The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-27 00:00:00

THE AUSTRIAN LOAN AND MR. COBDEN.

TO 11111 =ROIL OP TIN 11.1.111118.,

Sta,---The enelossd letter from Mr. Cobden, on the
subject of the proposed Austrian loan, is at your
service for publication, should you deem it of suffi-
cient interest.

I ;m, sir, your obedient eerevt.
EDMUND FRY.

15, New Broad 'WO, Sept. 26,1849.
Oaklands, mar Bedloseasabe,Bumx, Sept. 25, 1849. i
My dear Sir —I have this moment read in a
London paper Ihs prospectus for a new loan, issued
by the Austrian government. Now is the time for 1
the friends of peace and disarmament to raise their
voices in condemnation and exposure of the system
by whi.:ll Austria and the other powers maintain
their enormous armies, and carry war and destruction,
not only into their own provinces, bat into the terri-
tories of their neighbours. A public meeting should
be immediately called in London, to denounoe this
attempt to levy upon the savings of peaceful industry
the means of paying Haynan and his Croats for their
o zeizrary
butcheries in IBreson and their atrocities in H .
There is not a friend or admirer of the and
slandered Magyars or Italians who not press
forward to swell the chorus of execration at this
audacious proposal to borrow from the Bump.=
public the money with which to pay the price of
socceostul violence and injiirtice. It is a matter upon
which every man is ailed upon to express his opi-
nion, for all of us are by the terms of the prospectus,
invited to become sot:Ambers for the loan. Is there a
Jew in London who will not be eager to attend such
a meeting, to repudiate all connexion with the pro-
jected loan, and to denounce the suthoes of those atro-
cities against his co-religionists at Bads.-Path—
atrocities in which Haynes has surpassed everything
that has occurred silica the persecutions of the middle

?
I will be In town on Thursday, to meet a commit-
tee of the friends of peace, and if it be decided to hold
a meeting, I shall be there to take a part in it; and
believe me Faithfully yaws,
E. Fry, Esq. RICHARD COBDEN.

DETENTION OF THE INDIAN MAIL

TO TES EDITOR OF TUS SITRISS.
Ripe", Malts, Sept. 20, 1849.
Sta,—Tim following particulars, respecting the
detention of this ship at Alexandria, may prove
aveptable.—Yours, dtc.,
W. H. BRADY, C.R.N., and Admiralty Agent.
Oa the 13th inst., appnhenslems of ambient having
*Waled the arrival at Saes of the Watts mail packet, were
atessely telt at Almaden, bemuse the fall lima al the
pashat's stay there would expire se the 14th, at 6.30 a.m.
At 6 p.n.. however, et tka date lest maned, a talegraphie
meow arrived, env yieg the lafermatioe, that the
Compeers steam-puke' Preeareor had ea test morn-
ing vsesaad Sues. Her detenUon wm Oesallosed by
smog heed winds, sad by having, ea Wang Sees, got
agroaad ; and thus lost aboat AO% bears—.a kerma. in
Maas days of rapid sommenieation ad exact essahlaatiems,
rafiAvat to have lest the peewee of the mall to Thailand-
Ms 11;pm left Alexandria at 9 am., 16th, and masked
Melts at 6 pm., 20th. There are no news of importunes
from leak or Okla& Toe ships Sarah Whitney and Par-
don, an reported to have been wrecked on the mat of
adas--erews saved. On the 13th, Amin Bey, sad Mr.
Darien, the spat of the Peninsula and Oriental Co..
Pay. left Alexandria for Carl, to moon se English cu-
riae* sod four hones from the company to Abbas Pasha.
This were • is eej,,yine himself at Cairo, at • greed festival,
gives in annnur of cimusatising his younger 110119.
Tau smile on the late Mehemet All Pasha anted •
itranir sonatios smosgst the Aegl,•Alsisedriaas; and, I
Lacy, ssolvel adruiraeoa rather from its mums. slab-
iag wide of .1, al le with the subjrst, thee from approbation,
as it b e )nsid-red excessively sense ea the Eneepeans
'Sakti to.