The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-24 00:00:00

TRA NSP 0 7ED FEIVIA A'S.

An extraordinary story has recently found its
way here from Sydney. Her Majesty's ship Brisk
lately left that port, and it was stated that her des-
tination was Western Australia, to which she had
gone in consequence of news having been received
from the Admiralty that an armed Fenian vessel
had escaped from a British port for the purpose of
intercepting the convict ship Hougomont, and
rescuing the Fenian prisoners who were placed on
board of her for transportation to Western Ms"
tralia. The Brisk was stated to have sailed for Frc"
mantle, to cruise off the coast in search of the stir'
posed Fenian adventurer. The report was a ground-
less canard, and the Hougomont arrived safely at
her destination on the 10th- of January. In refer-
ence to some absurd statements respecting the
voyage out, which appeared in South Australian
papers, Captain Cozens, of the Hougomont, wrote
as follows to a gentleman in Adelaide For the
information of yourself and all the good folks of
South Australia, I inform you of the arrival here
of the floating hell' Hougoinont. I was Or"
prised and vexed to see the South Australian papers
copying such trash. The fellow who wrote it
ought to be kicked. He knows nothing about the
discipline of a convict ship. We were supposed to
have a very bad lot, and yet no attempt was made
to take the ship, nor were the prisoners kept beim',
like a lot of wild beasts. On the contrary, they
were on deck every day from daylight to dark, and
gave not the slightest trouble. Zhe Fenians con"
ducted themselves in the most satisfactory manner'
and only two of the other fellows had to be flogged;
and I can only say that if convict ships be 11(45
afloat, then let me long be the Devil rather than 3
skipper of au Australian emigrant ship.-3/e/bourile
Argus.

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Brts. •
GORDON—On the 22d inst. at The Court Lodge, Ch°l°.'
field, Kent, the wife of Johnh
Gordon, Esq., of a BO' w.
MEAD—On the 23d inst., at 51, Leinster-square,
park, the wife of Alfred Mead, Esq., of a sou. °
SCUDAMORE—On the 22i1 inst., at Boulogne-ser-leer,
wife of Colonel Seuclainore, C. 13., of a son.

Marriages. 11
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DENNY—NoEL—On the 23d inst., at St. James'B uut,"„ve
Paddington, T. Anthony Denny, Esq., to Idarp""
daughter of the lion. and Rev. Baptist W. Noel. Kato
REID—ORPHAN—On the 23d inst., at St. George's'
over-square, David Reid, Esq., of 95, Piccadilly, 0.
Cecilia Caroline, eldest daughter of the late Georg°
Crohan, Esq.

Deaths.
On the 22d inst., Thos. Bridges, Esq., of °flier'
Petcham, Surrey, and St. James's-place, aged so. j,
BELsox—On the 23d inst., at Woolwich, Lient.-Georgo
Belson, 11,T:11 Artillery, aged 81.
Iturrox—Ou the 21st inst., at 10, Warnford-court, Thr°s-
mortou-strect, John Hutton, Esq., agd 77.
Great
HEATit—On the 22.1 inst., Mr. Fred.e Heath, of
Dover-street and St. Helen's, aged 45.
PRINGLE—On the 21st inst., at 6, Maitland-street,, —r to
burgh, Robert Pringle, sq., of Symington, Writ©
the Signet.
Tzv lanes
PiNcHIN—On the 22d inst., at 7, Hanover-place, —ice*
Peckham, Mr. Henry Pinchin, aged O. Tot'
SCIIOLEFIELD—On the 20th inst., at 34, Percy-streq,7.
tenhani-court-road, Julia Scholefield, Esq., aged_........".>"

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