The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-19 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Other resolutions declared that the right of suffrage maid
no longer be fairly exercised without the ballot, and that any
extension a:the suffrage without nick a protection would be
a llire evil instead of a benefit.
The Rev. PATILICi QUAID, P.P., said than was a great
deg of strew laid upon the words " whip" and twits,"
but he was for &tog credit to every man for what he did,
and letting him have. fair trial. His advice wateld be
" Give the tortes credit for the good they do, but as mos ea
they attempt to do otherwise, why, kick them out—that is
what I my. (Land laughter and applause.) One thing he
"mkt nettle, end that our to let in the whip again, until, in
the words of Mr. Moore, they had gone down on their knees
and asked pardon. (Applause.)
Mr. Merman mid With reference to the resolutions of Ifr.
Moore that be could never comment to having his name pat to
the beck of the Tenant League Bill again, at lean until he
saw what would be the character of the meagre which the
government were engaged to bring forward. Be would
never be a party to continuing a sham, or to deluding the
people of Ireland by miring in their minds expectations un-
likely to be ever realised. (Applause)
After some further discussion the meeting was
--Saunders' News Letter.

SINGULAR LOSS ARD RECOVERY 07 POUR
HUNDRED SOVEREIGNS.

On Wednesday evening last information was me
waved at the ponsweesnets, Maidstone. that • mish•box. oat-
tenting 4001. in geld, • 61.. Beak of Huglead sae, • silver
hunting watch (maker's name unknown), • silver ronff-kca,
• set of geM fire., ea., lei been subs bill the games
of $ we,lmeva ale-keen la Weak-street. lullabies were
at once instituted, and we have learnt the following foots :
The inmates of the boom in gated= number, among others,
fhe landlord and • larrassiomper, the latter of whom, althoeo
• married woman, Is not the wits of the former. The
housekeeper had saved up a very madderable sum of money,
unknown, as she believed, to her present lord and masts,
her mason for not investing the money being twofold. If
she placed it in the stylus bank in her own name, her hos-
baM might take it in his bead to lay claim to and teary It off.
Conartgurntly the mosey was kept in a box which wee secreted
In the genet. Oa Tuesday evening both partite had by
some mem got Into • ebb d " How came you so f" bat
adage bed • ellteht seeks that there was mousy shout be-
longing Is hereet She ocessequeatly removed the ceah-box
teem its receptacle to a bend-box in another part of the
mom end went down stabs again. ome Mlle Mee Air-
wards the budiord, who also had a alight mooned/on of
having man • cash-box somewhere, went up into the garret
on ajourney of discovery. While groping shoat he stumbled
—fell—thrust his hand Into • band-box; end there
found the identical cashbox. After shaking it about • little
it is thought he secreted it behind an old chimney, carefully
covering it over with a number of Mee, to, sad in that
Milkiit might have remained for many yews. When
sonsekeeper went to her box she was horrified at find-
ing that her savings were gone. The landlord knew nothing
about the matter, and cassequently an application was made
by himself to the police. Detective Pergesnt Hills west up
and searched the houae, and at length, observing that same
tikes had been disturbed, he continued his examinatkm until
he cams to the very spot where some party had so " cutely"
stowed the plunder. The result wee that Hills was very
liberally rewarded with the sum of b.-2llwash Gaulle.

EEPENBIIB or TEI MITROPOLITAN -BOARD OF
WOlll.—M the fortedghdy meeting of the Greenwich
District Board of Works, held last evenbeg—Kr. Alderman
Wire, chairman-4 omanmakation was reed from the Sr.
Saviour* Southwark, Vestry, protesting spinet the mean-
don of the Metropolitan Board of Works, to Greet testy °Moat
at B-gardaaa, at a large agleam Mr. Alders's& Wire
ebsers4 be fully concarred in this protest. The
Stan Board bad at present freehold premises at Grart;.Z
Soho; sad the um of the Gtdidhall of the city of London
had base abort* accorded to the board for Ito
He hoped they would co-opsrate with other dietri:=
sad remonstrate what unammeary mpeaditem. The
Tonto, of the board genffsßy concurred in the views of

the chairmen.
A CLERICAL SCANDAL IN SPAIN.—A strings
affair oocurred led week at Aides de Como, in the pro-
vince of Caceres, in flpain. The Reverend Don Pedro
Ayala, who possums great infinenc• with the govern-
ment, recently obtained en appointment to the rectorship of
the town, and went to take possession of hie living. But
the priest, who had been officiating ad intern*, and who bad
formed the confident hope that the living would be given to
him, was nob inclined to go away quietly. Accordingly, on
the arrival of Id. Ards, he gave orders to ring the church
balls, end to assemble the Cple to the church. He then
ascended the pulpit, Peached a pathetic sermon, in the
peroration at which be broadly hinted at the isle:ado, the
government had oocamitted, end the bud measure that was
dealthim sad the people by sending morgue them a oom-
stranger. His harangue was received with tear-
rlarivt:entations by the women and children, end by
furious cries by the men, who declared that they
would tolerate no other parish priest in the seem
of the holy father they were accustomed to listen to. Jest as
the excitement was at its highest pitch the reverend nonfinite
of the government presented htmealf, escorted by the trenniel•
pal authorities, in order to receive the keys of the ohm*, the
usual formula for taking possession. But here wee thee*.
The people had forced the keys out of the sacristan's teasels,
and began to defend the church with ehowen of stases. no
mayor, who bad only a few of the Custom-hoot
at his orders, thought it beat not to engage in a staid,ll.4
retired ,m
seadiagot a deepatch to Melina= of lb priniude.
while Pedro de Ayala, not mush Bing a•e Imes of his
D
Book, took refuge in the town of Caelhall. Two hp after-
ward* the deptety-governer el the prettlege inked the un-
ruly town '• with all the peep and deeememes of war,"
arrested the rector sad interim and 40 WI the net rebellious
of the congregation, OA WlMindi them el be Owens, where
legal proceedings ere to be feretteted splint them. They
will be sentenced most prolaWy to maw yedinest.
Non= WALES IidININO Distniol...-With the
exceptive of the Vega eolliery where 110619 Yep Men have
been 111061144 the oral hob in the Weed= AM A% coati-
am much the rune ailed *ported, end st ant alts works
nothing doing. No improwemmlean le addle the Ream
district, the Raritan ay Ww*Tde ally 600_ rat
week. At Black Park, alshwahle bashes is ems
bone per and In es ale trade, bat lope lbw fa
the menthe pear.
doing at the y-neellte_ sloe
mrevies,
being chiefly sent to Liempeel.
der, there is a little more bedew% sad -
ing satisfactorily at the New nets* Iron • works
it Acrefair. At most of the other works in the vi ty the
trade remise acenewhat dull. At Brymbo a new company
is about to be lensed, for the purpose of smelting lead and
zinc ores. It is contemplated to raise a capital of 12,4001.,
in 260 shares of 601. each, 2,4701. of which will be sunk in
the works.
BOILER EXPLOBION.—THLEE LIVES LOO7. —On
Tuesday morning, at a quarter to seven, a fearful boiler ex-
ploits took piece at the chemical works of Mesers. Deacon
and Holbrook Waken, at Runcorn dap, about ftve miles
hoes this town, by which two seen end one boy loot their
lives, and soother boy is not expiated to recover. The an.
fortunate persons were Joseph of Parnwortlai Joseph
Worrell, of Widnes.; and Thome Nutley, of Itaneorn,
aged twelve yews. The butler bad bum at work only ahw
wallah aid wee a tubular one of the newest oononstion.
Both Ws were completely blown est, bet the caber parts
main. Owe end was forted through the wall of one el the
work-teens, to which were the two ma mid the boy who
were Mei. The other end wee driven through the wall of
the et, Rios and Canton Railway, • dieteaco et gent
thirty yards, but no accident to any person conned
it. The boy who was injured bed jest gate to sulk
and was waiting for the foreman when the emblem* let
plate. The coroner's jury met at the Railway Marisa bes
bat adjourned to obtain scientific evidence.— /rani Wes
Owardsan,
FIRE 11l DRORT-LANE.—terday afternoon
raphily-destrosthe fire took place In the premises Woad*
to lir. R. Limo' tegaitare dealer, No. 110, Dv=
The Reastere wee Gomel by a speak llytery set et the
en whisk Wiwi esenstiae in that ye* gorilla
sad lhe Isome ezMmbd dram ecolyishey the ler
nine. The *Om ed the mei* wad thom ed Mahe
hen = Tardeetteretesst,gem Chaniseverest, Eellems.
raCtewireireet MMus ptly Medea, mike the
&edam et We. Oaf, the Wel sive of the Astrid. TM
west al BMW mews was alma may ea die MOS. Plenty
et voter bombe bees roma the hews* vest le work,
era they seeteehel eatieseiddes the &Oat wet mtil a
Nem mos* el par me destroyed. Me maw was
banned la the Oen
Fin AT WALWORTII.—A fire happened yesterday
in the preeikes telesideor to Mr. T. lidwazdA_ knows as the
Rene sera Mode, Ite. Perbieheleeet, Weaver*. The
discs my was nob by a pollevcaose at the P heti*. la
a Ave selestee the Mmeell We WSW", OD=
elided a sede Mere* s 1 they was nearly
try the Mehl email. The ley* asters Ore secepse
eni
Ie s~uess the mail, is asap el Mr. Cook. sad two
d **Leila 15 miler the emend dMc Header
lts ekteffiesereej tepthee edth the West el Neihrl
woes es 04 as meek ea the mil a geed
amply et the aredieveek rieorr wr
iter tesa eh-
tabiadi the dream set thsieriV into tall seseallek bat
the Isms could see ln until they MI ell but
=lthe eaten* The owes we
, the =Mg The-ellee.
entwe AID thrlinterentritY itAlreraT.—Yeeterday
Me new lir of eellway, wad* lie been emended hr the
Lanes eel Nall Wale* Cespeey, by Moser&
sad was impested by
Bswq
YoDsedi eserts=the Bolttd Trade. We is
rem, that the esiondtlyeb Inourebly old
the weeks, midst, is
may mesa to behove that Se reps* wit be sad es b
fins
t
ser the'
duce the unemeat to allow of' he ns being crawl. W
have head that every larks will be mid to open the line
to the first week of east menth.—defekte•e*

NAVAL AND IfILI2ARY.

ADMIZALTT, AUGUST 18.—AprommuT8.—
Lieutenants E. Whit* (1866), to the Motor Emanuel, 91,
screw eteem-ahlp, st Portsmouth ; and B. A. Loch:raft, to the
Hawk*, 60, mew otoom-ship, for meat-guard wales ha
Ireland.

—Master H. L. Hay (1861), to the Hannibal, 91 screw
steam guard-ship, at Portsmouth, for sank* in dm Taken.
17, screw stammeloop, et Portsmouth.
&mad Masters 8. W. Browns (1868), to the Oberon, 8.
paddle-wheel steam-vssill, at Woolwich ; J. T. C. Webb
(1863), to the Hannibal ,• sad G. Patton (1866), to the
Orion, 91, mew Maeao-olip, at Dmoeport.

CHATHAM, Avower 18.

THE INSPECTION BY Gstizzai. PEEL. Thai
morning Chmeral Pod, the flessetaefetelet for Wen, se-
companied by Bawd Fonner, H.H., the Dmody Ad***
General, rescue* his inspeotion et the tree* *Ws garrison,
together with the barrack, and the several tery
_esta-
blishments. The wee& irst inspected the reornin belong-
ing to the three baltelione of Weeny, he the number of
mashy 1,000 ate, who VW ell drawn up on the parade
ground at Chatham barracks for that pavan. Aft* exa-
mining the man's kW, the bmrack-rosews, allinticet-rooms,
000king-honsea, to., Gemara Peal then watt *the Weerison
of which be mode a zebu* inspection, and War-
y** proceeded to Port PM', over which he was *own by
Dr. Taylor, C. 8., the peinelpal medical *Sem After leav-
ing Fort Pitt, Ciessesel Feel weed over to Feet
which is and so • saßleary prime, owl In the hispCstelenilmlif
which he wet semplemil tut* a We be** the sliteremen.
An order was this afternoon resolved at this garrison that
the authorities at the East India Hones bed Whore"ke
for the conveys** of 1,850 reinfoevenesete to Calemetn,ig
to Bombay, 240 to Iledrsa, and 190 in Kunaolase, the whole
of whom are to embark early to September.

WOOLWICH. Avow)? I&
The A and K troops of Royal Hors* Artillery,
commended by Melon Tumor sod Artmtknet, haw am-
cloded a course d three weeW exercise et thematic. roam

Shoebarynem.
WEST KENT LIGHT INFANTRY MIUTIA.--CAlp.
Min sod Mane Itchnod Arthur Lynch has trued a
nodes, the whole of the voluntsies of Mk regiment
to emit able et ce Wednesday, the 16.3 Beptembar,
for 21 days training and exert* ; deitaltms to be 'abject to
the omit penalties.

DEVONPORT, AtIOIIIIT 18.
Royal Albert, 121, screw, Captain the Hon.
Freon. Egerton, wifl be paid off all standing on the 30th
laatant, sad re-oommielkosd as the Mowing day by Cap-
tain Rice, se dig-ship of the Chiang squadron.
INCA/LSI or ems drams NATY.—Quesa, 116, Nep-
tune, 130, Bt. George, MO, sad Trafalgar, 120, are ordered
to be tat &mkt° two-deekers, and wade screw slaps aL

Iu the
In Harbonr—lmponaabla, Royal William, Namonth,
Diadem, Havl Cumlisrlond, Vim*, Royal
Albert, Sylph, Avow, Lark, Marian, Turkish weasel Foal*,
Rhadamanthna, Nautilus, Himalaya, Contlanos, and
Zephyr, tugs; RuaimMw, Aid, and linked, lighters.

asenen Immo DT Mum Onum.—We

sasinfontsei that aTeiraariametigadon was coaameaced
'lake arnibmw, with respect to alleged :Macon-
not on part of some mars of the South Down Militia
Staff, 'Mein • drunken freak played a 'madams practical
joke upon as eldsrly imam maned Andrew JiVolltum in
the Demaskin Arms Heal, from the lads of with he
Incense so M that he was admitted into the Belied General
welbelag under acute Inthmmatica. The name"
of the parties were ascertained and they ware
eom-
monfated wl an the "object, but gave no satisfaction.
The Margolis of Downshire, colonel of the South Downs,
was this applied to, and at once directed an inquiry into the
cireunatances. The investigation will be rammed to-day.—
Bows of Ulster.

SPORTING.

YORE AUGUST MEETING.
SUBSCILIPTION ROOll, TLIZSDAY NIONT.

The room was wen attended. For the Ebor Handing 6to
2 was t. about Vedette, and to I abort Gamma dl
Vera ; 8 to I was offered against any other.
For the St. Leger Tozophilite wee to some form, and at
one time se Ilule as 7 to 2 was taken about him.
CLOSING PILICREI.
EBOR HANDICAP.
6 to 2 .sat Vedotte (t)
13 to 2 Demme dt Vela (t)
8 to 1 Pretty Boy (off)
lOD to 8 Botniererc.(:
16 to 1 Combos,' t)
60 to 1 Welter ( •
ST. LEGER.
4 to 1 agst T0'01411164 (t)
6to 1 Fitz Roland
8 to 1 The Had: (off
20 to 1 Oildermire tto 100 L)
1000 to 16 Cock-a-d oo sod Isolation
coupled (off)
6 to 4 Toxophilite, Fits Mend, sod The
mop, "mixed' (I)
DERBY. • -- • -

20 to 1 agatlierryizien (t 26 to 1)
40 to 1 Cavendish
60 to 1 Enfield (t)
10000 to 100 Nimrod (t)

THZ ZITIAND &ULM ;roma , added to a handicap
ad 6 eon. each.: One toile and • quarter.
Inatr
mr. wietwaytiey my ebony ohm. by aaalliser. 3 Fr% MllllO
Him 1
Mr. ltaaweogn Pawl Pratte Peg. 3 7m. 177 51b • ,•• A
Mr. 101 b) A. il
blade"
Ca
=11o•ri ;al I Will; ",.. . I . th* I
Kr. alestarbwe 4
The follow's= ran : name Culotte, Waihain, Admiral
of the White,
: 2 to 1 apt Proud Preiton Peg, 3 lo 1 apt Tb.
deaeryillhay, 6to 1 apt tag oar. Won by • langrit:
length and a half between the second and thlid, two
between the third and (earth' the others were tailed away.
3ana Culotta did not pan the rd.
Tan BZOOND NORTH OF NNW-LIM BiZNNIAL &TAXIS
Oi 10 awn early It ft,, with 100 Wad; for 3-yr olds • colts,
et 71b ; 6111., fit Sib. Ceilidh pasoltiee and alloiritheein
The wood to mein • aunt owl is 10 per amt., sakes
third a nun equal to It per mt mai whole stake. Two
miles ow** Old Course. (W was.)
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Waded Maegoong sandman. by the Mos
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to 1 ova Ms. Won easily by • neat ; bed third. -
=did not dr peatirra re
ift.tterooe. 16 to 1 was
Ts" IizmIMORP diri.l., each, with 60
added. Whiners Wm. Ow Wk. (29 mho.)
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sal
Beemeal.
Batt/rag 6to 2 eget Dummy, 6to 1 mot sot Sayfort
end Augury, 6to 1 *gat any othar. Was fir • Welt anik
a Ralf ; half a leftgth %twits the nasal sal gad.
BußouNor firkin of 100 Pm% ealida he 6-yroida i
colts, Pat 71b ; fillies, Set 41h. Two was& waltia)
Lard Ilizeilieual IgnoramarOM dm Plata( 841117
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LONDOS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19.

SPORTING

A SPECIAL EDITION al the "EXPRESS,"
eanianting the results of the Ears Reese, is pub-
lished every evening tiering the Sporting Season, at
sir o'clock.

UNDLIIIen previews of the Act paned last minion, I
enabling the Sreanut to issue his writ during the
recess for the choice of a representative for any place
whose somber shall have vacated his seat by the
aseeptance of °Mee, elections are expected to take
pines in the cosine of the ensuing month for Guild.
bad, Leominster, and Reigate, Mr. It. D. bfaiotes,
Mr. WaLoyonee, and Sir 11. RAWLINSON having
been nominated to the new Council for India. Other
appointments are spoken of, which may possibly
create additional vacancies. The partisans of
the Ouentmant of the day will, be a ter-
twin extent, under the new Ad, wan
as advantage over their opponents, for it may
be taken for granted that the announcement of •
nomination will always be delayed suMeiently long
after it has been determined on to allow of the.
electioneering precautions being taken, and those
stolen marches being made in the dead of the
autumn, when the sentinels of opposition are asleep,
on which the Pall-mall managers of elections set
so much store. And se, in oar judgment, it
does not signify a political peppercorn whether
the buff set of undertaken oat-de the red, or the red
out-mancruere the buff in any particular instance,
we do not affect to feel much concern at the chagrin
they are likely to experience in turn, at finding
every now and then that some small M.P. has had
the promise of a snug thing in his pocket for several
weeks before the Court Newsman had caught an
inkling of it ; and that by " what they must call •
" deuced shabby proceeding" they are prevented
from having a fair run at the roguery to be
done at Whig-yard or Tory-drain. Bo long
as centralised corruption is recognised es
a lawful and legitimate business by the
two oligarchic factions in the State, there most
be hands to carry it on ; and so long as rival
traders are animated with the desire of outwitting
one enother, and of snatching the bread out of one
another's mouths, so long will there be envy,
hatred, malice, and all uncharitableness, between
the well-known firms that pupae their vocation of

Subterranean Influence Supply at the Parliamentary
end of London.

Guildford, Leonsioster, and Reigate are jest the
sort of places where tricks may be won by either
party. The first of these has indeed been repre-
sented for many years by that steady-going ad-
herent of compromise in general, and Whig compro-
mise in particular, the late Chairman of the East
India Company. Resident in the neighbourhood,
and possessed of banking and other influence in the
quiet country town, Mr. MANGLES had never, we
believe, after his first contest, any difficulty in being
returned. Bat the hope which he is said to have
entertained that Ilia friend Mr. ROBERT CAMPBELL
would succeed to the position he is about to vacate is
not destined to be realised. The nephew of Lord
thr-,tow, though in every respect inferior in fitness
as • Parliamentary representative, appears to have
obtained the preference among a certain portion of
the so-called Liberals of Onildford. Mr. CAMPIIILL,
accordingly, like a prudent man, rather thee incur
the reproach of splitting the party, and,
keeeseinq prnbably that his chance of eventually
gaining cis sibject was not likely to be worsened
by allowing his aristocratic competitor to try what
he could do this time, has withdrawn. The battle,
therefore, if there is really to be one at an, will be
freight between the Tory Lord Osstow's nephew
and the Tory Mr. Evetrn in person. The last.
named gentleman formerly sat for the county, and
was supposed to entertain the ambition of doing so
era. But not being inordinately fond of throwing
Astray hie money, and clearly perceiving that the
new Corrupt Practices Extension Bill must seriocialy
inseams the most thrifty expenditure in any county
siontest. Mr. EVELYN has resolved to tarn short
upon the borough. The speech made by him
the other day leaves no room for uncertainty
as to the impenitency of his political prin.
oiples. By his own account he is one
of the still numerous class of Conservatives
who have learned and unlearned nothing; who think
Nonconformity a religious sedition which the
Church may afford to despise ; and the policy of
PM' Trade a delusion which sensible men like him-
self may be permitted to wonder and sneer at. As
for political change in the democratic sense, Mr.
Earn will deems have none of it. He avows,
like as honest, dull, wzong-headed man that he is,
that he wants to go into Parliament to back Lord
DZIST : he ought rather to have said to aid Lord
DIRT in back-leg. As for Mr. ONSLOW'S prin-
ciples, they are neither here nor there ; and we are
not sore that, with • view to the due representation
of Guildford hereafter, it might not be almost as
well that unsophisticated Toryism should be earned
to have its way for once, for we certainly can ass
but little advantage in allowing Lord OssLow's in-
f eence to be re-established in the town ander pro-
bations of liberality so faint as three of his relative.
A not wholly dissimilar game mans about to be
played at Leominster. Lord BATSMAN'S family are
very powerful there, for they tempest posesesions.
It will be recollected that though Mr. FIUIDIMICS
Put succeeded in being returned during his whirls
lifetime for the borough, he found it expedient to
mew northward on a subsequent oecagon. Mr.
PWlLLinoas was indeed returned as an advanced
Liberal in 18521 but he wee unable to retain the
lost at the last general election, and two Con-
astride's Ilan subsequently represented the place.
Lord BATSMAN'S brother im now in the field
to fill the recency shoat to be created
by Mr. WILLOUGHBY'S retirement. The politics of,
his house have heretofore been out.and-ont Toryism ;
and upon those politics he himself stood kneerly forl

the county. Mr. HANITHT, however, considers it
judicious, we suppose, to throw in a Saves/in( of
reason into the present mees ; and we dare say there
may be at Leominster, as at Gleillferd, a outs* admi•
bet of timid or trimming individuals, whomily want
a pretext for voting u • My Lord" would ob.
Nor is Reigate without its noble proprietor also. In
this case the hereditary owner of votes, ironically
termed independent, is of the other colour. Lord
MONSON ails himself a Whig; his son, therefor*,
as candidate, requires the constituency of Reigate
to be Whig and nothing more. To this
they lent time demurred, but rather upon the
ground that they were so required than upon any
political principle; for they left Mr. DOLTON to be
beaten in spite of his sturdy avowal of more manly
opinions, and they returned Sir HENRY RAWLINION,
whose politics were indistinguishable from Mr. Mote-
eon's. Mr. DOLTON, we understand, declines to
some forward arils, and Mr. EDWIN JAMES is
spoken of as likely to arouse whatever popular feel-
ing may exist; while Mr. WILKINSON, ex-member
for Laabeth, seems disposed to have the ground
open for him.

Tat mummers, of Jeddah has been avenged after a
fashion most likely to produce an effect on the tur-
bulent tribes who inhabit the eastern borders of the
Red Bea. The Cyclops, acting, it is to be pre-
' mimed, on orders from tke British Government,
steamed down the Red Bea to Jeddah, and, on
arriving there, sent a despatch to the CAIMACAN,
giving him 38 home' dame to punish the insurgents.
The Commute was absent. Forty hours elapsed
witkwat an answer : and the Cyclops then
commenced bombarding the town, an operation
which was continued at intervals for the
space of three days. At the expiration of that time
NAIIIK PACHA went on board the Cyclops, smearing
the Captain that the culprits were condemned, and
that their execution would be carried out directly
orders to that effect arrived from Constantinople.
Under the Tanzimat, es most of ow. readers are
probably aware, the power of life and death,
which had in many instances been grossly abused,
was absolutely taken out of the hands of all
local Governments throughout the Ottoman
Empire, and no subject of the SULTAN, though
legally convicted, can be capitally punished,
except on the receipt of an order to that effect
from Constantinople. The Captain of the Cyclops
mast, of course, have been fatly cognisant of
this regulation ; but, if the Telegram is to be trusted,
the bombardment was nevertheless continued until

the arrival of ISMAEL PACMA, the Special Commis-
sioner, from Constantinople, who caused eleven of
the convicted insurgents to be immediately hanged
en presence of all the shipping, and the others to be
sent for trial to the capital. It is stated, and from
the topography of the fort and roadstead apprize
highly probable, that many coasting vessels were
destroyed in the course of the bombardment. The
arrival of feller information will speedily place the
public in a better position for forming a judgment on
the facts hastily communicated by the Telegram,
The policy of vindicating with all promptitude and
energy so barbarous a violation of the law of nature
sad of nations appears to be free from doubt ; nor
can any reasonable cause for regret be found in
the hot that the swift quest of a most just revenge
extended to the contumacious city the punishment
due primarily to the red-handed insurgents. The
point that at present appears most to require expla-
nation is the alleged continuance of the blockade,
between the declaration of NAMIE PACIIA and the
arrival of ISMAEL PACIIA. Oa this part of the case
we molt be content to await the advent of more
detaoed intelligence. In the meantime it is a
matter of legitimate congratulation that an English
ship of war has been the instrument of conveying to
the wad and fanatic nomads of Western Arabia the
wholesome lesson that the might of European civili-
sation iv not to be insulted with impunity ; that the
blood of English and French men and women
cannot be wantonly shed without bringing down
prompt and tremendous punishment, not only on
the murderers themselves, but on their city and their
people.