New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

this manner a space Of 100 miles l. il eoasem-
plated 70 establish steam ferry boats the sosne
and TupoBa and thst the Calcutta line will finally
proceed froa Delhi 70 Lahore. In MADRAS a railway s
TO be commenced forthwith, which running ~ miles
due west viii branch of into TWO srns-One pursIns
the Gbaats and terminating al Cacut the other being
carried on by Belary and Poonah 70 Bombay. This
skeleton Of the chain Of railways will be completed o.
the Bombay BarOda and Central India Railway the pre-
liminary surveys for which row proceeding undef
the sanction Of the Cosrt Of Directors This line VII
pas from Bombay by Bsrods TO Agra, where u WIZ
meet the great trunk railway from Calcutta u Dcia'
and BY its means Bombay, the Capital OF western
India and the best port Of communication with kuroP
for all HndOstan viii be put in communication WIN
Calcutta On the one hand and with the Plnsao ana ln
porth-western provinces the other Inc promoter
Of this scheme intend also to throw OUT branches INTO
the great cotton district Of the Interior In the mean
fin, measures are in progress for extending the cleo
trie telegraph throughout the whole OF t1e Psnn.uS
OF India. N
The oueen was still in the Highlands Of Aberdeensbre.
where She had been recreated by meeting Of the clans
OF the Duff Forbes and Farsubarson highlandes = all
Clad in kis and commanded by their respective Lsrds
NJ Chief Prince Albert read, had been making him
elf useful fremen in eXtlng1ishing the accidental
confagration Of cottage at Bamoral Her Most Ora
oous Majesty herself the ground giving orders
70 put out the flames The Prince Of Wales and Prince
Alfred undertook to carry bucket and before such
royal attack the FIRE rapidly annhilaief No insur
anee-in fact damage done
There il great scarcity Of in the English papers
The editorials are also wholly full of the Eastern question
Of which We have given details above.
Cholera continues to prevail IN the seapOrs and larger
cities of England At Newcastle upon Tyne exclusive Of
Gaieheed lOl deaths reported the 10th and 0j
on the 18th Government had sent physician, DR. Suth
erand Commissioner under the osincial Intement
Act 10 close the crowded Of the burial grounds An
hospital had been opened and bedseads supplied from the
barracks number OF the senior medical students had
be- sent from the University Of Edinburgh assist the
medical at Newcastle. At Gateshe 3D. 80 deaths were
reported at Hexham only 9; at North Shields few
I.Il1 1Cafh uu1a nd
deaths The first il reported at Manchester In Lon
don and Liverpool the disease does not appear 10 be
spreading at least but slowly In all eases the disease
For some time post The Iondoz 7imes has been wagng
small war against the extOiOnae charges of English
hotel Keepers as compared with the charges on the Con
tinent Of Europe and in America. Every who has
travelled in England testify that The TINS has the
right side Of the question but it has walked up the hotel
keepers Of London to call public meeting and pass reso
buttons "rescnting the indgny' of The 7tmes remarks
copy Of the resolutions is ordered 10 be suspended in
the principal hotels throughout the Kingdom consola
ton TO travellers
and suite, had left England for Ostend.
An unknown man shot himself in house Of Ill fame IN
Dublin the other day. On his trunks was the name OF
Daniel ii Webster He had abundance of fashionable
clothing and large amount in gold. Ills age was about
49, Of medium stature slight make sallOw brown hair
and supposed to be an American. Is such citizen
missing
J. b. Cough was lecturng at Liverpool on temperance.
G. V. Brooke the tragedian, was achieving success at
Dury Lane in Mr.. Boxers play of The Betrothal.
Conflicting accounts have been circulated for some time
past respecting the potato crop in Ireland The following
= from The Dublin correspondence Of TIE L0ndoH Times,
lader date Of nth inst
rot Satisfactory could be desired do upon the whole I
job subst4ntA ground Tor the gloomy predictions n o
srlow Derry the speak Of the rapid Of the fatal
hat he beh bad committed fearful rsvases said thai
Wss pit forth Of the for ,ad MOI from
osher the belief continues TO prevail that owing TO the greet
sG1 s6 .ss Tp Be- for
The DAILY NewS Of the 2lst ult contains official an
lOuncement Of the presence of Cholera in London.
GHOST AT CBELsEA-Ihe neighborhOOd of the Full
lam road has been in state of extraordinary excitement
the that supernatural appartion had thrown
evero persons into fits The following is the story Al
TO- Pond terrace College ST., Chelsea resides family
# the name of Ward. Wards family consists of two
ons excavators, aged twenty five and twenty seven,
md daughter aged seventeen IN the same house re
" ard upon going into her bedroom, the apparOn
md tainted away Upon her brother james coming Homo
ne entered the room and terrified by the sight
hat be also fell into violent fits The alarmed the
odcors and Mrs Parsloe, elderly matron opened the
loor and she likewise went into hts az the sight oil the
peeter The eldest son, upon coming in and asccralnng
low matters were made mp to the ghost and endeav1red
clutch il but 10 his horror although the eeter stood
before him. he could feel nothing substantial and he
,raghway followed the example OF the preceding ghost
eers His fits however required several men hold him
down and lasted hours BY this time hundreds of people
collected outside the house and the policeman on the
IL
deferred entering the house until he had Increment
avpg received the aid Of three of his comrades in blue,
m entry made by bursting in the door what they
saw is not clearly known but they audbly declare that
they would in the house for untold gold and al
ysd the inmates to leave the ghost in uninterrupted
possession Ward, sen, came in at tins Juncure aud
stayed the emigration. by this time the streets were im
passab and hundreds OF peO outside the house
late clock in the morning This brought up another
re Increment OF the blues and although they remained
and searched the premises in every direction the most
horrible means and noises continued The doors kept
opening and sammng without any visible agency The
noises still continue and nomadIc preacher was Oh the
premises yesterday to exercise the spirit The description
the specor gven by each of the witnesses the same
with deahly features and snowy garments falling 70
the floor. London biODe
Mr. Robert Owen has received special intelligence
speeding the above apparition lie has written 10 me
MOratRg POET: SIR; at o'clock TO day had, by ap
pontmon with the spirits Of President Jefferson and Ben
"iamn Franklin of Importance for al hour AMI
half and afteIward at o'clock also by appointment
with Ills Royal Hghnees the Duke of Kent for an hour
after which inquired il any other spirit present,
and Shelley the poet old friend Of mine announced
his presence and willingness 10 answer any questions
and the inclOsod satOn occurred. asked II Il
should be published and he replied, Yes, and in Tie
Morning. Post. He also wished myself and the two
mediums who were present 10 accompany him 70 see
This spirit to morrow at O'Clock. II will, |
think interes, the pubhc-Yours truly, ROBERT
OWEN" inquired Of the spirit of Shelley # the ghost
in Pond terrace is spirit from the spirit world and he
ssys that he is asked Of what family The spira Of
Shelley replied, OF the family Of Ward then asked,
'Do you know wha; the spirit wishes = Yes TO make
mediums In what way Because We want - con
vince them that spirits wish TO communicate with heir
earthly friends From what sphere Is ms ,prn
alphabet TT O." correspondent writing TO a con
temporary states the facts of the case as follows In h
house No Pond terrace, there lived young man OF
he name of James Ward. who is subject TO nts which
when he is attacked, bring certain decisions, anu
nee the report This the first nj he hal for tue
lat four year. The only eonstables who visited the