New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

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ier namlnnl ,h,silanli, have tianhlY hilni, while
,he m,r,inrp at Turkey. irnouncng tho want Of "a.
rneit, ani tho double dealing 81 Western diplomacy,
inc,oasc In number, though The pf"Issiona politicians
A, not lkc a. be MIXED up with tho movement, which
Is ,cn dhartocahr g. the monoyod glasses aud 20 tho
ari,tocracy You know tho Exchanges aud tho Courts
have. without exception. strong sympothies with
kuitia
In my Last letter have mentioned the way in which
Lend Icdclnc o,crrcachcd the French Ambassador NJ.
De la Cour nj Constantuope, who has compromised
ilc influence of France BY his ovor-zeal in recon-
ncnding the acceptance OF the Vienna note after
ts rejection BY Russia. The French papers of to-day
hrrg The information of his recall though they not
informed about the incident which brought about this
re,ult sem-oicia statement in the honi,enr about
the Eastern question does not give any further precise
information about the views of the French Emperor;
vet il contains the that the negotiations will
BE- carried on BY Austria and especially b. Prussia,
even after tie has begun. But few persons believe
that tie Gar will accept such proposals as the Sultan
could Sign with honor.
The Greeks in the Nora and in London and Mn
chester are raising money for az tation needed,
for actual war, with view to a reconstruction of the
Byzantine Empire, under q Prince of the Russian
house as soon as the Turks are defeated by Russia.
Those good gentlemen have until now shown consid-
cradle talent for making money, but 10 does not see
tat their political foresight is very great few months
will show that the power of the Car stands feet Of
clay like Nebucadnazzars colossus The unsolderike
remarks Of The Times that the does not allow
campaign either in Bulgaria or ia ModOwala .ba have
now teen abandoned even by that paper.
An interesting experiment, which may become i'm
potan in respect the streets Of cities has
ionshcd tie people of Berlin Mr. Goldhammer placed
his apparatus which be calls the Electric Sun, the
balcony of the Hotel de Russia and directing the
upon the Museum, at distance Of nearly 400 yards
lie lit up the whole vicinity in way far superior to
gas 1t is said that people were able to read small
print by that light distance Of more than 200 yards
meeting has been held at Manchester in order to
establish Society for the suppression OF all traffic in
sIirituOus liquors by act Of Parliament IL time to
do something in that direction for the drunkenness of
England is frghttul. Yet, Parliament has, in the
last three centuries swept away all the power OF local
legislation in the counties and cities and has confirm
ally centralized power the Association will scarcely
succeed, since sweeping measure, extending all over
the United Kingdom cannot be expected from any Par
lament 1t is really astonishing how the ideas of des
potic Capitalization are propsgated by the so.called
Radicals of the Manchester school, and By the Wings
who are renowned for Liberalism 1t is time that
hittorian should take up that view and give us not
only the history of the struggle between Parliament and
the Crown, but likewise between Parliament and the
Municipalities 1t by degrading them, and by en-
croacling local selfgoyernment that the present
state of England, with all its enOrmtes has been
brought about APO.
We have nothing by this arrival of the slightest political
importance. From the omission OF the words to meet
supposed further Propagation will take place provided
the turkish affair does not become too serious in the in
term.
The discomfort prevailing among the coiers and opera
tives present the strike in Lancashire has broken
out in desperate riots at Wigan On the evening of Fri
day, 9sh meeting of the representatives OF the EN-
ployers held at the Royal Hotel Wigan, when il was
resolve that the operatives should have the offer TO
turn TO their work within fortnight at their former scale
of and if this not acceded to the mines would
be closed permanently until the men were starved into
On this becoming known to the miners they proceeded
to smash the windows of the hotel and to mob the EN-
poyers and length acts of greater violence
Tie police about dozen in number, were totally NELL
lent against the crowd thousand strong There was an
extra Police force in the shape OF MY cSn-taoe specially
THE turned and fed This encouraged the rioters TO act
pretty much they pleased and their pleasure was to pill
iepe The tores and set fire to the dwellings OF the EN-
noyers The Royal Hotel first sacked, and get fire.
and the drinks found the bar and in the cellars were dis
tribued among the crowd.
Next the mob rushed along the various streets eftin
gushing the lamps and smashing the windows IN which
lights were The police station the Victoria Hotel and the
Clarence Hotel then attacked and more or less da
mayed. Mr.. Taylors mansion, of tho rm oil Iayior %
Brothers cotton synner beseiged front and rear and
left such wreck that day the doors and windows had
to be boarded up At this uncure cry OF the soldiers
coming had the effect OF causing the rioters TO run
but finding Il false alarm they proceeded TO the house
and fscoIy Of Mr. Johnson cotton spinner which they
spe eddy Quilted Mr.. johnson and his family fortunately
escaIed by the while the ruans were entering the
house from the street Furniture to the value OF i'oowa
torn TO pieces in his house, in a few minutes
The rioters having taken the fire from the CRATES built
IL the drawing floor and piled ON pcures cur
tsns books and the remains OF pianos and oil an organ
they had smashed The mirrors they threw out Of win
dows cut up all the chairs and sofas aud beat the heavier
furniture pieces Having thus slaked their ierocity
they proceeded TO satisfy their hunger by punderng he
provision stores and laborDg heartily IN this voca
tion when $50 soldiers marched into the place and the
valiant roters dispersed like mist Ga saturday all was
quiet and five arrests boys were maie by inc vlguhh
constable Sunday also passed without disturbance.
On Monday night Alta was made on tse sa~-mls
attached TO the collery Of tho Earl OF BacaFras one
hundred ard fty golfers who had been brought rom
Wales supply the place of the turn outs were lodged
within and the attack take vengeance them a.
ntelopers. These men tired upon the attacking crowd
and Killed one mo carried OFF by his comrades.
message was dispatched Wigan FOR the soldiers bat
they anived the mob had dispersed: Further difficulties
sppeheIded and Dragons had been sent for from
Manchester.
screw clipper called the Victoria had made the
from Graveseud England Adelaide. South Australia in
dsys 22 hours and the Argo propeller in Ga days
The Stormway, Aberdeen clipper arrived at Liverpool,
konday. Oct 81. having sailed from Canton July 3D. and
made The trip IN IO7 days
The cholera subriding
IRELAND.