New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

We have nothing to relate beyond few scraps OF
news.
The grand concert in the Sydenhsm Crystal Palace,
in aid OF the fund for the wounded, had passed on
with great scGt Napoleon III favorte Baud OF the
Regiment of Guides was the main attraction OF the
programme.
The hoes By the recent FIRE in Moiynesul's ware
houses, Liverpool, Is set down at nearly i2VO,soO
sterling.
Admiral Arthur is dead, aged IS. He entered the
law in les a. csptsins servant
An Anti. mormon Society has been organized IN
Dublin. ,
Parish Chapel Cork. a cry arose that the gallery
was falling. A rush was made for the door, end
twenty eigh, persons were badly injured, by oeinS
ReepfoYcsments 10 the number of 900 were TO be
sent from England within a week, Oct 80 10 maze
Up tor the casualties Of the camp isn his az An
brings the British contingent b the strength srty-
nsny sent out namely: $4,000 infantry, with the
ususl proportion Of cavalry and artillery Without,
SAYS TIE London Obserser " being toO mich disposed
10 take gloomy view Of the subject Is npo sslole
10 deny that great tes must ave tab en place
In an army of little more than 80 OOO-from war
and pestil.pce-tc require to be recruited by 1000
men 10 MI up the deficiencies caused IN the ranks
d" So il is however" The regiments lately arrived
/ from Canada muster no more than 500 10 600 msn
and must be recruited during the winter so a. TO be
! ready by spring The bounty on enlistment u now
70 per cavalry soldier and II Isl for infantry, Snd
/ the standard OF size is reduced one inch.
Lord Jonn Russell had been enrerta ned at ban
quet by the City of Bristol In the after d,oher
speech he gave detail of the various steps t1at have
been taken in the war, and concluded oy saying: IL
il 10 use at present TO speak Of peace, UNTIL IN the
course Of war, have tue me ms OF peace which
| 4" will ~ safe and lasting
Among the nurses sent out with Miss Nightingale
Ia the hospital at Scutsr the don. Miss Erskne
and other ladies OF high social position.
letter TO The TIMES finds fault with the Emperor
Napoleon's expression in his letter OF coincidence 10
] Md. c. ANA md hat N
:" the tiDttd c0aHs.is,' sc. " Timid counsels the
writer urges only eppy to the counsels given by
the British Admras or Generals, snd he calls en- the
| Brifish Government TO demand an explanation.
At the present time, while the loss OF the Arctic Is
painfully fresh in remembrance, the following letter
from Mr.. Samuel Cunard sll be read With Interest;
SIR: letter. ssnso D. Weld spDeaIs in Tas Tine.
Of this morning containing statements that may cause Alarm
slips. you will be good to insert observations
! % bis GENT. mans statements
Of the ave. Of the and crew sId eA- upon P,ri4
M.n TO interfere for Their BIoee ION ana 70 oua.a me 9ne
ustsd have noe only the number required ~ the act
proper number OF oars with san bent IT,
and other articles likely 70 be useful N
emergency resuI,ry appointed 70 eae
way way that Nj we'd would place them bat ,6sy
mept and experience of the eaptsin thins beat FOX
ship OF they be carried away heavy westher which
casonsy the case with all the lake VI them tour
deeE houses Nj Weld say. 1t would take threeq
Of hour in the Tranquil waters Of the Meney Ia broad
day launch each OF these boas" have not the pleasure
tnowns Mr. Weld lie is evidently not seaman mse and
has been msnfom.d Every boar 10 the ship under such cir
eumsisDees could be launched, equipped snd manned
in three mipuies The boats are quite suheisnt %
carry every person in the ship We not only bound
BY set Of Parliament have boats and other suitable
| equipment; but Lords of The Admiralty order our
chip. be rsdyipspeced immediately before going TO
such The public have therefore this additional
security their safety Mr.. Weld says We make the lives
Of the and secondary confederation
This Is indeed charge, aud entirely without
toundliion IL hrd consideration We have been 50
fortunate about 100 600 the Allan
distance OF 5000 miles without injury OF them
DO not -, al Of ths oOatpg @ We .now not when acc
dents happen NJ Weld aludes TO the unfortunate
OF the Arctic The passengers Who saved that
the boats sufficient carry 800 persons There were
only go board some OF the bOs- lost by the unsk
fuf Of pasengers and not used al all Add
u2psl boats could therefore, have been useless Capt Luce
syI b. good and hrm ard resoute RE
did his duty the trying Circumstances In which be
placed IL bis had stood by hum all might have been
saved ) CuNARD.
Iiorelia's Hoiel 81 Jane. It, Loadoa Oct D, 1884