The Press. — London, England, 1853-09-24 00:00:00

SEPTF.MBETt 24, 1853. " Signor Resell,—You are one very great vieked ole Well. You are one very rechted assemble man. Why yea will hart the pore horgan now that trys to get a honeNt living. for you hays plenty your4elf utouey? Why you stop the poor horgtui teat to get a little money 9 You are a very ole feeble man. and can not life tnucL lot.ger. When you the, where will your guilty sale go to? You have no charity for the poor hurgatu wait, what eliwrity will God have for you in the next world? What mercy will he have for you; he wUI be as hard to you in the next world as you an to the pour man in this. You will go to purgatory, and stop for ever and ever, if you do not repent of your vieketlitess, you brown•breached, blue-eosted. loin- button ole . earecrew . N„ w, is conclusion, three or four of lie, true sows or Italy , have „emu by the H. ly Virgin to make of you, rite over upon the top of your own don steps, one pitefulleht martyr. (Slued) " ANTONIO G. " Gino° IL "Jvaa: B." Opposite the names were three (burgers, and theoibllowed a postscript, The capitaiiie and the loam at uumbar 4 are very moOt to us: Defendant admitted that the gentleman told him to go away, and said in exeunt that he only stayed to finish the tune. A polite sergeant proved that he turned defendant out el the square two or three nights previously. t 1 r. Ilroderip tined him 75., or. in default, seven days. SECOND EDITION. SATURIMY EVENING. LATEST FGREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I'suxes.--The northern tour of the Emperor and Empress has commenced, and their Majesties reached Lille yesterday evening, whore they were received with extraordinary enthusiasm. The city was dressed &K for a gala, and the illuminations at night splendid and universal. The principal German journals, in consequence of the information which they give concerning the Con ference of Vienna, and the meeting of the Sovereigns at (►lmutr., were stopped at. the l'aris Post-office both on Wednesday and Thursday last. HE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES —MoVEMENTs fly THE Alt 31 INs.—By the last aeenunta from Wallachia. the Russian troop► had abandoned their tamp near Bucharest, and moved higher up on the bank of the Danube, and the Turks had made at corresponding movement on their side of the river. Acterms.—The reduction of the army has finally been resolved upon. On the Ist of October the companies of infantry are to be minced, some from Iso to 120 men, and others from 110 to 100 men. The regiments front the military frontier, now sta tioned in Italy, have been ordered back to their cantonmenb4. These measures will effect a saving of from 15,000,000 16,1100,155 i tioenis. The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at t thnutz. The greatest enthusiasm prevails at Vienna. The crown of St. Stephen, escorted by a large untidier of Ilungarian magnates, lies readied the capital. The escort is headed by the Archduke Albert. The Igmperor was expected to return front Olmiitz bt receive the crown and the deputation. SWITZERLAND.—Mr. Murray, the new Bliti•111 Mi nister paid his first visit. on the 10th, to M. Naeff, the P resident of the Confederation. GREECE.—Letters from Athens state that orders have been given to prevent the subjects of Greece travelling to Constantinople or other parts of the Turkish empire. Merchants alone, in the case of urgent business, are exempted from this stringent nee. SPAIN.—In addition to the appointments pre viously announced, the Gacetn of the 111th states that Comte de San Luis (Sartorinsl is to be President of the Council and Minister of the Interior; Domenech, Fi mice; and Calderon, Foreign Affairs. PouvroAL.—Lisbon letters to the 19th announce the spread of disease among the vines. There were vineyards where over 15 or 20 acres not a single bunch of grapes was to be found. The Papas nuncio was recovering. . . . ANERICA.—The Hermann steamer brings the New I al papers to the 10th inst. A sad accident had occurred on hoard the steamer Bay Slate, on her passage from Fall River to New York, on the Nth inst. It appears the crank-pin broke suddenly, and the " walking beam," falling iiptui the engine ' knocked the cap ott the cylinder, and thus caused a tremendous rush of steam , by which ten of her passengers were so severely scalded that two young ladies died shortly afterwards, after having been taken to the hospital. A locomotive had exploded on the Georgetown and Newbury Railway, killing the firemen and blorang his =Mains a distance of 154Irods. None of the passen gr s were injured. There had been a great decrease in the number of deaths from yellow fever at New Orleans. Only 53 died of the disease on the previous Wednesday. The epidemic, however, appears to be on the increase in Mobile. The weU-known Table Rock at the Niagara Falls entirely disappeared. It fell on the morning of the 9th inst. with a tremendous crash. No one is supposed to have been under it at the time. The projection is now all gone. THE PRESS. THE CoUNTEz.s DE, 'St:ruts, iteeomisa the Prince and Princess de .loinville, leaves Cl a e L nwat this moniiug for Southampton, en route to Li s b on , on a visit to Queen Donna \kris of Portugal. who ►s sister to the Princess tie Joinville. The illtbtrions exiles will probably be absent from England about six months. The CHOLERA is steadily diminishing in the North. Cu Thursday, according to the official report, the deaths in Newcastle from that disease were 511, and one only from diarrhoea. For Gateshead the return was cholera 2tl, diarrhoea 4. LIEUTENANT IttenEit, R.N., bail been appointed Admiralty ageut on the Southampton packet station. THE Lords of the Admiralty, on tlo it tour of inspection, arrived at Queenstown harbour in the steam-yacht Black Eagle, on Thursday afternoon. The Banshee, steam-vessel, Lieut. Conumuider Hoskin, accompanied the Admiralty. MosEN: orders to the amount of :10/. are daily cashed in Galway at the post-ottice, being the amount received by the local tree lens foe the fi s h caug ht i n the bay and sold in the Dublin marke.. Au.. THE GRAIN to the westward of Galway has been reaped this year principally by women, in con sequence of the great scarcity of farm labourers. CITY, 'lwo o'CLooc. The intelligenee that the British and French fleets had passed the Danla - Lellos had pmdtteed a complete paiiie in the Stork and Share Markets. Consols °liege(' this ittornin,; at 934 to 1, and fell raphUy 911, and are at the moment we an, writing IN 1. Foreign stocks have been equally depreasod—Mer.i -ean,l4 31 ; Pentvian, 72 10; Russian, 97; Spaniah, 211. Railway shares have also fallen—Caliidimian, M 454 ; tireat Northern, 1W 71 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 0.1 21; London and North-Western, 199 99 ; Midland, 57 MI; South-Eastern, ski 71 ; Northern of France, 331 11; Strasburg, :16 1; Lyons, 14 1. Of neeessity there will be groat fluctuation before the close of business to-day. luibmts anti eMicntts. TILL FAr attending the death of Elizabeth Bayne, teipptibed to have been killed by her Inv.:bawl at Sheplieni's !Rush, as stated in last week L. tinier, were investigate(' by it etironer's jury en Mon (1 14 . Some ditliculties lift(' arisen neglecting the evuttnitia tion of the stiellocted inn at, the initest. as I n . webs in custody under a warrant, from the lliligl.lnil,. 4,1* Hammersmith Police Court. After finding a %collet of " murder" against James Mayes, the jury appended the following remarks:— "The jury express' their hearty thanks to tier Mj. Meeru t**. for the Ilium, Department for support of pnviL•gea of the coroner's (Duly, AM evinced in lus assert to the request that the aceinsed person might h pnalueiNt before ii 1 1 .111; and they hope the I.egialature will soon perceive the neeessuyof pro. %Wing by special ettiwiraeot for the production of the accused bu• fore coroners' juries, ate they con,ider not only that it In v 141 4 411. tial for the ends of justice, but that the coroner's court is m• SUlted by that privilege being withheld." The prisoner was then fully committed for ilia] fur the wilful murder of his wife. FORGED BANK OF ENGLAND NOTVS hasp lately been circulated rather extensively at Windsor. Yes terday week a stranger of respectable appearance, supported on crutches, entered the shop of a jeweller in the town, and purchased a silver watch and guard for tendering in payment an apparently well-worn, and rather ragged 14)1. note of the Bank of England. Mr. Hatebscher delivered the watch, and gave the stranger 71. change. On Saturday morning, suspecting the note was not exactly correct, he has tened to London, where he ascertained at the Bank that the apparently worn-out note was a recent for gery, and that others of a similar kind had lately been uttered. A Ems, attended with fetal results, broke out oe Tuesday in a h use iu Charlotte-buildings, Gray's inn lane. The front Ile ni. second floor, wasoecupied by an old man named Cornelius Carroll, and the flames began there. hnt speedy aid being given the rest of the house was saved, with little injury. The poor man 4'arroll was, however, so severely burnt that he was rettoived in a hopeless state. A DUMB LAD of eighteen, John Finnigan by 111111 y was charged before the 31inichester tuitiliatzattle set Monday with the murder of a little playmate, J ames hhanley, only six years old. Shanley s fath er mi sse d' his boy, whose body was afterwards found in the canal, and another lad who hail been playing with thu deceased said that Finnigan came up in company with a man and threw little Sbarley into the water, and hotl. then ran away. The accused has been remanded. Tut Marie, a British ship, of 1,114 lOUs, boated with guano from Lima to England, has foundered all sea. The crew were picked up, in about 41 dog. 4 min. south, by the Spanish barque Marie, hound to Malaga, and landed at Pernatubuoo on the 91st;, ultimo. 491 Tux MAIL STEAMER QUIN MRS wreck, l on the night of the 10th of Augti*t on Point Lobos, owing tAI 1110 ea t Wiboa .Mail bay fur HttabletV, Initg twoho nut s , nort It of that p,ri, mitt rot ilisekarruig hl. inistake until too late to p reven t, his ship twin running on the rocks. The ship is an entire loss, as also the cargo, with the exception of sixteen bars of silver. Only ono person penislietl, a ClAlow. CNE af the cittages occupied by the masons en• gaged at the new p alace at Balmoral was discovered to be rti fire yestvralk week, ard, being contiguous to the royal residence, the uun.tat alarm fur a Utile prevailed. In a short ttmu a number tit' team were on the tq. t, the Royal Fatuity being wit only present, but actively engaged in effort, to eat tigtusli the Games. We are assured by a spectatx (lags the Absrdeew liere4d) that, when a tine of muu was forwed to convey water ta the burning pile front the river, Pritice AU crt at once took a position. and con netted wirking steadily throughout, shoulder to shoulder with a atiarily liigblandu.ttn. 'the lion's' of Wales and Vritice were also actively en yar;eil, while her Majesty stood I.y the a hole n ow . anal gait. such direeti n. as sit- thought wool,' tend to assuage the fire, secoluigly deeply Interested by the .'snorts 0f the men to ...eve their clothes chests, in which inany 14 them hail cousiilerslin stuns of money. - The tire i• 1 .411111111A1.11 111 have originate,' by a spark getting suiting some brushwood in ono of the cottage. %hill. a w . 1111411 Wits bikking, and as they Were all live r,ln, p ose d of Mehl 'l' the flannel, were `1"IIIY 1 e!"1141 the power of datuagis has been done to the new 'liar. tinier and tiremati of the express tram on the Great Nl)rthrrti hauls ay to shock the late ecru dent oecurreil hats. hero committed for Irish 1.11 Oho smart% of neglect, by Mr. Tyn-whit, the magiqtrate at clerkesiwell Court. (nut has, lainiexig..botai arcepteal for dick appeltrallee lit till' IWNL I 'hi Valley Sesegons. DoINNis ish bottom-et% was accidentally buried alive by a tall or earth a halmt al work in a siuulpit at Blackle Manchester. , near Manchester. K.thorta werewere mado to ratricate , wool in a reW 111111111114 , 4 hi. head Was iinetovemd, hilt lie wag 11I1'en,t1 quite dead. 'fin. Loss los . Tut: Slue Cuba, mink um her pa,. 'sage from tendon us Algol* Ray, has been reported, together with the fortunate e ul ot the pasp a ora t ero 4 and ere w. The f 'aiNt %as 1111.111 %IMMO, be 41141 300 11111 S 11111AVII, nml freighted with a valnllblr ear;;'.. She coolie', several poposengers among Vllllllll WI re the tie%. Mr. llsoaysioloo and; flaw:titer, Mires Kenyon, and two .other lowliem. I . p to %.111w two or three doss of the ship's arri‘od oft the entrance of Afgoa Ituy the weather had liven tine, when toubslinily it mine on to blow hum ily from the istortliwartl, atoll on the 1%41i tor .Itll3, is attempt lug to make ftw tin' bay. a 41.10 struck the ship atoll' entries! her tiptai a o'er toll Cala. !keel(' tat the western entrance tor the lusty v. she o trows. „ I r niter ward►. lint hot wiN t. toarinu away !tor miaow, uml hoi‘ing in se%crill planks sander the stern, *ludo all milted %%atter fively. All Ode pumps welr set going to preweet her Emilio l'erfectly ungovernable, the skip drove before thee wand twee days sisal two nights, dual hail got some 44N1 males eastward of the when the eify of Ciartilla canal mitalber vt.,..4491 ,4004.41 Ow weed k. Ity these the CTI.I I /HI passenger% were rescued, but the Cuba was abandlamed to her fate. being, with her cargo, happily insured. lay Tug UPlterm...l air A BOAT on LAJCIE WINDER on 'Unreadily wee k. the only Non Of B. Thick ness, M.l'. tier Wtgun, and the only son of John Woodeock, banker, of that town, most thior liven. The young men had been rowing in one of thow skills, very light and narrow in construction, µ good deal in use due Windermere.; anal, though the accident was not obeeerved by any eyewitnes4, there is little doubt that the boat was mwl. by one of the young men standing up and overbalancing it. The accident occurred only about thirty pads troin the sin ard•. A Fittnivrri-i. tirt.tx itint.En Iritrt.ostos °centred at Leeds on Monday. Ti n t meeident happened at a mill bolonsPrig to Mason. kiammund. davopinners ; and the boiler, which was of forty horse power, uz ',hided, as it is believed, from want of a due supp.y of water. The walls of the mill were shattered to a law° enteut 4 and mealy of the workprople, engine mess, de. , severely hurt and seabird. For of the sufferers have since died, and others remain in a precarious stem. Two COLUSAS were charged, at Wortley Petty Sessions, Lientaisbire, with lareal , inp she sake of the colliery op the estate of the late pulso of Bridge. water, by removing the tops of their nwv_y temps while at work to laths th eir tobeeen• pipes. Mr: hid. yard, inspector of the mines. COW ht tltui is the net, and, as the prisoner* had lefty timaii for thia (Owen three times before, it was considered desirable that they should be made en example of in a more pu! lie Mannar. The case was ultimately settled by the offenders agreeing to hip a form of subrairesion, us be made public, acknowledging their fault. aM promising not to otiknd !again on condition of for.