The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-24

heaps OF ruins. The mines had BEEN fred by means
Of electric wires, the remains Of which, covered
with gutta perchs we're lying here and there on the
ground. The largest breach was opened on the
sea side in the direction Of the landing place. Tho
adniras and their staff entered the town by that
1te ana iPe rsn
all broken to pieces. the park OF artillery contain
ed an immense quantity Of shells, genades, grape,
.cannopbAlls, and bombs, and near the batteries
that immense warlke stores had been accumulated
in the place. The barracks, magazines, guard
houses and private dwellings, were completely
empty. Tfe objects too cumbersome to be removed
had been broken and rendered unservicssble. Toe
roofs were still burning, and the four walls black
ened by the smoke, alone remained standing Tne
churches bad been entirely glutted, the inscriptions
on the tsmbs defaced, lest they should afford sns
information; the two large bells Of the cathedral
were smashed to pieces, and the religious basso'
relieves which adorned their external sides de-
stroyed with tie hammer. Il was on the 9Th Of
hammers, began their work Of destruction. On the
following day they BET the town on fire, and left Ia
the dire tion Of the west, carrying with them their
wives. children, ard valuable property. Having
the mouth Of that river within quarter Of q mile
OF the place.
series Of lectures is being given in London on
the subject OF "Tbe Prodgaiity Of Vice" in England
At recs mt meeting in Concert Hail. the Rsy. a. 8.
Brown made the following remarks -" II was cal
culated that 100000 annually vas drawn from
the weak foolish and vicious TO support those dens
OF iDfamy, br thes, whore the body ami soul of hui
cae 81 Ss
fl0,OOO 900 Is allotted to London, aud $500 900 to
Liverpool. Talk Of tae expense Of emancipahng thu
slaves, end OF the dreadful war expenditure, with
to think Of, and reflects sra ,gely upon rs as ma
tiop, that, while our charitable and religious socie
ties ere anguiEhing for support, should thus be
recklesey throwing away anDu Ally such incredible
IN dull Cad
out Of The amount spent in London CO 00o0 900 goes
to the wretched women, while the remaining
100000 is swallowed up by the bro.bel keepers
Here is an as oundiDg fact Tue poor creatures WAC
barter their bodies and souls for ucre are che ted
out Of their earnings and held IN safe o. thrslr IN
such as We, in free and happy England, aud actu lily
living among them, can form no conception OF. Five
yesrs is the maximum of their vicious career, and
II We take 1000 % the number known to the poles
in Liverpool. We 6od that in Eve years generation
of immortal beings ave sacrificed to the lustiu pas
sions, or one victim inundated daily.
An English Parliamentary account sho rs that the
gross total revenues Of all the presdences Of India
the year 1928 amounted to EGG 1888 Oo5. and the
total payments out Of income to f6 $50, 759. The
gross to- al receipts Of the presidency Of Bengal In
lss263 amour ted to fl0545, 1872, and the payments
settlements smouDted to Ell, 100, and the psymeus
to 60 44O; the revenues Of the Territories coded By
the Burmese, including the annexed Provinces Of
Pegue and Martaban, amounted to f206,506, and
the pay mens to f62 $50; the gross revenue Of the
Northwestern Provinces amounted to E6,948,707,
and the total payments to 81 266 0Sl the gross re-
venues of the Pupjab and transIn dus territory
ant united to FL les 022 and the total payments to
Madras amounted to "a .996 40l, and the total pay
ments to I,258, l62; tae gross revenues Of the Bonn
bay presidency tmtunted 70 f4,A7,765, and the
amounted to f24l SOL, and the payments to
fl2l $50; the revenues Of Ssttasa amounted to
f25S 1856, and the payments to eta .542. The to-
income Of the revenue Of nda in the year ended the
Both Of April, 1858, after deducting re-payments,
allowances and drawbacks smounsedto f26 ,82l 03S,
and the payments to 226 1896 78l, leaving an excess
OF income over expenditure TO the amount OF
f44 ,2j7. Tie re. publ revenue in the same year
amounted to f20. 35l ,279, and the total amount Of
cash balances in the treasures Of Ind on the 30th
Of April, 1853, amounted to ETA 428 3l4.
A bill has been brought in;o the British Parlis
mens to alter and amsLd the laws regulating the
medical profession in the United Kingdom. Tho
bill provides tor the election from time to time OF
medical nctl, the members to be chosen by the
Colleges Of Physicians and Surgeons in England,
Ielsnd nd.Edinburg, the faculty Of Physicians aud
S % aa is q AS OK
deem, s.. Andrews, Dublin, aud the Qdsens Univer.
sty, Ireland. TO this council sre to be adj Led eight
rerons, TO be nominated by the Secretary Of State
present EDgsnd, tao Scotland, aud two 1relapi,
AID eight represe NATIVE members, to be elected by
those whose names appear in the lat printed msd
cal register to be published under authority Of tbs
bin. IRE time and place Of meeting Of this council
are to rest with tbs Secretary of state, while its
duties will be confined to providing properly quail
fed examiners, AMI register Of persons wac are
geoIa. None but registered per sons viii be emitted
to recover their fees and charges; unregistered
practitioners will be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor,
and prisons falsely pretending to be registered wi
be liable to fine not excsedirg go nor Less taao
Is.
IT, n.txsa O. II
towed into Portsmouth hsibr on July "a, to dis
charge peculiar governm entail CARGO consis ling OF
235 tun bats Of bad run, aud shout fifty tons OF
rubbish suitable for "fewo,d," and what Ia dss
cribsd In the ships papers as $50 casks OF kitchen
stuff" The purt hass CT this rum was made and the
shpu1ents effected IN the FIRST ine ance at Trieste In
the fall Of the year 1854 and Hent to the scat Of xa
where its quality and Influences were speedily DE-.
for human consumption; it was then shipped Ia the
transports Firefly AID R,ah, and banded sbols uu
til trepshtpped IS condemned and res tied into tbs
transport Bombay at Coostantiooole, whsncs it was
carried to Malta 10y the Bombsy) and there tran,
shipped into the Sir R:beit Sale for carriage to
Portsmouth. A Let more Of the same noxious Huid
was Landed at Balsklaya in hoped cssks and dya,ca
ty the NarM Brigade out the sailors ,couid no.
drink H. This stuff, with its original freight cos,
Of warehousng, shipping, rsshippiDg, ard trsnsship
pipg, together with toe cost of the TINA AID DELAY
Of the various transports Numbered With It, will Co.'S
about f3 per gallon, upon moderate calculation.
lpe CTamaIy rtcslp's Oh Austrian nnance TOE the
year 1854 amounted TO 2l5 millions Of fiorin,
beirg about eight millions more than the previous
year. Tho ordinary expenditure OF the state rose
from 2s6 millions OF forms In 1853 10 37S millions
last year, showing surplus expenditure OF so mil
lions. The total annual deficiency rose from So
millions in 1853 10 l40 millions ia 1854, chief IN
consequence OF the enormous expenses Of the ar nv
aud especially OF the hss levy OF 95 900 men. Tie
ordinary expenses of the army cost lit millions OF
forms, together with 81 millions Of extraoriinar,
expenses, making total Of 208 millions Of forms,
or neariy 81 million pounds sterling. The late re-
eucton Of the army Is calculated TO bring down the
annual deficiency to its former level. As long A
the Austrian army was on the war footing, il Coz.
million OF aorios {floo,0o0) every day.
Not very long sgo an express train drew no Al a
railway station at great distance from the borders
Of Scotland, and gentleman discarded like ths
pard, y accompanied by nobe looking lady. left :
FIRE. class carnage and entered the refres ,met -oo.
Just at tcat moment, native. who had b,ea p4,iog
bis devotons with too great fervor at the snrns 81
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