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At meeting of the passengers in the United states
Mail steamship Atlantic, held ia the cabin on the
ing of October IA, James Day. Of New Orleans, was
called the chair, and John Bohen, CT Philadelphia,
appointed secretary. On motion Of L McEEen Of
New York. seconded by Mr A. L Smith, OF Providence,
Resoly,d That the untiring aud unremting vigilance
prudence and seamar-ike conduct of Captain West and
the officers OF the United States Mail steamship Atlantic
during the tempestuous aud trying voyage about
be terminated call for the hearty thanks Of the
gers and add possible, 10 the strong confidence uui
yersaIy felt in the Atlantic and her officers.
on motion it ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the New York papers.
(signed) JAMES j. DAY, President.
JoilS BoHLES, Secretary
The Mississippi steam frigate arrived at Mar
seilles on the 26th ult, having NJ. Kossuth ami
ffty-feven Hungarian refugees on board
II is said that General Concha, Captain General
Of Cuba, will be made titular Of CASTLE, in re-
ward for his services the occasion Of the invasion
of that island and that Senor lstuTz, Spanish En-
voy in London will have the Toson d Or conferred
on him for his diplomatic services.
The cotton market had not changed, and prices
were tclerably firm at last quotations.
The news by the Atlantic IS Of somewhat in
terestipg character.
Only fity.thTee millions o, aoIins had been sab
scribed TO the Austrian loan up the 9th Of Sep
tember, and only three days remained in which
subscriptions could be received.
Sir John Ross returned to England on the 27th
ult, after fruitess search for Sir John Franklin.
Captain Austin had also returned.
The extreme excitement relative to Cuba bad
greatly diminished at Madrid, and the Spsniards
now beginning take considerable interest in home
politics. The execution of Lopez ani his com
patriots appears TO have satisfied them.
The steamship America, from Boston on the l7th
rlt. arrived in the Mersey on the 18th.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON Sept. 80, ISL.
zAe Socialists The Cause Of the Triumph Of Dssg1,isi
an Esvoye- Omis04ts Sigas Lord Po,alGSfoas
ISpeeot at Tiruton-Eng gland and America Objocts
Of Haired AID JEALOUSY to the European PO'o0S-
Hosc they -hftack lime c1-Tie AmdicaR Miais-
su ~ H,land-Koss,sth crpcctci dgiiy at S'Aa-
anl3ton-Hl,ng at Pesth--The Great Gale across
the Straits Of Calais DiSmantitng Of he Crystal
Poioce-Sp John Ros5--His Fdilnre.
The condition Of France becomes daily more and
more intsresting, and the repre.siye measures Of
Louis Napoleon become daily more bold and sweep
ing He is openly sa,uted as Emperor and, for the
uFosen., carries all before him The leg timists arc
a. n stand still, and know not a. yet what tney
shall do the Orearists hold back, end Joinyille
kesitates about showing himself a candidate.
lie says what Sir Walter Raleigh said to Queen
Elizabeth, when pretending to be dying Of love. lie
wrote on a pane Of glass, his desit9 10 be her
cepte1 lover. He said -
."Fsin wsule climb, bE. that fear 20 fall"
She Immediately wrote, underneath his line, an
answer which WSuld now apply well to dc JoiE-
vile
"Ifshe heart fag thee, do ne climb at all
No candidate seems to stand in the way Of Louis. |
IL the prcss, the magistrates, or any pes pie Whit
ever, manifest the least opposition to him. they are
tried, fined and impf1oned, or Dis missed from Of 4
fee, and even coffee hogses cleared by the gens-
darmes Of any company which prssumes 10 speak
az apst his pretensions. A to the people. the |
genuine democracy, hey are mute for shaSver
does not 60 for tho government, the called party
n order, he Is instantly stigm socialist.
\ name offensive 70 every true democrat an friend
II rational liberty and equal rights. So bold and J
iarins is the course Of the President and his govern
nent that not only obnoxious individuals are put
Ioxn By force, and groups OF takers arrest
d in their conversation by the gensdsrmes-
ot o,ly magistrates, projects aud mayors, are
smissed II they sho~ any ack 81 Ieal-bLt
be rep-ession is carried out Wholesale, upon en-
ire province. or States; and If the popusten
70 suspected Of intending to vote against the
iecsed dspot ct the soning election the entire de-
artment Or state 10 declared In state OF siege,
put without the pale of the Law, and is subjected
o all the rigor, insoesc and arbitrary rule OF
martial lav Never was there such state ofthings;
he iron despotlm Of Nsp,leon himself was nothing
st 6f fsnasicshas led 70 ali s, and give, the pre-
ext and Justification Of IL ALL and they are the so
iaisr. Supposing hat the mad propsgators OF !,
ocsa1ss prnciples s teachers OF tue annihil alton
properly and society in Frame aud sI-o in New Il
'ork. have not been directly or Indirectly paid and 4,
ired 70 poissn the public mind b. preaching their
n a. ,anch service as 4 they Sa been regular .,
,ies reoei-ing salary, and they have tone much
Jury 10 the sacred cause and rights ot the people
their b:.terest enemies ever could teve wshed :, !,
r. IL IL sviaeot that, however secure t.Ne position
Louis seems at present TO be, great s.v are en-
rtainsd of some great snd terrible outbo ia {
rance, AZ the desisiye day draws near. Ma :
the mere wealthy classes antfsmilies are ha ten-
z. for time, 10 get out Of the country May
we come over 30 EDsland, and the Island OF Je.'
v which is English, Ia said to be crowded with
Z new comers All this Ia portentous and omin- ' |,
9.
The two great political occurrences Of The mo- .,
ut, IN England, aTs the speech Vi Los4 Psilsr' a