The Press. — London, England, 1853-12-03 00:00:00

734 Ptiau b. Issrat•crioNs from the tiovernmetit have been roo ceived by the authorities of tialway, setting forth that the Admiralty have decided on raising a fore.. of 10,(w0 men for the defence of the roasts of Vie United Kingdom. Volunteers offetina themselves for such service will loe rev. ived snit trained. Pis yank have been sated setting forth tho bounty, pity, clothing, kc., to be given. Tar I;KlioNt4 throughout Ireland are now striking their annual rates for the support of the plow. In most Cases there has been a very consiolerniole re deletion, air compared with the commons taxation that prevailed duriont, and for ammo time subsequent too, the famine ; but in some pooottliern mid western literates aro still very lortivy, the removal of the liabilities in the shape of Con soliotated AnnuiliNt. A FATAL. ArrlikV, in which tonne row) or flilto men were enraged, and in whirl' Caro. %V. 11. Megan, M. l'., 14 represented tam have tal o a, pail, ori•oorreol in 11 . 00 month last Mosoiloty. The result, flint one of the rioters was left dent on the field. whilst %evils% were sevenoly *ll,lllll4st. lo amovoirs 111111 e.tpt. Al. +wired some alpicultioral prooloove li.r Mn reneged debt. lie hid at lois bark n large party of his rolainui H. The defaulter met llois tut ash on 11. t his oily, which con. singes of 11111111 t an 14111111 emonloer of osaioloodanos. A pitched battle book place, whio la resulted as Staled above. Tut: to Ins obouil the titibtonrine %%iro• nentas the North Clinolll.l lots rt.!tilit flilrtl ; lIIN II the tioverntni.tit slostiters sollviteil to aid in flit• operotion len 1 , ,r iin T I i("Illny . 411114.4 that "hi no 'env for the lost two lots No nth( li wheat. been ii Mil IVI 1111•1. 11114 bcf.ll this sea sim.' mor,,, , t ,ft ‘ i, HI Ly %sr tin. Ens have born fined •:(4. each (nr ihmils in al rotree, pleppor, 4'. ; nod one trit.li.r lots, it is Niate4l, been eorninitteil to prison in delimit. of N 9111.411. Sisrrfin 101 cuAmte billoaging In flip order of Mt. Vitt sits Pant embarked lately at Havre for distant countries. Of these, eleven pro cess! to Cayenne and 4 ;114(610111W, where they will de vole themselves to the mem iee of the niels iti fir. 'l'll4. remaining three gis to ellions, where, in !long Ken'.;, they will join a body of' Mister- tievf)teem for matey years established in that island. A TAsi.t: 101141 TE IN our way west w a nt (we Ara speaking iir this Annum') we took !tow caster in our way, and arrived in time to Nee tiro Leger rum for; it was our first visit, a n d will proba bly lie our host, for we are not admirers of the turf. Returning frisin t h e es .11M., we Intik.' 1111 at the 1.4. a i nn in Doncaster ( the Reindeer), were shown Into the hest l u st r.tom, and, iii reply lit ottr inquiry if we could have a 1141 of dinner he/ and at were invited to dine at the table .1•11ole at six. "1141041 slimier, sir," sail the bri , k waiter, with a smile; "Hit shillings a bead, sir, without *Me or liver; tattle laid for forty. Quite as good, sir, as I has.' the pleasure of serving you a ith al the Ilniiiswirk 4.1. Illaehwall at a higher figure." Ilefstre (1111. napkin ',nave hail gsit I n the end of his %nosy we remember's! lilts Met., amt. on his showing (he had slime wonders for 104 at Itittekaall on 111.111* 01101 11111 e nerasiiits 1 , we ga te in our sit shilling adhesion to the Reindeer dinner. \‘'s.ll, six came, and half pant six rainy, and AATI.TI 11111111., bat yl't no dinner. At. last, at tonne oti mommies past t and more Silt 11.11V11 11/ a well covered table. There was plenty of ets•rything, soup, fish, mid even tosison ; and if it had been sprveil in time little fault might have deco found with the dinner mid the people ; for the guests were talkative, sill had been to see one thing, and all were talking about the race. If Englishmen who are strangers to (stir another, not even knowing one 1111.1thee:.1 1181111'S, ettil talk about anything, it is the turf ; and if F. men would I'.llllt. Mit an pleasantly at a Mille 11 . 111 . 41` 1.11 other sultieets than the turf, and only lat st. 4 will info:mist thereon, we are inclined to think that table. d'lts'ite life might Ist' introduced into England. without s o me previntl4 training that *toy (we use the word advisedly ), we strongly spine that fortigners will not litaul table d'hOte life in Kitgland e‘cit en durable.—The National AT rain LAT!". KM. IA Stturotto (Connection) of the Agrieultaml Sects ty a notorious English pickpocket, tatued Ned Ilausmosel, wins arrested in the vs sy net of siding a country gristle .N. ii aWI trictl. oinvictttl. sad 141.11t1.1114`11 to the Stale prtmoil fur si ne , p i - an ,. 111, capture was 111111.11 t.. the 1,'.11.'1.1 Of the fair, for. as he had virtiniinea to-toed perniiiis on the grountl.lie was 1.184.1.4 on the 11011 slay among other eitriotitiCS ns by 111414 sit, and the receipts fiir tickets of ailinittaiire sill that otioi rain ' hiniarra thaws Ililt-11.1 of the ordina l anisoult• A Nra Husk, to lie Oalleil the Alereatillli. Husk of Pont lmy, it to be established hi that presidency. 'the l.tsl 4.d capital is Ides of ruis-es, 4111 hied int.. as!,fyin sh:uer, all of which. it is stated, hate been taken tip, ...wept a portion rem rtes for art ii s I.:iiglantl. Claim. anal 'alciltla. The prnst.cits sit bii.lkie,s are repteitetileil a. I•\llclut..ly eileols• raging: as4l, it' the Whole Masan', n 4 et—sql.y eau he I tlstd the lugglity, A may ram A vvty illorytvee Tl 4 1 0 , P R 14 1 , SS. TERUO OF r., It gbe 'US% : :ortr l'et Manua . I • • • • • • al 0 0 11,411-Vrally .. .. .. .. 11 13 0 Quarterly I .. .. ►► • • • Pepe* hi ruhtmeat. Fobseiihers are requested to send their Ottlen through their N.•oe agent ; If dined to ihn *lee, see.nolotoied by • iteunt btore. Motley Orient to bo wade pgyahht to Mr. Auritat, lea, I Strand, Lobbol. TO COSURPONDINTIL It in inimischi. 4e 1lA11.11004Ift• the Hot.s of letters We receive. 'filen newt inn is of elt stehgeil, owing to it ipre.s of mutter; ant ti he ondtt...l, it la frequently front retotons finite intle• ffeudent or Iha merit. of the entintsimicetion. Vie eatinot filideriefo to return COlll 11111 l neotolog of obit+ we do led N% nil olirsehres. Cr11:111111111entIMIS should 'dotty. be legibly written, fuel on one stile of the paper only. If long it incrcoutea the difficulty of loblint; botee for them. N'lletever Ia n 0 ,40 1 ,41 fir ittgertidet must be totthetitiente4l by the halm NIA sildresn of the writot, met ne..e.surily for publicu• lotes Wit is a gtouvolon of his ;;.sill faith. ~~ qprog• LONDON, HA TIIIIDAt, DECkSinElt 3,1t,53. POSTSCRIPT. lIUSKIA ANI) TITIIKEY. 'the lost ihielligenee front the Ka m, of war ix mi. vryed in II telegraphic de:patch frk,iii Violin', dated un Thursdaycriiing. On the 2.5 th alt. the 'forks *amity's, from Kalafat twelve Km; miles towards hrn i jova, anal tOrmeti all intreneheil ramp 14 SONNI men. Large bodies of 'nol+ at the tittle 1111,041`11 ttp tool 'town the Danube. In the ..tlith the Turk.; eotootiteiotl a Iwtweett ltteoeltok and the island of Mokniut. The whole of the army marches to the prineipitlitiett. Invalids out ftirtisse4, and part of the Imperial tinarl, will gatrinOn Po !mut SPriin has demanded of the Porte the room „f the Ihtftshut i!osmitl-4;eneral, RIM that hi. e.r.gnathrr shall be granted to Mtn. Yritite Alexander has de rinK d, in reply to the demand made by the l'orte, that his derision, in ease of a war between Russia and Turkey, was for the observance o f the strictest• neutrality, but that he was determined to evsist the towage of any troops throng,' his dominions. The Administrative Council of Wallachia had en tered a Pram( nßain.at the incorporation of the Wal !whim militia with the Ilitssian regiments. __ _ letters *run tialatz state that tin+ 41h and sth Itnrsian reserve corps HIP in niovenient. They lime left. Bessarabia, anti are about to cuter %Vail Ailyiees &inn Bucharest, of Noy. VII, state that the Russian war-steainer 117rtilhair heti captured nn siennier of Ili guns. By way of Constaa. (imply a rei•rrseit editiuu of the story renelliN ns ; tifittely, flint nu Egyptian *at. !vteittnet• had taken the OF THE 11A1 "1111.'.1111)1AN." 'Fur Iferidinn left ("ravesend on the 1111 Of.lutte hist. with cabin passengers, steerage passengers, and a ‘aluable eargo, for Sydney, New South AVales. She %%as it very line vessel of her class A I at Lloyd's, for 1111r1I-cti years, and only a year old. On the night of the .23'1 of August a heavy gale sprung up, and the ettillahl Altered his course, and bore tip tOr the island Of Alllsterthttll instAltil of St. Pants, which he wished to sight, in enter to correct An emir which he sitspected In his chronometer. The gale itirreased the next day, *nil the weather wns Ivry thick. but the enutke sleeted, E. by S., mudded the vessel to go freely before the Wind. A few minutes before sewn o'clock a sr* struck the vessel, and partially Mun dt-Ora the 'Wren deeks, after which the raptnin or dered the ttourse to lie altered to K. About 7 pant. the ship struck oh the island of Amsterdam. The eaptain, upon the tir-a alarm, rit-Ited tip the poop "twit", and Waal Swept ,itr by a sea almost intim. 'lintel) afterwnrds. The situation of the second enlitti rwmettgets was distressing lit the eXtrelne. :1111140.4t as 441011 its the ship %Intel:, !urge quantities of water pound 'town the hats hways. mill the rabble en the side of the 'twet•ti decks tilled so tit- , 1 that A woo whsle Um; twAveit ditlicu4 tJAA thv pa**'.ll6t:rs SATURDAI4 got ovor to the starboard side, where they remained for more than two hours up to their waists in water, and many of them having no other covering than their night clothes. Soon after the vessel parted in two at the after hatchway. The poop, however, re mained entire, anti atfoirtled some kind of shelter to the majority of the liastietigers, till it was deemed safe to attempt a passage to the shore. Thi s sa , !tarty ellectri by six o'clock oft the following ma il _ ink. For two nights the men add most of the wom en and children lay down on the bare rocks, with no other coveting thorn the clothes in which th e y st ,„„i upright, but providentially they had been suppned as soon as they landed with abundance of new flannel mid red and blue serge shirts, which formed part of the cargo, and were cast on shore. On the third ay idler the wreck a general move was made to a point atsiut It thin' of a mile distant from the wreck, where it hail been found practirabio to 11m:end the chit; on the top of which KU ultrltliip- Ineut was formed, and a signal-post erected, with two red shirts and some 3 . llrds of white flannel to Kerte ma a flag. _ _ . _ Most happily for all, en Monday, Sept. t, *lien there was only cabbage enough remaining for a sin ; ;le day, and a atcr wits ottly trocuilible at the dis tance of a mile; a 411.3101 mi ch it was Ittipossible fin• ninny of them, in their esitan-aed and emaciated state, to have walked, they were take II 11.1 . by claisitoi Ludlow, of the American barque .Von»ttouth. board of this vessel tII tveeivt•4l m•ety attention that a larlte-hearted benesidence could mitOrrlld, and MO)* readied Mauritius just three weeks after they had losn rescued from a triple death by drowning, cold, and sttuwation. The final preservation or the sitttli : t* T s i s mainly alirilitital.le to the courage Mitt of ( a l e gentleman, s passenger on boani the Meritfias, Mr. Alfred Lutwiehe, f•trinerly o f (b le w 's . ixford, and afterwants a hartiatet eat the t i x f o r t t circuit, wu'. on his way to .Itiatralia as a entivapoodent 1.1. r the .1/oriting Chniniele: During the hours of extreme danger, and when theloss of the captain had deprived the crew and pacseitgers of their ottiehtl director, he laboured energetically ill prefier‘ing muter fuel calmness among 111% aissistefl in IWO siniilislsing their coninimi escape to the shore, lut while lingering there Hetet as store keelWt, ntaintaitting 4114414in* amt lutsliamting their slender resources until relief appeared. 1:11()NI Ti 1.41N00N GAZETTE. novelty% Ws. 11.‘N I'TS.-1' now. Jir ue,lxe ' e•mewft, Grum . enor - svittre, bwilvirt—ettAiNt.cm (SEAL, Eitst-rd*, Kettell ) 11 , w-town, moVer-- Itolicwr WALALIt, 241 ail 3 briqlgik 1 dAtivaphire, 11R%I.hrrtv, I)ethy, Imitarr--11E'Ati I%inslitighatu, Itipstmsu:4, Htlifax,Y•wkbhire, lirtembiger— JOHN 110ittsE14 and JoaN Fusirru lioDuEs, New 130 ml-street, hosiers. seirrcli sEgt• FATUATI()Ns.-11ran lenAzta, Quay tt Iry in 4., A ‘r'ltlYe. ifl k. • I I —Jo)%i novp.k., ti, it ~re w , . Ire.Arr—N:ltn lift lArtripre•likw, neat l'i.mitogr. RAM -I,.trgli, , firiglit—.tll.EXANl.l.R Ott N% Y, 1 . 1(.1.1, loWli t by Tiiniso, 111.4011111 t —III %%1.101 Si - tsw %In\ Ilihymvii, /aitle eitfrehovit— Al EICANII.IiIt 4 %I.I.kNI , ER, 141.111117,. pO4IIOIter—WILITA II FEW. II CSON, Clieff, Innkeeper—Rs obilla CoOIItAN, 111titutee, avaggim. fkreetstber t RANKIIIIPTft.-I.nrtf: 1 / I ?3,lKeitrn,ll.ittte iffenteritts. City, deiticr iu general fancy Ex t .ter, b it ibi e r —En*Ani, rit.tnns and Arent CnArr.g, Mtineitoder, antA "inn , elnintm--Enw tko c4lx, ti mat and lathe MIR 1111fieLlIrvr .IA ME% 1% A brewer—Wm idAm Pernitnottlia, wine and Keird nierelnust—lirceat Wtidd %n", nii.l WILLIA%'N, W.•st Stuaithfichl, intlory —Jon"( En*Ann Ctinvicrottn, Wendovor, linekinahnin, grocer —WILLIAM AMbIIMM, Iligll-1411)44, WAIL !Nee. t [ Fri.tu 14-4 Night's (intone.] 10th ile ,, ,,ltnent of 1.1)2ht iiritgootrs--lt\Yrnettivorge "ii. tester Ihtvies, firms the 11th Light IttalgooniNto be Cornet, vie.. I ;ffliticll, who t•seliattrefg. 11th I.ight Itettgootot—ll'ottlet *M'ed ffitll Itlandell, froth the 110111 Light Ihtigooms, to be Cornet, 'lee Ititiew, wry, ath exeltang..s. Ilegitnent of 1 :' . /4 It --.lAn ilowle y , (lent., to 1w En. Atli, by rtivhow., Nemo:W.ll)le A. A. Anson, I•ointeti to the Rifle 1:1th Foot—snrgeon '['bonus D'Arey, A 1.11., front the h toot, to be !it oireow, *tee ThYbse. 'who vAellitngew Foot—Vittzt I.lentettottit Witlinnt I hlbyty‘, Art n the 'eylott !title Itegintrnt. to b. I.iententott. vtee John Wht. who retires upon lwiti.ity of the Ceylon Elite 1410- mem. robe d ituawc , fivirn the 13th ynnt.tnhe Stirgeinn, vire who exchfrrit• 4 th Foot—El9,4git ',erten TtiolNitolli to be I.iemtetiont, by pnrchscre. vice Willson, Alertmier \Vilitottu Colphiull, Ucut., to be El align, be Ice It . _ Alt - 41 Foot—Captain M'Neilllter to be %jar, by pnielnere, vin Irwirrtc.ro, a ho rotiropy, ‘,Sentrtotont .lohn Breton 10 hr ent4nin, I.y ptin•linse, Ile*. \Vatter; Ensign 11 . 1 Hent .metes t larke to he I.ientmattt. ht inweb:ote, sire ltretoon; .lobs Rolle hie Jesus, Gent., Itt , Ire tillrahtse. %fre lonice. It lo itellett Eirtb, i lent., to be Assist ant-Mentenn.sire Mnothettd, spisotsstest bs the St**. 131st root-I.ifiltStailt Editrilivi Shane Powys Its las Cloptnin, Ily titn•tert.t.. sire Feeileriek Hereon, who tettnst; Ensign Thomots Edward Gunton to toe I.iestensatt, * i th"" t l''lrchltsc• vice Ponys : En,igto.lohn Joseph r step son not, front the St. Ilylvint iiesibluit to be rink vivo 4w:lw. - TO ADVERtIzERS. l'he ahalition of th• Ilaty on 4,lr,rtitseneents 'nobles eta In in., It al th• refer If Thee Shilling,' the Alleertiaewenta whieh knee hilh• rlu cheworti Fir ; and :Not generally will re l. ire the All qi the change in the Ion).