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

TRANSPOR7ED FEIVIANS.

An extraordinary story has recently found it°
way here from Sydney. Her Majesty's ship 13riel
lately left that port, and it was stated that her deg"
.tinaLion was Western Australia, to which she had;
gone in consequence of news haying been receive''
from the Admiralty that an armed Fenian vesr.e,
had escaped from a British port for the purpose of
intercepting the convict ship Hougomont, and
rescuing the Fenian prisoners who were placed ee
.board of her for transFortation to Western Ails°
tralia. The Brisk was stated to have sailed for Fre"
mantle, to cruise oil the coast in search of the sue"
posed Fenian adventurer. The report was a ground"
less canard, and ttie Hougomont arrived safely t°
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 Cozous, of the llougomont, \vote
as follows to a gentleman in Adelaide :_ct For the,
information of yourself and all the good folks el.
South Australia, I inform you of the arrival here
of the ' floating hell' Hougoniont. I was Or"
prised and vexed to see the South Australian paPeilb
copying such trash. The fellow who wrote '"
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 bele°
like a lot of wild beasts. On the contrary, theS
were on deck every day from daylight to dark, an
gave not the slightest trouble. ahe Fe,niansooo-
- 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
afloat, then let me long be the Devil rather than
skipper of an Australian emigrant ship.--31c/bour'
4rgus.

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Births. lebe
GORDON—On the 22d inst., at The Court Lodge, n
field, Kent, the wifo of John Gordon, Esq., of e
MEAD—On the 23d inst., at 51, Leinster-square,
park, the wifo of Alfred Mead, Esq., of a son.
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Scur,AmouE—On the 22d inst., at Boulogne-sir-0.-er,
wife of Colonel Scudamore, C. 8., of a son.

Marriages.
DENNY—NOEL—On the 23d inst., at St. James's Cho
Paddington, T. Anthony Denny, Esq., to Ma
r 9
of the on. and Rev. BaptistW. l
i Noel. otor
REID CROHAN —On the 23d inst., at St. Georg
e'+
David Reid, Esq., of 95,
Cecilia Caroline, eldest daughter of tho late 6,°°r1,1,0 0
Crohan, Esq. Picc?ed''';l otc:

BRIDGES—On the 22d inDeaths.
st., Thos. Bridgeo,Egbl of
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Fetcham, Surrey. and St. James's-place,' aged ov' co 1,
BELsoN —On the 23d inst., at Woolwich, Lieut.-C:4°r'
1.14-dson, Royal Artillery, aged 81. rrbrt'r
Hu'rros—On the 21st inst., at 10, Warnford-court, -
t,
morton-street, John Hutton, Esq., aged 77.
Cli.`
lIEATII—On
the 22d inst., Mr. Fred.' Heath, of f'
Dover-street and St. Iklen's, aged 45. Ol-
PRINGLE —On the 21st inst., at 6, Maitland-stroe•,.t -
er Ie
burgh, Robert Pringle, Esq., of Symington, Wri
the Signet. -gye-14/lel
PINCHIN—On the 22d inst., at 7, Hanover-place? - - ,
Peckham, Mr. Henry I'inchiu. aged 60. et rl'`W.
SCROLEFIELD—On the 20th inst., at 31, Percy-stre,',-;-.
tenhain-court-road, John Scholetield, Esq., fig°_:_:.:7,!:"

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Dliddlesex.—Friday, AFril 24, 1868.