New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
ENGLAND.
Arrival Of the Rsiah Of Coorg In Easl,sA.

The Rsish of Coorg, principaify OF iiindostar a
the Western Chauts, arrived on the 9TH Instant AZ soz
ampon. He came over 10 England % have his dsazk-
ter educsieda singular and interesting event IN Dc
history of the naive princes OF India The Rash ~
and drank with the passengers daring tho voyage II
daughter is an intelligent aud Interesting child lie ~
accompanied by Msi"r Drummond "a bic gsaa'; n
servants we're six In number The Rajah and hs isagp
ter left Southampton with Major Orumniond aud ID
family by early train, on the 6th % take lodgings
Mivarts Hotel previous To his taking private rdenes
The Rajah and the Mayer returned 70 Southampton h
The at ernoop and the whole OF oils family and suit p
ceeded to London by the T. NJ, train.
The Rajsbs wives left the Euxne steamer complesey
veied ou Monday night at O'Clock and were conveys>
10 Radley's Hotel in closed carriage They were -
at the door Of the hs,e hy the Rash and cue Of p
prin ipsl attendants, who beth held umbrellas q
heads a the ladies a. they aliehted As socn - TT
aished they took the umbrellas Themselves and COO.
plettly screened themselves from view. nu,inx u
process Of their ALL hing from the carrage however
glimpse OF of them was obtaincd, and wac noco1
that the lady had thin eanze veil over her acs al
fine black eyes The Rsjsh Yves exceedingly snxios1
tina, should observe the ladies' and appeared "
ts,ed until they safely in their apartment Hk
agitation great when he had conducted them V
stairs thai he could open the door OF the spartme
and imagining il locked, he requested that the r.
should be extnguishfd in the passage where they we
Standing which Immediately done. The PnpS
has given up his caste lie 10 pensioner OF the 10
Inc ia Company and has been reading at Bcnares
allowance Of 4l2 eco year.
Yesterday
sire observed most strictly the rules OF their csst II
eight pour ds OF food allowed thcm which eonastda
rice onions and greens. which they cosaed and ss h
the open air at the back Of the the hotc y ess buf
one meal dsy. and their drink - water; lhey arc y
fact Oriental vegetarians and icetotalerS AZ aghf
thew sleep In the passages and under tho tables In IL
hotel The servants ara rigid Hindoos, and among
their baggage was large number Of native cooking
nj, usils and quantity OF Eastern food Az soon 4
they arrived at the hotel they made preparations os
cooking their meal They wanted 10 cook by the aid
of stream OF water, but this they could not DO accom-
moda'ed with They were very busy In tho court gard
of the hotel In the evening about O'clock lr culnsu
operations Previous lighting their fres they esre
fully washed their hands and feet and then commenced
laying their stores ofprovisops which consisted az
humber of small bags of rice, by the side Of which NJ
lemon After lighting their fires with wood and col
they crouched down and kept them alive by blown6
III. with their mouths at the same time stirring ve0
ously their TODD which was simmcring In brass pans
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF LONDON
An American gives explanation Of the manner ofss
tinguishine res in London which must DO interesting
TO our readers siee there are there no organizaom
for attending IN fres as In this country. IL
Several insurance companies unite and provide a.
cipined bends OF hrcmen who net a. leaders, FOR -
crowd which always gathers TO see ire, are made
ssist These bands have their rendezvous at coayse
lent places and are always ready for any calamity
One ofthese spots is singular scene. At all hound
the day and night you will ind several droengnes vel
four powerful horses TIE gates are always opsn. he
hores harnessed and the lines In the hands of dsf
Besides the driver, there to each team several hr
men, dr. ssed and ready for action. and there they as
ready In seconds notice TO fly TO the of coahf
grafton. large number OF engines and horses %
hand for use and several constsntly bal.
messed and manned for service There are several d.
pos scattered the metropolis from which the en-
elnes start. The costume of the frennn 10 fne, the
horses always spirited aud the sight when they arc
in motion Ii one OF life and spirit.
Toinsure tho quick Transmission OF news Of nres 70
headquarters the policeman who on observing nre,
fret gives notice ut engnesation receives afeweo
amounting 10 about $3.50. and still another rewards
given the engine which drst appears on the ground
Arrived at the of the fire, at the hose
the engine Is applied to the streetpugfor the waa-
companies only obtsin charters condition OF evinS
all the water which IL needed for ires. free Of Goa
suitable band Of men for working the engines u -
gathered from the crowd, by offering twenty.four go
for the first hour twelve for the next and SO on, bo
feast Of bread and cheese and ale, to wind of -
Twenty or thirty men needed to work each sues4
but a fire never YET occurred In London where I'm
was lack Of men for hire on these terms.
The trained fremen attend TO all the dangerous ~
Of the service, and the common laborers merely won
the engines The brigade men, they arc called, NJ
a compact drfss. with stiff lcathern helmet TO pFose
the bead, and often make courageous and dangssee
attacks upon the devourpg element II IL u neceng
10 enter a room full Of smoke and flames, nfen1
with smoke proof dress enters at once n the reesS
the peTed object The work goes ON coelly, b& ~
wonderful Dispatch and when all Is over al peen
who have worked adjourn TO the nearest publ'caoe
to psrtske of the beforehand bargalnedfor bssa1 -
cheese and ale. -
The Fire Brigade belongs to some eighteen ssag
insurance companies AMI has fifteen or stxfeo ~
tons There are Superintendent and Captas4 ~
the men ere promoted according 70 their enefg "a
trustworhiDess. We need not add, that they w
well, and those employed who are stost Go -.
full Of expesness. Here In Of tho ereas 49,
ages they have over the members Of Gre comHs
American towns who do not make it their psee ~
They generally persons Of ordinHy snens1 49,
can never be skillful az men who make sno P'-e
out of fires profession