The Press. — London, England, 1853-10-08 00:00:00

OCTOBER 8, 1853. TO ADVERTISERS. The abolition of the 1./& t.,. fitful.. enables su to inner' at the price .1 Three Shilling , . the .lih•eelixrtwrwta for tchirh te•e hare hitherto charged Firs - ; and .4.lrer iigerg generally will reeeire the /lilt benefit of the ehitiste in the law. TO CORRESPONDENTS. it N impassible to avktiouledge the low., of kiwi, we re c eive. Their insertion is often tirlaye.l, °s nit; to N Kens of matter ; tool wh,•u ilea, it is r e a.,./ais Itide• prudent of the inetits of the cunt l ttttt Ovation. We cannot undertake to return communications of which we do not !Wail 011,rsaNTS. silways be legibly written, and uu otin of the 14.1....• only. If lung it itierewses tho difficulty 1.1 finding splice for 111..111. - - • • -• • Wliutever is intended for insertion must toe nuthentirotol by the ' , Arne 141111 144141'...e: or the writer, Hot 11,V • for vubliva. Lion, but As a guarantee of Ilk g0 t ..1 faith. rtgg• LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER s, is 33. POSTSCRIPT. THE Trimisit QuEsTios. The I'renrh lui4l EngliAk tiovernments have vach addressed a note to the Russian Govenunent on the nun-acceptance of the Turkish modifications. These notes arc said to be couched in decided terms, and reply very forcibly to the last note of M. de Nessel- . . nide. The Potrie of Thursday contradicts, in a semi official maner, the statement of the Sultan having signed a derlatration of war on the troth ult. What was resolved upon by the Divan was, that no more ►tinu•cssions could lie made, and that the prepara tions for defence must be carried on with increased energy. llumours have been current in Paris that ,►(1,(11M1 or 341,000 troops were to be sent to Constantinople, but no orders have yet been given to indicate that such a decision has been come to. A Vienna correspondent of the C:as (Polish parer) says, that the object of the meeting of the three Sovereigns in Warsaw is simply to strengthen the alliance already existing between Russia, Prussia, and Austria, not only against all revolutionary nu►vo ments, but also against any demonstrations that the Western Powers may possibly make. " The Solon," says the Bulletin de Paris. "has carried the order to the admirals at Besika Bay to pass the Dardanelles. This measure will not mu lily the situation which hail already been marked lo the anchoring of the frigates before Constantinople, lint it will complete it. The fleets are to cater time pos. nhorus on the 7th inst. They will not anchor at Bolden Horn, on account of the number of merchant vessels there, lint will lie a short distance from it." Al. llt:sorr For - Ln,elliefol the great banking -house 11f Fottlal and Co.. and ame of the 'wavers of the Slwiety of Credit Mobilier, has become a ler i magoi iu i i is a The unfortnnate gentleman' is maw in a 'liaison de sante. lleis a near relation of M. A e haie the Finance 31inister. ACCOMPLISHMENT )1: THE NORTHWEST _ . . PASSAt; Comm.tyorit Ni.trytEt.ii, who was despatched in her Majesty's swine ship Plurnix in the swing of the year with stipplies for Sir Edward Ilelehers spia. ikon. arrived at the Admiralty yesterday, having left the Phiriii.r at Thurso, N. 11., Camminaler Ilightichl, bringing no intelligence of Sir expe iliti )))) . lie has, however, succeeded in ilivositing supplies as directed, and is neeibiliiiimied by Li m i t . mint CresswelL of the larextigatror, with ;ie.:patches t'ilan Commander 31•Clure. thus enabling its to sat infy the public and the friends Of those who embarked in the InreAtigator, concerning which ship consMerable anxiety hail existed as to her safety. The /treader bitne transport which itecomplinied the l'lst, ni.r. was totally wrecked by a nip of the iee : crew saved, and brought helloe in the It is concluded from Sir Edward Belehee4 despatches that that officer would endeavour to retrace his steps this season to lleechey Island tl winter. It appears from these despatches that. Lieutenant Cresswell had completed the passage between the two oceans. having passed into the Arctic Sea by Ilebring's Straits, and returning home by Davis Straits. Cioninander M‘Clure's despatches are dated hirestigab,r. Hay of Mercy, Haring's Island, A! riklx:1:1, and giN es a brief account of his proceed. ings since sailing from Enghuid in Peceniber, During the winter of Isso the vessel remained in a "pack" of ice in Prince of Wales Straits, and in July, 197 A, they succeeded in forcing a paKsege under THE PRESS. the east cliffs of Banks Sound. In April. We:, Commander Nl•Clure went to Melvin° blind un sledge*‘. exPectitig to find there one of Captain Austin's vessels, or, at all events, a MOM of provi sions; but was 41i-appointed to find only a notice left by Lieutenant 31•Clittlock, saying where pnwisituts were, and giving the itosition of their ships. It was inferred that the search was supposed to be aban doned, snd no other vessels expected to have come thus tar. . . Since October, tile crow of the investigator are stated t ►lime been pits on t wo .thirda allowance —halt II 'IMMO of meat per diem in a climate where their commander states they could readily Italie con sumed four. oil the hills adjacent to the I, l l' from which the despatch is dated. large numbers of deer and other game have been found, which must hair contributed a welcome relief from the short i simmons of the previous p►►►lar sojourn. Inhabitants had been iliseovereil farther north t hint was known previous'', a t w o n as t on and 1 i etor i a Lunt's. And Ilitire IIIII%IIIA still on the t rac t, de. signori' as Prince .11liert's Lands. They were ex ceedingly kind and friendly. lineal quantities of copper were found apparently in a ret;l pone slate. This metal is used the nativ e s f o r urging th e i r weapons, AT., but they appeared to Is illtillSeil at seeing pieces of it. picked up by the c rews, as pits sessing value. Captain Kellett. of the v lrtl', writes on May 1, from Nlelville Island, to stato that " \l'elnre had joined about a fortnight, all well, but half starved." l'otttArAv CATAsrttortly of Wednesday night caused great excitement in Dublin on Thursday. It. wa.s not until the evening of that day that a list. of the sufferers was published. The following are given as the names of the killed : Mr. christopher M'Sally , solicitor, of sinnlincr-struet Nils ; Mr. Jelly, of Nlarylsorongh. 4)11,116 4 Cts May Mr. ll'Sweeney, solicitor. Kennittre, and Isis wife ; Mr. Hate. mass, of Cork ; Mr. Egan, of Itirr : Miss Kirwan. (lanvioter of Mr. Kill'WHO, 111 Alskey-street. 1111111 in. merchant; Miss Palmer, slaiNlsts.r of Abraham Vollmer. Ls+. of the Hank of Ireland: Mrs. Knapp, an English Lady: Miss I widdey, of Eccles-street, ; 'Miss Kitts. II •Iton ; man not known ; and a servant Isssy of lot. Stokes, of I ntblin. I►r. Hayes, coroner. had impannelleil a jury at Straiten, when eleven of the hothes were identified. Some evidence was taken which the coroner deemed sufficient to warrant his placing the guard, stoker, and engine-ariver of the luggage-train in custody. Tl►e inquest was then adjourned. It is stated that the country people in the locality of the catastrophe disgraced themselves by plunder ing the 41ca41 bodies of the sufferers : ►u u l eien ritled the pockets of some who were writhing in agony from their wounds. Miss Illemierhassett, a relation of Lally I inillamore, was robbed of her watch while she was almost insensible from the injuries She -us_ tained. She was quite cognisant of the ontrage while it was being perpetrated, and begged of the miscreant to spare her watch. Seseral other cases of robbery were reported. • (I)mlivostriN su:Nvio fly THE 1.1T1111).11ITTI.N1NT. 8101'01k-11cm Phillippm, E 1411.. to Iw Iltpitty•Lit tenant. )111.1111. llnyal Burin; or king 7 s — i);; Ilegiment—To be Cap. train.: Lieutenant I lavitl lienutril, tier Dates; Lieutenant Martin Ilitlley Smith ; Lietttensant Joseph .‘totstitte I.ennaril Creator'. To he Lieutenants : Raglan Somerset, Esq.; Ilatstlolph Henry Esq. 'l'll he Ensigns : .14•1111 Sit Minn Fuller, I tent. : Eth; .tattler I tattiell, tent. ; I same i tug, Bent.; William Janie% Vottlem, tient. lleeriment of the Ilit,nl Snrrry—Tn he Lientemottm: cnnran Alplitalso kirk, tient.; Charles I kmite s Manning I rut. M erionetlthloire—Fitst I.leittement .lolin Inuite 1,% alher to lie l'siptaiii, lel* I rr.iglsr4l. iira iekshire. Ist Regino4 lit-1 leury Wood rage, and I lenry Tibbits, 1 Brut., to be Ensigns. 1:11031 THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tacitlily, (14-1. d. BAN K ltl I'TS.--W tkitop Sti.lifonl. I leetforib.bire, tirei , or -W iii.. I I itzlestreet, snntl,wurL,rhiue num—.l, nn M Mt.:, West Ilta !Omni, N..r0 , 11c. lstk. .1.11114 N4'4o rt, Welbeek.street, I . RVI•111110111 , 4111 1 are, sipholaterres ware lompulnuoi—lN 'lleinue, Oxfordshire. dcMp. r—Wm. I A• 101. 0,, 11.11;111rs., Late lier--1..11N S 1 I: ‘I i, 14, Newesstle-ittsmo-Tyne. ennimete breirrr—.lohres( MK.%) I . V., y ..rkshire,reel slBler---14•7411'11 ti It EEN Vill4 OP. Morilig. 11.•;iii, Keittlite , Yorkshire, v.4s.lstsyler—.l4 , si: I'i.vI:IIELLE, linnlwore st'fill' II SI32I . I:NTHATI 4 ONS.—Wm. lirturf4ox, lintel keeper-1)(. 1.11 F114$0:11 Mt , piimutt., Edinboro,. " i d awl liter iii,reilmit—ltioltEttl' MI:r„ (;111.ft.mr, igisisianvinrer— ANtmvw mr. liope•pnrk, Itothwrioststre. sttrveyor—lLtv ..,;41s,N I.ELLA s. 4 rilloq./W. 31.111 11EW MATME/I, (ilwez.•w, oltwidkr Friday, thluifer 71h. BAN KI: r 1`11 4 .--1 II %id 1..3 ItANEI:, Brimploarvet, nrrAtetini • wi Imre. til,lwlsterer-4 . IIAiII.IFA Weningtoilogtrret, MI mad. Ijerigstri irtilaller-1111•11A HI. LANeArTER 1411Al.LoVI, l'alk-territre, I int lf•rwa-ti elan, ivtualler-11 la 13e &EY, Bloomxbary, Irommung,er. 541 AND ' EY. 'l'm; 111 urn Lts r N tatit.l A Cnowor.i, MErrisii wit.' held last evening it ,h. Loudon Tamen* to ili%ett.‘ the Kamera iittewti • mid in expnws the sytatiwthy of the iithallitatit4 of Lan don with the wrongs o 1 fnrkev. Allot (heir drlr~lnti~n► of Itits.siatil Aggre-o.itsit. Not lIII` 'MVO rikoill isr tho latent thmtweLl with it vl.t its.wittblage. but ttearh twit thowouul mom left the doors tumble to Mid cuttwuc►`. I Mill Putney Stuart presided, a n , sllll4lg the immentiP: 110811 4 N Wert. rOprem.litkii‘l.4 every sort and slintlo nt pnlitieal ()pinion. A mong the most tienieeal.le neer th e „r Urquhart, Nlr. Itlnektit, Sir Napier, nnl Mr. Tra•lawny. The list id resolutions ptaiptiseil at a preliminary committee meeting' 0111 • 1111111iNthly were Nv 6111„W 1' I . That tip. ,4•114 , 4 11114.41111111 1 4.411”4..i.Ootranllnrc. 111,4 inceling thin ths . ise i• 4 in Ike I:n.s Calvinist 1 , 1 1i vll i . ll 11111'. Iwo t'. Mit Oil') lu Niiiklite l'orkcy loot Is. stiMitilel•is 0101' ell Konspe, and .Atirrite nIl fo . i . tts on. W.. look opoii I hiu e. the. Mo. ream... why oa dip l aumUr a 11 1 1 nlrnl of thl 'Purr qiitirof Hu. pOS••11114' 111141 Its 1 / 1 1111'111 11141 L 1114' 111i1141(ioverii.ortit has womeit mlla %Anat.', dote. . ilO4l eilll.4l' 41f the. 'rink'', iuMirl rd 11114111 C 11111111 1 . 1 . 4 . 4. 1114111111% Of 111•4 . 111..+A 114 . 111 . 4 , 51ia11. Via arq )4 1* ell ) h i " i n . spired of the g.... 41 faith of 11.',1:41,,ini, in 11 %Ain 111 111 . 141111411 . wills on wisio . roitillsails owl viublit visual, which enrol whit.. iia. tnikrd, Mill %%hods, if now muluoul:oiilappcis still oitly 114'0111111' 11l • 111411,44 . 1'41114 all .t 1 arty nee . 'Phut th. , eloris los leitrisstie .001 at the Tot at mid would drplalr em' 8111'1111 1 1 4411 the. 11111 . 1. Of ill.' 111 . 110111 I ill% oritiiirtat 1.0 hitritivss that 5151111 its MI net sat Imptigliele t t H I ND I % ; ChllVVilly 01E11.1411'ring thr England he. Would het wit to inamitaiii Torki.lo . . That not only thr ititt.l4.4 lag ti, duty of I:u~huul 0 ,11 ar i a hrrt,lorratnrnt w sliwitnl all ~evict and bawl to Mk. pill,' lot , •• 1,41, xlld Alain 1%1. Hill to Turks'„ 1. '1 hits Ihi. meeting 4.1 . opinion that A anti by rvit,iiit of 111.1• rill lima Pull 1.1 of policy, mill With her tret.lit 1.4.1•I11lts Ms 611/1%11.111' 1111141141 g Tterkey, nought to Ile rivalled 1111 vitemy by fp., mid not irksitslird to, HIS " ' Phut 1111 t ha' fort•ggittig 1'ut...111111.11.% IN. MiltrlSllll L.x 161.1101 ... it, 1.0•1•1.11i111 11111.'1' M 111 1 .1.1%. " li• 'flat 8 "'O . 8 the I ' l % g s), IH• tint Mitteol h. till. Turkish A ittltootiqttle.r. - An wililitional remilntion wits propuseil by my. l'clinhart, ill tlw .'none i d' th e p r ,, em ,ti ng ,,. ileintiatory of the whole isinittiet, O f th e mi n t,,t r y in this ititestien, and declaring that the meeting Inul tin einitiiii.tive in any of its members. The resohnititt was seconded by 'Mr. Newton, awl elfin issl, titter swim 141.e111111, In VX1 . 1..1111 140111 1 . 1111111T511.11 1 . 111111 the sweeping 14/1141011111l1i1111 lONSSI . II 1111.111 111, el •114.1iglie,. Thu meeting, which began at 'a tell 66-114. h, did li s.t t I . initiate until twarl Mit. 11.1. Snit'''. "'four thromAi I.:iirop • " eni • braces familiar sketches from Brussels, .Ititwerp. Venice, the Alps 1 including Mont Mane 1 and p ar t s of Holland, the I:llineland, Prussia. moil saltier Till're is nlso a striking view of Aldan 4 'l4l Ili. • dial suddenly illuminated for divine service ; a n d the exhibition includes pictures of Paris by day and night. Mr. Smith illustrates his "illustrations " sash mime humorists ile,ciiptive observations. Tnr, Filimmtv seems fast ilisnilis.armg. In Na\art castle the dcutha Prato 1111 Iii. diminished to 10 or 11 per diem, and in ;at...brad mit, or mina - times none. .% few eases iin• Mill repoeu.4l in 5hi,4,1,,, Darlington, Tyneniontli, and other industrial and Erowili..l to of the northern eianities. lain& n has e xperieneed 544114 increase in the nllorhditc fra M this cause, hilt not to any alumin! extent. F or ty. seven deaths are reported by the Registrar to have occurred from diseases of the cloderam Dist dining the week ending Saturday lust. Special reli glows seniees, tinder the sanction, 441 th e Itishops ~f London and Winchester, were, on Welloiesila, per formed in the several churches and 4.1iiip4.1.4 through • out Southwark, Ileintondscy, Lambeth, anal other metropolitan perishes, praying the .111niglity to melt anal altogether withdraw the (+okra. The Bishop of London has screwed to the cicr{tc of his di4w...se a letter ahus h he eililressed to thetn in !sr., when tho cholera last prevailed in the metropolis. 'Ent: llovAt. eilmmisstox a pp,414 4 1 4 ..1 las I nqu ire ion the constitution of the errporstii.ii L0t.414.11. and which is exciting such intense interest in the cit.) of London, will not commence its sit.irgs, as was fully expected, next Moneay. No dry has n. yet been appointed for its first matting. IT is proposed to establish by oribsciiption an as)litm for shipwrecked crews sod ye.-els near the 4;00111%in Sands, by constructing a 'lna's* user 4.1 feet, 70 feet high, with a tower of feet, a light house, and an asylum. Mr tsritt,s are in contemplation for inviting I oral r e lmer...opii to a public litingtiet in Edinburgh. 'Ulm wish for such nil expression of 111111114 tia Ia• shared by men of almost eery .1 nab 4f politics—by some of the leading Whigs in well us by some of th e leading Protectionists.