema