The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-16 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPO
PLYMOUTH, TIIESDATI 9.1:4
The barque Henry Tanner, Captain 00713`t,
from Adelaide 19th March, is off the port, is ColP,,
landed here nine passengers, among wh°131,4
Sturt, Colonial Secretary at Adelaide, all'of
The Henry Tanner has 17,000 ounces,,fvo
1,000 bales of wool, and 250 tons of 1311,"-nortkia
copper. She left her Majesty's ship Brfi; of
St. Helena on the Bth of June, and na"l-001"
line spoke the Sir William Jardine, from
with returned Coolies for Calcutta.
Bide
THE VON BECK CASE.—Mr. Hayes (of the fd vd
Circuit), instructed by Mr. Griffiths, attorneYsos„s,l,
defendants in the case of Derra against Paigfice
livo
others, appeared on Saturday before Mr. Jus; calo;,
liams, in chambers, in support of a surnul°,l3, of
upon M. Derra de Moroda to show cause Ave„Jb
de fly
ceedings should not stand over until the 6',
next term, the defendants undertaking to 1/2i'la c°'ir
diately into court the whole of the damages :eat 01;er
The learned counsel said the object of the pre the 0 old
cation was to enable the defendants to arg.uei, they °col
tions to the ruling of Mr. Justice Maule
not do until Michaelmas Term. MrAraYeis
through all those exceptions, and commentet, tbe
pT
them, as well as on every other point raised tiny. farts,
the case. Mr. Sergeant Miller, instructea4r, De:tbe
Harding and Mr. John Powell, attorneys for a that 0
appeared on behalf of the plaintiff, and conteuaea
application of Mr. Hayes must be refused, 010001°111
the exceptions and objections were utterly u°,000cle:g01
point of law ; furthermore that the plain da1110;o'
entitled to require immediate payment of b7rent
and costs. The learned judge heard the diffed thel, do
cf
cates for upwards of two hours and a hag' sad aPPlit be
livered his judgment, by which he refused tea tIO tbe
tion of Mr. Hayes altogether, and deelarerecove„r of
certainly should not stay the execution Oroja tirer
damages and costs. He thought the OD citlite the,
his learned brother (Mr. Justice Maule) wi'se !fool'
rect, and that there was abundant 0%16110 till!, 01'1
jury. "I most assuredly," added his for it
not interfere to stay the proceedings, and,l_,,,en-asetgifitil:
be indecent 'ofme to do so." The deft for 0'
therefore have to pay the damages and cos: the
presflir
including the costs of the plaintiff of oppesiiris
application for staying the proceedings'--
mingharn, Gazette. 0%61
THE GREEK CATHOLICS IN STB--,;-thoclof go„
Catholics in Syria are deserters from the °' f
Church, the harvest of a most profuse B°': fling °r e,
uevin 0
by emissaries from Rome, about the m ors au triee
eighteenth century. They retain all the Pir.3tfenaldoe tiieV
days of their former Church, with such aclaithen Vet. 0°
as were unnecessarily entailed nix°. :of 0003 ries it/
allegiance to the Pope. They can boas" a vane° °
best built and best endowed convents en so.,Fer
the Lebanon, and, from whatever cause aare th 40301
the most respectable merchants in SYTi3hiaj,
suasion. The ductility of gold is prove ojendi_,stor'
perhaps not unjustly be surmised that tab:h'e-ir
mencement of the Papal connexion bi which 11,1,011,
laid the foundation of a worldly pres Perl Yrtunities 6011'
their position, their talents, nor saPP°O/. CA° t
(probably) have enabled them to attain. Joe
blis t°
Mount Lebanon, &c.
001 T e estp,roteo
WHAT RUSSIA GAINED IN the r—to
of the kingdom of Greece in 1827, under carded d
of England, France, and Russia, was:t interferrool
favourable eye by Austria ; but she dia pot the Poe °4
the proceedings of the other powers, Dor., the Wl' 101
between her and Russia disturbed o.oeo,
Turkey by the latter had excited her ,fened to l!resoe;
England and Austria peremptorily int'erZrance Y
the impending fall of Constantinople.
• and to -.est t r
her readiness to unite with Russia, seat ag3lo a Pin
the Austrian rear in case troops were herself as 1651';
Russians. Prussia, however, presae. ic7riacoplewe
diator, and a treaty was concludediey-
to
for the tis'deWst
by which Russia, though compelled
sane eel:if:he aloof
store the booty already seized, g eu
of several °siaDiia
advantages, being granted possession of A ,3,311 t.
important mountain fastnesses and paA.
uths of the v_,boriii
a right to occupy and fortify the ni
so important to Austria, and a 1;i, Conti° to,
over Moldavia and Wallachia.—ir.,./ Lei e° .0
pa
Ooze's Austria.
RoMAN WATER-PITES ON 0...
they are opening the roads to layd south orattei; fo.ateo
the street near to the old spot calls
red ear
_hot
..0
have been found in two places Rol length, are d `rb a 9
pipes, of about 13 inch bore. The:ja!"
verY -3joar,
°rotectoral attec;rio
"rcoarse vjt to ens
nitvi:aCer-PiPs I'thr:
icnecraheensl.andThe s from Ayes o.•a.
hard as stone, and the direction I,r_
and clo Thof!)
thep
pipes are
aernecinaaa:dde
the insides, of course, are quite
od
_Ys 'by gr•
ro sets a
specimen obligingly forwarded u #h
• to the next
or shoulder, and passes in
Lahee, the end of each pipe is made with
1 a quarter.--The