Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-14
ARRIVAL Or THE STEAMER ARCTIC.
FnIIR DAYS LATTER

The United States steamer Arlic, Capt Luce, ar
rived at her wharf at New York about o'clock Tues,
day molnmg from Liverpool, which place she left
on Wednesday, July 30h at half past IL O'Clock thus
making the passage in eleven days AID nineteen hours
The Steamship Baltic, which LETT New Yo,k at
noon on Saturday the 18th July arrived at Liverpool
on Tuesday evening, the 29h The Baltic made the
ra,l in days 224 hours
The steamer Africa reached Liverpool about 10 O..
clock on Saturday night, July 18th. She LETT New
York on the 10Th
ENGLAND.
The ecclesiastical titles assumption bill passed
through committee in the House OF Lords on the even
ing of Friday, July 25-Lord MonteagIe's motion to
exclude Ireland from its operation with several other
amendments, having been lost.
On the same evening in the House Of Commons
motion that the electors OF Or enwich 1.-THE constituents
OF Mr.. Salomons) be heard by counsel, was after a
stormy debate negatived by vote l5J against rs.
The adjourned debate on Lord John RusseiFs motion
OF Tuesday last declaring Mr.. Alderman SaiorHons n-
competent to SIT until ne took the oath Of aburaton
in tine form prescribed by law, resumed, and after
some discussion the house divided, when there appear
ed for the resolution, 1885, against it, 69 majority in
favor OF the resolution, S.
A select committee OF the House Of Commons have
reported against continuing the penny stamp upon
newspapers, unless be necessary to do so for the
sake Of revenue. They think it undesirable to tax
Among the deaths we notice that Of General Sir
Roger Sheaife. Bart, after seventy three years service
in the army. His name, need not say, is connected
with the Canadian history.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN'S CREW.
OF letter which has appeared in some OF the Scotch
newspapers, and has been copied in OF Jour
mails here, alleging that party from the English wha.
Ter Flora while in Lancaster Sound had gone ashore,
and under the guidance of Esquimaux had found the
frozen bodies Of four OF Sir John Frankin's crew. the
London ard provincial papers say that il is only a
cruel hoax. The reasons given for this decision are
that the person to whom the etter addressed cam
not be found, and that no such vessel the Flora is
known. -
THE GREAT EXHIBITION
The total admssienson Saturday, July 26, amount
ed to 10 399, a very limited number compared with
previous returns this may be accounted of BY the fact
that very many of the "6ve shilling visitors have left
town for the country. The receipts Saturday were
FL ,47S Is
In addition to the abundant supply Of water offered
to the visitors, Mr. Perkins the inventor of the hot
water oven, Saturday presented them with a huge
loaf, weighing So his, baked by his patented process
A knife lies temptingy beside it, and several expert
ments made during the day upon its quality. For
the benefit of the visitors may state that the loaf if
any of it be left, will be found in tie American depart
ment, North of the nave.
On the 2Sh ult. fS, 1874 1885, was taken at the DOORS
and 81 ITO persons entered the building.
The eclipse OF the sun which took p ace July 2sh,
seems to have inspired the Executive Committee with
formidable apprehensions of The dminution of light
which was likely to take place in consequence.
From an impression that the $1,000 visitors who
hocked there would have to grspe their way through
darkness hardly visible they had all the gas lamps
in the interior put in requiston.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
General Husson has replied in the columns of the
Constitutional to the attack made by NJ Baze and
others upon the petitioners Tor the revision CT the
stitution The correspondent of the Globe says that
in this letter is for the first time distinctly minated
that if the revision be not granted, the Bonaparsts will
not, if public opinion be in their favor, allow the right
81 the people to reseSf LOUIS Napoe9n to be disputed
lappears by letters from Thionviile that the hurri
cane which caused such destruction in the departments
Of the Indre. the Nlever and the Cher, has extended
It's rayapes to the Mosele and the Aube Entire fields
Of wheat have been laid waste trees have been torn up
by the roots, houses stripped OF their roofs and men,
women and children swept away By the torrents. At
Cast on-sul.Sene 80 of the finest trees the park of
he palace have been laid PROSTATE.
TRIAL OF Mons. CABET.-The name of CADET has
been prominent in the French journals for time
,ast in connection with the lcaran communist colony
n America For certain alleged frauds he was two
years ago sentenced to two years imprisonment by the
Correctional Police. He appealed from their decision
as is now on his trial in appeal. According to the in
nounced that he had obtained a concession OF about
one million OF acres in Texas, and invited the adhe-
rents to his doctrines to take the engagement go to
1caria, and put al they possessed in common.
A certain number OF persons went to Texas, but ill.,
stead meeting with the promised land they expected
they encountered only hardship and misery. Ia l949
letter. written by twenty-five ofhis disappointed Ica
rians, published in the journals, complaining that
they had been frauduIently cnticed into disastrous
speculation Shortly after, one OF them, named Rcus-
sst laid complaint against M. CADET, ard he was
oined in the complaint by other lcarans. They sta
led, amongst other things that CADET obtained from the
associates 30 00Cir, and that before leaving he made
them give up every thing Of value they had with them
Some other Icarans, however protested against the
accusations made against their Chief
The account books showed that CADET had had at
his disposal 24l ,S75r OF which disbursements to the
amount OF 140OOOfr. were proved by receipts; there
were no receipts for the disbursement OF the remainder
but it remarked that great number of the items
Of such nature that receipts could not be obtain
ed for them; thus for example, there item of
"a ,00Of for conveyancesby railway. When examined
by the President OF the Court ofAppea Monsieur Ca
bet defended his conduct from the charge made against
him. He attributed all the evils from which the emil
grants had suffered to their own neglect OF precautions
az we'll as to the revolution OF February, lS4S IT
there any irregularities in the accounts was the
fault otthe clerks. He had done all in his power to
serve his friends.
number of witnesses were then examined who
planned the nature ofte receptions pracsed on them,
and the hardship and losses they had sustained. All
their letters TO their families in France and been inter-
cepted by M. CADET, whose object Was to keep them
in The dark as long as possible. The prisoners coun-
sci addressed the Court at length in an ingenious
speech, defending his clients conduct The substitute
of the Proeureur General supported the charge, and
observed that nearly all the prisoner had said about
Texas untrue. Ii he had been sincere he ought to
have gone 18th the emgrants to share their hard
ships, but instead OF that he had remained IL Pars.-
Whilst he occupied with Partisan politics, his ad-
herents dying.
close examination of them there deficit Of 1000
fir. M. CADET had not kept an account OF all the sums
paid to him. and that neglect alone was an offence in
the eye The law. He had, besides, clearly prohted
be the subscriptions paid Up. On the demand OF NJ
CADET, the was adjourned, to afford him an OPP
portunty o. preparing lis defence
A heavy storn in The department Oft the Cote Dor,
destroyed the grape crop, and the price OF wine has
risen in consequence
Thd Assenjlee Rationale states that General Ca
vagnac has announced bis Intention OF Withdrawing
his pr tensions as candidate for the Presidency Of the
republic "The wish" was, the part of the writer,
"the father to the thought for The Bulletin de Paris
authoruatively contradcLs the ruuor.
AUSTRIA.
The Milan Gazette of the 18th of July contains
proclamation by Marshal Radetzky, alleging that fresh
attempts making insurecton, and that he is pte
pared to adopt very rigorous He adds, that
in the present of things, he is compelled revoke
his promised meo;a'ions of The of siege, and to
keep up with all the severity required for the 'main-
tenance Of order against its enemies"
Vienna correspondence, under date of the 25h July,
states that per cent. loan OF 80 millions OF tlorns
was concluded the 24th between the house OF Roth
sohld and oornDony Of hanher3 The exact cOudi-.