New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

T., law and authority have been destroyed. This
4 s&as approved by Captain Hancock of the British
y. Psuiece, who arrived Oh the station ten days
~, apd the interests Of me American Transit
E,rpsuy, az well as fhoe Of other persons
y he spot were placed und3r this teQ
- Lgi necessary, safeguard. II is fd-
Pa 10 conceive what tac purpose and
|s.sptons Of the American Government aud H. naval
,,eD DtGiive really were, whoa md thesi intfet-
Estbs terrific chsstisement deieuseless popula-
Ia WhOsc utCits;s are more ilrgely idsntlaed ~Ith
- Of American citizens thsn WITH tue people ol
Il, okCr country, and then Leaving she place to Its
IA without attempt even {" a1rer,aln the ao Cuut
[tirAge led b. th, attach II the Object oi the
|rEed States is 20 isoice usfo feinquHh ihe pro
toFste long exercised BY t.s country on me VI ps-
~ coast which we ce~aiuly have desire 10 re
~ ,bsy haze strangely M staken their course OF
81 tor although ~e have ID wish to Interfere
~ sfsi,. 80 tbdt settlement. caDnot allow the
,.s5r,wd our support TO BE- made the pre;ext f,r
| s,Ses,ecr 2 attack, not pr coded by declaration
- nor owed by 6ny &c sure of responsible
taca.y. relations Of tn Mosquito territory 70
Amir esOn ew' a. analogous TO those we had
"a Tain wnen assaied by ihe French. Neither
~ forins part OF the British Empire nor has aoy
itc claim TO our protection bat 10 both the local
Sernmerts were strongly eoanected with US oy ties
,oro s,aading. We trust thu efore that hsr AZ IL
"a > Govcrnnent wall obtain from the United States
LDaratioB not inferior TO thai given by France ia
case of Mr. Pritchard-namoiy, censure OF the
eer by whom these unlawful acis were committed.
conf ensation TO the parties whose property or in
ssls have suffered. Deeply gs we value our rcls-
with the people Of the Uli'od States, and anx-
ss we ere to st engthen then by every honorable
sDs We cannot apply different rule of conduct to
fropg and TO the weak; aGl we are bound -
~ that interests such As We have in all part. OF
yoTd must be respected Oar chief hope tha;
/. pnpicasan occurrence may be brought T.
fdy md amicable terminal Va lies in the fact taa.
erican interests have suffered as much as our own
that tie b0mb6rdmeDt Of SlcytDgn is rs slroIg-
ondcmucd at New.fork a /. can be in London.
ltcounis have just come to hand from Capt. Penny
De Lady Frsuklin, that his expedition to Davs's
sits, in furtherance OF project OF resident whale
try, has been most successful He is now at Ork.
with the Lazy Franklin ful! of boed oil, and the
hia is expected to follow, also a numper ship. |.
be remembered that the crow of an American
|slef wrecked in Daviss Srsitg three years ago,
lucceeded in killing durius their residence at
nsookn. some eight or nine whales. This fact
ple0 with Capt Penny's large experience in the
te regions, led him to propose that resijen;
hey should lie established ticre and that q com
Tciai company, undor royal charter, should engage
the eEterprisC. 1t was intended TO work sOn3
|mbsgo mines which were known to be in the d-
b. but the project was not sustained by Govern
ht ana fell through Capt. Penny, however, WIS
ported by few cOmmefcili gentlemen who bad
fullest confidence iu his speculation, an9 the Lady
phhIn anu NopHld, AICtc fhipIloS hulpsi HHTc
CHASED and fitted ont il Aberdeen !oT the expedition
year Bo,h ships were supplied with tauks for
oil end the necessary arrdn yCmonts were made for
fouDtenug a winters resjc1"e in the Straits, in
Be to be ready for the first opportunity Of getting
Bic fish in the spring. Two uirdy crews were cn.
bed ar provision also IN 10 for the moral and
|Fitua good Of the natives among whom Cap.
|bDy expected to have 10 reside. The ships sailed
Duy Iast ear and this il tn ifSt news We have Of
! I'M since that time in Coauercial point of view
speculation will be a most profitable one, the oil
|ne beng worth fs 900, wlile 4 large gu n will be
Elzed for some ten or twelve iuDs Of bone.
Govelnmcnt has advertised f,r enormous contracts
provisions namely: 200 ticroos aud 1900 bar
k or beef; aud 35 900 tierce and 10000 barrels of
|fk.
Tbe 54,h foot Goth foot lis; reserve battalion, anl
ID regiment of the line. now in Canada, are ordered
|me.
Lord Haddo, eldest son Of the Earl Of Aberdeen, is
ected to the House Of Commoas for Aberdeenshire.
George A. Brandreth is approved as United
,stes Consul at Plymouth, aud George Bowen as
eaIaguen Consul at Liverpool.
The Government contracts Cor l 900 tuns of hemp
ave been completed at 46j t67 l0I, without
scount.
aLilywhite. man who achieved eminence as
rOfessional player of the game Of cricket sslead.