The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-25 00:00:00

LITERATURE.

Ptlse 44T:—
ti11i.163 ban

j". misAnti;44

'ate 1044 it. rise, however, 446, ef way
Manama se' emus On "mild think !WS
writers on tallardero, that it vim an blanks and
so pines, and that the spoor ranks of the trade were
a set of ldhitrg I ye, it to Sore merely is the
" Nnflial• Wwsixr..
_All 04 mulct he tree, and
most be most abomummy arid sesietrimaggerated.
The aeon stitcher moot Mind be lowly paid—ente
primly than even the hewer of wood and drawer of
water, who require 'brim" strength. For the
men stitcher drives a mot in Milk* MR wises eon
compete with him. Weenies those wise take or
are Minot isto the very lowest poke ef isituetry.
Bat even is the depths of tailoring there exist oppor-
unities for shill, sad as:de Ita laitidieoo3lloMy. to make
way and extricate WIWI b. Parblielk beret
tam' excellencies are • with eitherpeetry
or (Martial&

But enough lii the Apeoppt. We shall return to
Alton Leeks. •'

lIMPWBECK AND PIRACY.

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To Mr. Miry, t gram= ib• 'OptplOy of
=istreitege, Batt. end Ce., we an ladahesd hr the
.gertieelase of • distraint are of shims* sad
*lima Ospe therOotei, • ere umbra ionserable by
thu depute* Mae Messer Masses ors/year ego. Mr.
JAM, ha Jut Termed Eros a voyage to the Arabs&
mete. treeing whir he acted a eeperearge of the tress
Dews Is Ibis amity he we enabled a sari di Ind
peeleelles Is ewe el the oefettooste people WV ee
teesebei skip, Wale, her ouster hem be
=:. air pert of the Set em with whisk bes
les
On the 3rd of June it appears that the Mary Florae, of
Melds, Captain Short, hound to Aden with coals, made the
high bee et Ova Guerdeful. Whir about sine miles to
the serstreest el the cape, the aphis bore op &Tholes De-
er re thee eel tea p es. the mod One es • rod Ink
Were Ming • heavy en on, she drifted shoe&
Nell seeming some of the satire swam of th
the essol, end append rely /doily. Finding he could
set gee Or versa let. the meow get on nether embers sled
bent • boort to Is her tbe rest heel. On the reset
monis, be oeinsmeoed Sorbs be orros on roe, soothes
to Rasa ism his fire and se miremireYee steweedati
dues seam. Been afterwards UM idles4olll orewding
to be beer, resseleg to be ell armed awl beaded by •
dist piereint to be leis trimly, awl the chief
r= grit of ble sem people to perms Ms stores
by ONO oppressors, the opera soolismol
snit Me eters seer sett the greet bulk of ANN
wove leaded; luny, kis unfortunate wits was seat
name by mere of • slag. The septa's was about to
Yew. Imo It wadi appear as if CM landing of the female
am the signal for the Arabs es let loose all their wont pa
dam The peer wises& was at once seised and canted
how, sad this. e( the craw on &or were attacked with
greed driven tat the water. The shirt mate shouted.
the aphis to some to the rescue of his wife, and UM
leas ses=ted to set oat the pinnace. The rope broke,
the boat floated seem The natives tried to
=1 • phrases ia order to else a the ship, het owing to
• very bevy ref they did ose sneered. The az hands a
dam were esbei—the Satre went to prayers' and WHIN.
direly afterwards mereded te pander the atom. In this
eiesh IMO ware elm=sll night, in the mane of which
la again bad bat he herr *min saw iamb ea
of the selbsesere Orme. Mr isenung the chief end
hiellikemem war sem eleoldog about In the adios of cloth.
Isabella! sides. The =psi ad the remainder of his
raw sow presseded a herb the beg boat, putting into'
her all the pertibee east VOINIDIA Indians. They sa-
Moroi shoot 111/ suds onleble the meld, hoping to hear
issaliki el Orr substrate comrades. In the
miennline far was the vessel by swim-
ming eat " miessiel ttaalelty to break her up,
I marry trot plemensi tie stanchions, sags,
Indly orempeed to gain peesermon of
the kais MM. when the captain put to me with
a faz ISM fie hien. Oa getting 80 miles up the date,
bowies,. 'he lard vested to the north east, ad the boat
wes obliged to pee belt. toms of the crew attempted to get
is wattle at Owe Bela, but were chased from the shore.
About 10 silos lower glows, however, they sueeaded in
getting 10 gala% payiag See the same with a
the
watch
sad other Tallithim They then ran down the east of
Africa, enduring great privates, the allowance of water
being oily an gill a day, with hardly anything to eat. Oa
the 19th of Jae they rebored *best 800 yards from the
shove, within 10 miles of a small bay in which the Dana
was lying, without however being swans of the proximity of
the vessel. This was about 100 miles eouthiast of Cape
Onardafai. Here the natives won very little better
than them at the ape. They swum to the beat,
searched for money, and took the chronometer,
'extant, he. One of the naives who could speak
a little English, however, Inhalant the caftan that
• vowel lay round the poise. He immediately dis-
pirited • sew stating his eireatetances. Mr. Jeffery re
=llbiseerry aid in his power, and as soonas he
of the host, which the captain
hell hegira Os to he mooseded overlaid te rescue
his masitanato eenuorymea. Ban now the misfortunes of
Me pest ',mph MI net srosinate. In getting up the
embers sere mecum, • evolden squall rack the boat and
espeleel bee, when one of the teases vas unfortunately
drowsed. These who reed swim soon got on shore ;
altar elmg to the best, the natives laughing and
clapping this bads, sad offering no assistance until
the captain held oat • mord of three Spanish
dollen • her tor every an they aided. On Mr.
Jeffewyb snivel he Jena the captain and his people
in a Mate alannlatin. 11111 stripped of narly every.
thing. He periord shiesashialbsels, sad rice, supplied their
immediate wants, te the chief of the people's
anduck Bet he head the eblef participated in the
pleader, sail be was lama to arm the boat for 41., of
which sum it was nadentesi that the chief's share was
IL Guns to the number of doss the Arabs were very un-
willing to part with, and they hem the people pransen
until these, the sextant, sad wart stair Wigs mid tor. The
waves satisfied, Mr. J. got the people es beard Idasehooaer,
'she la two days riled hr Moser. Here the captain prefer-
ad to welt for • perry &best to Bombay, the Dewan not
bag __find for sort • verge. no Booby government will
dimeleb • serorne le Ceps aniedrui the moment
Mir.
pet lediemettes of this dephwelde am. Thom whom
Jeffery was bsppy awe. a past were received on
board the Freon* Cows* a Mascot—ehe owner, Byrsm
jest Maal, tasting them with the name kindness. They
also naiad every attention her the Ert India Comps-
ny''s year, Hake% deseribed se ea Arab Jew. The sea o'
the Imams was also verlipAteaplesioe 120 Seale+ dollars
at the disposal of the people. Those saved by
Mr. Jeffery resisted &Mrs Mart (who was at Cr
tombs • few yarn ego in the Osinmbas), the earpeater, the
cook, 4 sears, and 6 apprentess These earned away by
the Arabs were MM. Short, who MI valuable Jewellery and
about 100 let in soli as bar pesos, the tint sod
smond mate*, bM steward, =I sersee.—Colomb
Olterreir.

• Lake, Tailor and Post, an Autobiography. Chap-
man and Hall. 1850.
has book is one of the most dangerous rymptoms
t 1 have yet appeared in English life. Talk of
&wog meetings, reform associations, or mobbing. of
ll.e. sou—Ouse are child,' play, mere bubbles on the
satiate, compand with a deep-felt, eloquent, interest.
Is! 1..44 erpressmg and consolidating that deadly
ha dot the upper and middle class by the lower,
.be germ of social war and revolution. Were
ttl- book *intro by a genuine working man, it
aught inspise the gloomiest forebodings ; for
what one of such a class thinks, there are
edifices who think with him. And the pre-
railing th-aight throughout these volumes is, that
the misery of the poor ts all owing to the selfishness,
the negirrt, the ciActoasusas, and cruelty of those
p*sta.cal of any degree of wealth. Whilst for the
n 0...1y Cr rtoilrid of this evil no feasible or rational
';ail if point. d out, nothing resommended but mere
idn.il eharge and siert, or government's taking
matter in hand, Clod knows, sad this writer earns
v.:, hew. The only remedy that mems pointed at as
:cable to have been tried, and most regrettable
to Las failed ii, a suecessful popular insurrection.
st awe is a consolation, however, in reading a book
uliad and mischievous in its soope, and so ran-
arose in its political philosophy—and this is,
that it was not written by a working man, but by
arl: amateur sentimentalist, who hue put himself
taierically into the working man's shoo, and who in
tht greater part of the feelings which he vents draws
morn upon his own imagination than from the reality
of the popular mind. If such be the case,
a. writer might excuse himself by the plea that,
int o ing such feeling, of rancour and class hatred to
r he deemed it useful to make them public in order
, Awe nertehestawnell standing
gn dontrldw
Ilsasst
aesf
ear onfuwl hocaestanp:r
uce.
kr wants and passions rolled and roared beneath
L., :a. The work, however, to ns appears mnch more
et listed to excite the working reader to that heroism
of :.eel and ;rebellion which has become the beau
i " Irkh sentiment, than to attract and guide the
and powerful to any line of action likely to
a:. late or ameliorate the condition of the suffering
p:. What on earth ()odd all the wisdom and com-
m.- .7 atenois of legislature do for the Croathwaites
at: ti.,liityb? Their political religion is claps hatred,
- • 31. s of wreaking it is physical force and war.
who are possessed of power and authority
l • if they meet such liberals with their own
5, encounter class hatred by laws of rigour,
tri I ot down the incendiary by the sword P
It writer, however, may again may, that if he has
dip :hie, he has stamped it as wrong, and that
ho tinted it with the poetic justice of discomfiture.
N.:.; to say, on the weary, that Alton Locke and
cent .sere are his heroes; men whose ways of
the.: .t and action are to be admired, and whose late
se:. :she keen all that is despairing anl subversive
hligioa or is polities, in no wise amends, or indeed
with, the portraiture of tines Conrade and
Xt.! ids ripped', poesy and imagination-
At tow of nothing so dangerous as sentiment,
.* I %park of wisdom or feresight to guide it.
so* ne have had amongst us, for the lest twelve-
s'='`. a nivel of writers busily employel, not
Rn y in depleting, but in exaggerating the miseries
111;-* t dam of industrial earners which form
of a great city. Disgust is abundantly ex-
- )mpession. Were sack feelings roused
time that a feasible • plan for r°111..°47"
14' was presented, funds mesas in-
.l he forthcoming for the experiment.
writers have no ae
Igey:i'• ad inciting a Mind erad9.111.9 left
' to evaporate idly, and leave ellielleously
Li:- via the mass of hatred in the Weds a the
Pr! =tut. of nappies. indifference in these rick.
Lake is precisely of the awe dlisttand
—.liking the chords of feeling mssskr the
"• des those of his instrument. far de
twit Dia momentary tune. Bat the tams but
lamb es. The railing of the nations
tuts: the capitalist, is, however faint anelptli
iT
IL et ,i
~,. • bo at that social war cry of the g
t•:•:* 'Le employer which has not only deluged the
of every French town with Need. tat wtdcii
tea' !.rtllord their trade, starved dole peer, as&
.13 clmost worse, deprived mg rhos of fir' and even of the free ataviessat al mat and
,'

%cat fetal principle that Mr WIN int"ageed
ic life was that invested In oar day, Which
mo or strove to place liberty anteraa
t• bide the working mks ass of that
which the constitutional spites SW* dluilit°
P4'
.'.la or undermine the axial 'dabs, sate es
thitherto learned to build it. The moat pre-
t.,ult from the propounding of such a doetrise
1.113, he a century of civil war, to end in tyro's: is
"'eta well as efucto.

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♦,GALE OPT LIVERPOOL.

yesisrday gives the follow-

Oa illeihrldry oroglag • shwa areas la •the Channel,
whiskwas vorabol, bp enleserdinem visional. The par
Opel sarrerairson ihrtaftgli bale, se gip, as an maul&
thig matreians few empinpiesse is OSlMaldell with the
meals amine tate pert. • pea regabatel dame left the
river, as use dyeing the nu 4 pet fir eis IMO,. with
the wind neellamet sad ••puha slim me that there was
ao reward the arightent dragar. add may Of
*ma au eut. a greater iiimense ems usual. About
*lee edge Mad mem( amid le illa seelmeset, sitd '
there wpm I tedisellese of a ceseassimms but teething
salaam was ea Abate Memel slae, le them-
bonto,the trial mmusted • mere weer* dieseliesmal wee
iiiiir
ameaspatiledly Mr. In ea beesallenteuede
gale seems eg tress the .N.W, end the abeam le
to tam taksa glass se saexpeetedl es a dish of g,
Shortly alter the gale • boat NINA rireria,
owned by a ma mane Lock, was demaied by OsgL Beg, et
the Jassy Ltorlatiorgrar, about • see ma a halt aide the
Ncethweet Yews She wee evideady la great diserem
and at me
eftermllihas:l as Fad entirely Memo
pan& halo _Alma, Mt sues observed egele, a
large wave havtag washed ever . la meadarnamest Me
wee eagles& mil Need ma three gam mad bee mew, eon.
diem of these mm, named Richard 0.4.., Ism* Dr
vies. ma
ted) lei
were straggileads en wow km
eels sad Cantos aliallilidl is said as
es heel dap sad held bit by due Male esti
whet eke did, Dada, leapt lease ug with the *gag
antes can. The Jess, Lin d preemie towards the tiesese
ing ems as feet as mantle, and, a grew 1111011111 Wig Is
edam% Deese Bill hailed it to lows: • bestedroid is
sari.s die nem This venal beim musk nom le theism*
of the dinner, and having proper boats on beta 4 woo maul
better qualified to as,. Ws then the Jitney Lee But,
although Captain Bell shoaled to them till be was
no one on board paid the loM heed to his appear
looking over the bulwarks at the men who new
for their lives. Captain Bell by unease of the Bps
succeeded in saving the lives of Davies and ll'filowaia. be
Gordan unfortunately perished. Davin and iii•Gowas was
supplied with hot coffee awl clothing on board no Jemmy
Lint sad moon tuft:allay recovered to express their grad-
tads to Captain Bel and his now, who fad !owed AIM
from death.
The Jsany L'od, as it returned to •
molten rig to the west of the Wharf Bilijor,i= gitel.
This would in all probability bo the Freak, a gin which had
ben eaosised abrrat of Don-bask. about nice sail's at.
happens that the Frank, with four men, was weep sew
ads of • ship called the Joao, and another small boat, this
Ellen, owned by Danel 'lndio, was towing_ snorts the
vessel, with a complasent of three tam. When the gale met
in both boats were in imminent peril, and it appeared immix
able that they would be lost. Tho Frank, framer, from
some Mai or other, as yet unexplained, appeared in the
neatest dery rt and eventually the MIN bet all matrel
over their boat, sad it was overturned. TM eon kept
hold as long as they could, but in a few salastes they
were scattered amidst the waves in different di:se-
dans. This was a trying mama for the hands
is the other air. It was as mach at they meld
do to prunes thuseelva frees a similar fats; sad to int-
loam themselves from the ship, in order, if possible, to ens
the drowslog, would increue their dolt. They, however,
boldly resolved to nnthe Mead, and they imusediately In
go ham the larger neon, and launched themesslas teeth to
.be emetsitio of those who called for help. Everaislly,
they were all mimed, but it was only by extmordimay
effort. Commis's, who was the owner of ths make beak
had seek, and be was only eared by as et the mew
forcing an oar under his body and laming him
up. In the meentime, the boat bed beams half fall of
water, and it was expected every asoment that she
would sink. One of the men, named Devlin, was so fan-
proofed with this oonvictioa that he actually took ad
Lie clothes end oboes in order, if neormsry, to swim for lib
life. The precaution proved unnecessary, and, after
encountering ere of the acct 'widest gales era experienced
is this channel, they strived safely at the Primes Buie
about noon.
Several ether boats were also placed in jeopardy, and it is
feared that mon were lost than those mentioned. One be-
leaping to Thous. Neale, which was missing for soar time,
turned opiate in the afternoon, having taken rings at Crosby
Lightship. The unfortunate meta Oration, who was drowned,
was, we believe, very steady and deserving, and he has left a
wile and family of young children to deplore his loss. TM
poor woman, who is sear bar confinemest, is ia die greatest
dear.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERBITT ELECTION.—The writ
has not es yet arrived at Ceasbridge, but It is expected to
nest the Vies-Chancellor to-day.
CITY OF LONDON REODITRATION.—Mr. WChristio,
the revising barrister, eat yesterday morning at half-past 10
o'clock, and continued up to three revising the lista of eaten,
but not a single eels occurred possessing the slightest public
Interest.
YORK FINANCIAL lirsOsti Accool•Viort.—The
halt yearly meeting was bald onWednuday, in the Merehemes'
Hall, Foingate. The report for the put half-year Halal
that °prawns have been wriest out wi• b nu m; UM the
city has been divided into districts, and the number of mew
ben now on the books is about 400. The report pointed to
the objects of the ',deity, and called upon the lambus to
renew their efforts, Ist order that the objects of the warty
may spend, be accomplished. It spike of the =
met. ioge which have been held, and pointed to the
results which may be fairly expected from mina men-
blies.
Tree FREEHOLD LAND MOVFMENT.—Yesterday
public mutes/ was held at the Aegel, Islingeso, it the pur-
pose of maudlin explanation of the prieciplas of the Fine-
bury Freehold Lend Society. Mr. D. Hurls onsapied the
chair. A resolution declaratory of confidence in the moiety,
and pledging the muting to afford it ccrdial and practical
support, was curled ansionessly.
CHATHAM, SEPT. 24.—The underpinned officers,
with detachments of eons from the Provisional Battalion,
will embark at Oransead es the 27th lest. on board the
freight ship Doke of Heaton, fat Madras—viz., Captain
E. L. Woolley snd Benign F. C. Kennedy, blot King's Own
Light lefantry. end 21 men ; also Lieutenant Kenny and
Ensign Chan. 64'b, milk 171 men. and 4 men of the 26. h
King's Own Borderers—akin; a total of 114 sea with 4
carers.
CHATHAM, SEPT. 24.—The Albstross, 12 guns,
Acting Commander Elliot, arrived hare yesterday from Sin-
gapore. Toe Rattlesnake, surveying vessel. on her passage
horse from Sidney, Action Commander Tile, is ordered to
K _paid off ken ; she is expected n• at week.
THE STEAMERVICEROIf, which wuresestly wrecked
off Halifax, Nova Scotia, is likely It is said, to prove a pro-
fitable investment for those who purchased her when she
we. en the rocks. They paid, it is stated about 2.000 dollars tor
her. The amiss have been takes oat without laving
sustained any damage, and it haow expected amber peeduese
machinery is removed that the hull will be got off and s-
pared at a willies earns. The engines alone an weeth
50,000 dollen.
THE HERIBH AND NORTH AMERICAN MAIL
Blum SHIP C intend to build a steamer larger
than the Aaia.
A Lto.Eea roc THE QUEEN.—Amen; the pee-
sewn by the Madrid, whisk arrived yesterday as South.
eitem with the Peoinealar mail, me • Ins yew lame
aka • twelvemonth old, Gem Wks, sad whieh ha;
Inin this eveatry se • must from the Qom of Poe.
tepl so the Qum ef leglesd. The limes, woe in a lame
use cm desk, and were to same that lie keeper need to
golate the ewe kris" the voyage to play sad weenie with
ankteL
TEE LATE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
—lnquiries are still helm; Fomented by the Great Wotan
Railway SIMS at Wootton Bassett accents seighboarhood,
Is the hope of discovering the means by which the horse box
occasioning the collision got on the line ; but although Mr.
George, the superintendent of the station there, seems satis-
fied is Ws mind that It was not drifted by the wind, nothing
bee tramplred to fix suspicion oa any ludividual. The
pester al the ousapsay reiterates his maltase statement tt at
Le esetaked the konobez ascordlng to the lestrsoliose given
to km, but no menial of the scotches have been head ; se
that the probability seems to be, that the psnon.whoever it
was, who wheeled the box an to the down rail, tan away the
motets. It ia tonbseuitted that the ono of this mamas
sisz yet be nee
PREPARATION 07 FLAX WITHOUT STEEPING.—
This sim and eissical anis el ',credit the fibre he
tin spinner is &Wastingom impeded eINGYER NI the memest.
The machinery employed is mil te be keersiedie the lik
nay, fausedlately,ke taken ben Om Seid. add, cad pre.
pared ; sad the yield Is stated be be esivddid men' maths
strength earthird rester then when heeled lathe oldie sy
way. Not Dais; tatted by Needs& it h blesdeed as easily
as lotion; and the esseatial oil teraelag fa the fibre im-
pute a lustre to the Sax, and mucerves that " nature"
Told will enable the miner to rival the best hesteris-
aim bulk 'k risky sad brightness. Ile eessamisal is thie
sld* be, that the weedy pukes beim away, r.•
mei el the debase elk* pleat, ere adorkil for
i sal, thus, not tee *i& dem of this vela-
apteurese el the sell seed be lest. Is, sewemer, •
Isz eisormil M w Many"
bodytle wed; peat slims* end
end essitenally kaiak" seiL
POSISIONO LLD.--Mr. Barslatls the Bristol
etacmht, welder as h; whet ef Me may be take
W homes beleirdiest " stateekat &river
k tlito Who k wl
ester el skit was Mute-
mrshilly mei by kg behabllimis et a Ifilegeea ile kelt%
beime imperiled wltt dents, staling midi ',tithe
pmemmisesi ware ledigulks, land ;Welke sok kik, eita
oche. Os asslysie, the warm
_war find to sine& eddy
1-141,11916 rat of eartimete dhod, et me petals slue
gages*.
Ai E3CAPE YOS. TIE Briprz.--Chneral Baron
Hama yea sat dashed at Odsph—Ptrodu