The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-26 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The explosion of the powder magazine on board the Aus-
trian frigate Radetzky is one of the most calamitous maritime
disasters on record. A fire broke out in the charcoal
store, and was not discovered until it was too late to pre-
vent its reaching the powder. Three hundred and forty-
two lives were lost, including all the officers except one
midshipman. Only twenty-three persons were saved, and
of these five were tevcrely injured. So far as can be ascer-
tained, the catastrophe was entirely the resu:t of an accident.
The Radetzky, which was a magnificent vessel, was built
in England by means of subscriptions raised in Austria in
honour of the marshal whose name it bore.

THE YOUNG ACHILLES OF THE PRESS.—Not
very readily, we should suppose, will it be lost. to the
popular remembrance how it came to pass that one of the
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us his own personal experiences—y that noble-hearted ani
self-sacrificing Amateur Pauper Casual, who therein
ran which had had
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the courage to set forth t
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representative.,
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had rendered it, in narrator, in clearly demon tratVe, thatns
opinion, as
invulnerablestyx.lnteresting as the incident was,
as Achilles, when he had been
plucged into the
ulcers
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The
re-
corded in the history of journalism, it was yet more pro-
founasdly inthteerefsotinnlg another added to the many interesting incidents
someremovalof of those ulcers has yet to be accomplished. To
the President of the Poor-Law Board we look for its
accomplishment eetas
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