The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-06
From the New YorL Journal Of COMMERCE.
FURTHER NEWS ny THE RALrIC.



ton OF all the useful business Of the session Mr. Bail
lie having left the ground clear for Lord John RUSSELL by
wthdrawing his Ceylon impeachment for the present,
the Chancellor OF the Excheque oughio have propound
ed his budget last night but this unfortunate Papa bill
stops the way. and there is telling when where At
viii end There is little vitality in the measure al pres.
ent, but the yicssudes 10 which IL yet doomed 10 be
exposed threaten TO deprive II OF lie altogether
SIR john FRAskIR-We learn from evening CO.
temporary that Lady franklin has decided upon renew
ing the search of Prince Regents inlet and lis vicinity
and that the Prince Albert will again start Tor tn north in
about month. Mr. Kennedy, who has command of this
expedition, is now, we believe, in orkney, engaging his
crew. ana looking out Tor person 10 take charge OF
OF his boat parties gives pleasure to state that the
admiralty have resolved to send powerful steamer into
Barrow's straits this summer, in order TO communicate
with Captain Austin, and bring back intelligence OF the
operations OF the searching squadron.
POLISH AND HUNGARIAN REruGEEs.--On Tuesday up
wards of sixty Hungarian and Polish refugees sailed
from this port in the Charles Croker, for New York
Some what more than half This number belonged 10 the
refugees who are now in Liverpool and the others came
staying in Liverpool addressed letter TO Mr. Dosy, late
secretary to Kossuth, expressing their gratitude for the
kindness and sympathy that had been evinced their
| behalf during their stay in this town.
DREADFUL EXPLOSION AND LOSS LIFE.--On Mon
day morning serious accident occurred at the mill OF
Mr. Henry MaIsland. the late member for Stockport,
which has resulted in the death Of fourteen persons.
The boiler unfortunately carried its furnace along with it,
and the burning Goals scattered in all directions, SET
ting fire to the MILL which was burnt down in less than
an hour Unhappily great many persons were work
ing at the time. Two persons jumped from the sixth
story into some water close by the mill and escaped
third person followed struck his head against project
ing beam in his descent, and killed the spot The
fireman was killed at the moment OF the explosion. Two
persons were taken from the ruins Monday night,
taken out oil the ruins on Wednesday making in
all fourteen who have lost their lives. far it is
present known It is believed that others still
main undiscovered
! DREADFUL CoLLIERY ACCIDENT IN ScoTLANp-Ioss OF
sxTY-oNE nvE s--Eary on Saturday morning fearful
explosion took place at the coa-pit OF Mr.. George
4 hatt tuna ~
Paisley The Victoria pit in which the explosion took
place, is the deepest in Scotland-beng 1850 feet in
centre OF the southern edge OF the workings from which
the inclination OF the strata tends upwards to the north
at an angle OF about one foot in five. so that at the up
shaft pit, which is about quarter of mile dis
tan from the working pit the workings are only $50
below the surface
Saturday being payday, large number OF the men
hour than is usual other days. and the time the
explosion took place about sixty three and boys had
gone down. This was about twenty minutes TO five
O'Clock and the report was so loud that heard dis
tnctly at Paisley The whole neghborhood, of course,
was alarmed and the people rushing the pits mouth
was found that of the cages, which had descended
few fathoms had been blown up the shaft 10 probably
the height OF the PIT framing some thirty feet above
ground. and after jerking the rope off the pulley the
The shaft presented of wreck and havoc such
as perhaps was never any similar occasion of
eoal-pt explosion; The woodwork had been blown
from the bottom OF the shaft and scattered for one hun
dred yards all around the phead in perfect shower.
Inc same appearances were presented round The yenla
at the distance OF half mile from the main down shaft
Every effort was Immediately made to relieve those
who might remain alive below but this a work Of
extreme dihculty, as the shaft choked by various
distractions. Ga Sunday evening, the men employed
reached the bottom of the shaft, where were
found alive but in an extremely weak and exhausted
face, and means were taken for their restoration. They
could give no account of the cause of the explosion
The latest particulars state that from the examinations
| which he
work of recovering the bodies would be of time and
danger. Two dead bodies have been brought up but
the bulk of the others. fifty in number, supposed
to be in another portion OF the pitt the approaches 10
which so filled with foul air that the miners were
beaten back There IS no hope that any Of hose in the
TO receive the bodies OF those who may be brought 10 the
surface.
| DEPUTArIoS TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANrERBuRY-
depulalion headed by Lord Ashley, waited upon the
Archbishop of Canterbury on Wednesday for the pur.
pose OF presenting address 10 his Grace, signed by
239,s6o clerical and lay members OF The Church of Eng
land, on the subject OF Papal aggression The address
asserted that toe external assault OF the Pope had been
invited encouraged, and facilitated by tractaran princi
pies and practices the part Of many Of the clergy and
aiy and that If they allowed 10 prevail in our own
church. could no longer retain its independence The ad
dress reminds the Pnmate that he the arst preate
publicly to denounce the errors of trac,aransm. and
TO forewarn the church Of IFS fatal tendencies and it
prays his Grace in this of danger and apprehen
sion, to take all such measures the constitution of
church has provided for the rectfyng of evils and
for supplying the of our population with Proes.
tant minsiraons, and for protecting them agans, the
seductons and contamination OF Popsh delusions The
Archbishop, in reply expressed the comfort he felt
cevng the address, and expressed his conviction that the
aggressive OF Rome had been encouraged from
within the church itself "Your address," the most rev.
eend prea,e sad appeals 10 authority, and desires lha,
may be exercised in preventing such practices and in
novaons in public worship have their origin in error
and superstition have much satisfaction in assuring
you that may speak OF my colleagues the episcopal
bench generally agreed upon this subject The prac.
tees which Justly condemned have been introduced
with approval their part; though many instances,
through the uncertainty OF rubrcs, and The incaces OF
ecclesiastical law, power has been wanting 10 prevent
prohibit them. But the community at large, which is
naturally alarmed a these indications OF return to prn
cpes which the nation has renounced may assured
OF the church, dscountenance the usages which
you audc, and anxious to repress them by such
means within our power"
| Destruction OF PiRATss.-The overland mail brings
accounts OF the destruction OF number of pirates by the
Dutch among the islands in the Sulo group In the month
Of November last the island OF Bawean, the coast OF
Java, attacked by fifteen pirates prahns, who did
much damage carrying away many Of the inhabitants
and frniiless search for them made by n NJ
steamers Bromo and Hecla at the island OF Selombo
and along the whole south coast OF Borreo. The Heca
however, at length succeeded in falling in with them and
after great deal Of hard fighting, succeeded in killing
and dispensing the remainder The result of these
operations is thus de scrbed in The Java Courant
whole the Hects has brought besides the Ia rye
prabu fourteen pirates, sxone rescued slaves, and
pieces of ordnance among which metal The
ioruer Ia 81 India Company The OF The guns living
In the mnd and goods lying the shore floating
in the given to allies the kangeanger.
Hecls arrived Sursbaya the 18Th of January. The
of he