The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-26

BRITISH PHILANTHEopY.-One of the London pa
pers received by the Britannia, gives the following
significant paragraph
The kingdom Of Dude is fast approaching that state of
anarchy and confusion, in which 1t will become impera-
tive on our government to interfere in its affairs.
| This brief announcement in other words would
read thus -
The kingdom of Dude is fast approaching that state
anarchy DIVISION and confusion In which it will become
profitable for merchants and mobiles gov.
eminent interfere in its affairs and in which it will be
found easy task to plumber and murder the quarreng
princes and deenceless inhabitants.
This probably the true Interpretation of the SEN
ence, and this is the policy of England the glory
OF Britannia, the uniform practice OF that nation
which calls II national robbery to form treaty Of
confederation with power she acknowledges to be
Independent, and which is anxious to form the con-
federation. This Is the practice of that nation
which Is watching every election or cause Of div-
sion in this country any other, in the hope of
seeing So that state of anarchy and confusion in
which it will become imperative on our government
TO interfere
1t is this universal philanthropy of the British gov
ernmen ever watchful for opportunities interfere,
that has spread abroad over the world the conquess
and the glory or shame of old England, with
money wrung from the very life-blood of her
ten million paupers. il is this universal phi
lanthropy England is ever anxious to behold,
and 1t is herwish to promote in this country "lhat
state Of anarchy and confusion in which it would
become imperative to interfere, and reduce our now
happy slaves to mere machines and paupers.
FIRE ISvEsTIGATIoN.-The investigation IL pro-
crossing rapidly; but nothing has transpired, as
yet, to throw any light upon the and origin of
the explosion. Several chemists have been exam
tn.I nd Il \
nifty have gone before the committee, whose wild
theories on the nature and properties Of sapetre,
gunpowder and mfiammable gasses have afforded
much amusement, and taken up, unnecessarily the
time OF the committee which could be more profit
ably engaged. We have been assured that it is in
contemplation to practically test the theories laid
down by all who have been examined in the event
OF the committee not being able fix the fact as to
gunpowder having caused the explosion The COM
mittee will probably report on Monday.
INToxIcATToN AT THE GREAT FIRE-The Ne,rayk
AdUertise of the oath instant, gives the report of
temperance meeting in that city. Among the
speakers was Ex-Mayor Clark of this CITY, He
stated that
Had not been for intoxicating liquors neither the
late destructive fire. the ono OF as in New York
would have proved half so disastrous as they did"
This is wholesale assertion, to say the least of
It. Who were intoxicated at the recent fire Were
all the hremen : Were the new police Were
ten out OF thousand of either the iremen or police
intoxicated at that time Had the government
troops and sailors drank too much We sawsyerv
little OF this inoxicaton, at any rate; and we were
present at the fire from the beginning Of the "a.
ldmlty.
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NORWICH AND Won
cEsTER RAnRoAD.-We learn from Adams az Co
that d serious accident occurred on the Norwich
and Worcester Road, at two O'Clock on Tbursdav
afternoon, near Auburn. The locomotive with the
freight train in charge, in going from Norwich to
Worcester off the track over a bank thirty feet
nigh, instantly killing Charles Wells, Of Norwich a
brakeman, smashing the cars into spliniers, and
earring up the rails for distance Of three hundred
teet. This accident detained the New York train
several hours, which was the cause Of the nonarri-
val oil the Cleopatra TIL half past II o'clock yes
'efday morning New rails had ODE laid before they
could come on
INCREASED SrEEp.-The Niagara arrived al lbany /
= Monday afternoon A 10 minutes after 4 instead