New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
MISCFII,AyEnIYQ

MISCELBASEOuH
DISCOVERY oF THIRTY TH0Usasp N.,,.
rIAys on Az IsDiAy ISLAND We go !. 80 SSxs,LI
what may ne considered reliable sutoori.v ~. ,ssl
Christians bsve recersly been found unn,
north OF Celebee. IL has been rgmo,ed 70, =. ND
there was there Christian people forgc..a sxI
sak.n which, however, Yet possessed ,,,.. b.
ard continued s,eadfsst in the isi'h. Wa. oSs
aries fIst landed on the is sri they me. si, la
teacher AID Dis pupils, who repeated IN he n.y.
tor que AS the hear. pan.eta after the vs.s- ysJe
so panteth my soul after thee, o Lord 4. ~,
were found, but ts most precious pror;,.. oss
written upon he bark OF trees. They kcs =. sss
ties Creed, ard the Heidelberg Creshisu s,ip.s-
Chris,ien customs. Twenty churches aad ~ -, - ae
existed. 4"
Through the instrumsptali,y of P.ssr FL
tcureer az the Msgdslen Asyium At Sx,hs.sR /
chief patron OF Inner Missions 10 Holsaa ,,s, ~
sopsries who had been educ &iei under TIE v.-- us-
Goesner we're cent out, and 3 600 perscu, h,,rss
This is cer,sinly 50 interesting discovery II. ~
ON Which these Christians we're fourd bslorr..
East India Archipelago. The Du'ch have q, -
had poGicsl rule 10 this region. This nav ~. .N
for the original Introduction Of Chri-'i,p.y an,,..
people, and for tho fact Il at the Heidelberg go
YVES stl fouId 10 their possession. BIT s,ll n. -
,icular time end circumstances ir which his ,-yr
ton took place. may well ohsIenge speei.l s;,ssss
arc elicit Investigation from those Who hay. .hs -
lGerur Reform N....,.,
A report prevsilad. thoush on some VIA, i,S.s,s.
authority. that Mr Thornton, the British C,e.nIrs
ersl resicirg iu Monte Nideo, hsd received h. r,..
ports without explaDsnons.
An Aus.risn "eorps Of observation n rS,ah.,
been concentrated in the ). uth oil dunsNy IN eorss
ouerce of the events which have reese'iy t.h.a p.,
in Turkey. L, ssii 10 con'ist of S0Vo n'a md 3
object 10 be 10 protect the Austrian frontier sgLss
the CHARGES Of general c lision between he Hsxa
man ard Christian population OF turkey. EatA
rtpofted that Austria has dsmsi ded indeua,y II
those of Ter citizens who have suffered ~ iaserl
war raging in the Turkish provinces.
EGG FLOUR A new trade hss sprung upexs
wieh--the production of "egg Hour, Tor usexN
&c. Tee pa;entee is q Mr. IouTgar OF ths' cGIs&
the egg fou- consists of tie substance o. ne fsA
egg ut cooked and contains it, nutritious pr0petn
The demand tor this new food has increaeec and h.
stated tnat the Emigration Commissioners hsvs n
cered il to be adopted IN the cletsry OF every smna
ship. 1t hss slso b-sn ordered for the use Of -
srmy Isst year 100000 eggs we're imported ~.
france az 4 Ireland and converted toto the rev ssJ
Tie Exchange at Antwerp. originally built in lgS
has been eestroye ed by Gre, with ali its archives
The Plussisp M0nHeur announces that the Mag a
Prusss will prolorg bis residence at Tegses I,rss,
than he lately decided, the air Of the moun.ies bsv
inc A decidedly favorable eff-c, upon hi. heath.
MR. GouGH IN EXETER HALL.-Accerdirg 70 an.
pouncemeut, this adyoca,e OF Teetotsism, or, - u
sbsurdly called, "Tempefsnce, sgsiu made nis u
pesrsnce in Exeter Hal on Monday night. Bebrs
O'clock the hall was crowded. Tee platform xNvSl
filed. Lord Harrington beirg amng ths nuaAsr.
The chair was taken by Mr.. Samuel B0ssy d
Gloucester As this was Mr.. Coughs frs. appear.
arce in Exeter Hall snce the recent trial in TIE Ceas
Of Exchequer, the reception that the audience gave
him wss tnth usIsstc.
At the conclusion Of gu hour and hslfs speech ia
which the lecturer explained tho reel aims and obss
of The temperance movement, he said IN slisios 70
the trial tnst his mission IN this county ga not %
war sgainst individuals, but to war on ssaLf Of
" principles, or, in other words. 10 battle Nth the
" driI kirg customs of sociey and the drink tfah,.
" To do that it necessary that ne sooad sustain
his reputation and, therefore, ne had for once tard
away from bis leg itimate work, and taken steps 70
vindicate bic character As that was noS vindicctt
" he had 10 III feeling toward bis accuser, ard shotd
most prc baby not mention the subject again 10 pab.
lie but devote himself 10 tire advocacy Of ths move
+" ment till his death" A vote Of thanks 20 the se.
turer ard chairman terminated the proceedings.
ESGLAsD's SrRESGTH.-Eugland is not quite q
unprotected some may think, and a. mary say cha
is. In ore week we might assemble al Spithe.d or .
Cherbourg roads fifteen sail OF powerful screw chips
the line, iIcudipg some Of the most powerful M
afoat and in fortnight twenty-five sail OF the lne,
with large fiiga'es and steamships. These saps
would oil be in efficient hghurg condition. and would
speedily be fully manned. They are nov "a pah
distributed slopg cur -es coasts, but the electric 1h-
graph would in short space of time con n,en.fss Ao
whole at any given polrt. Indepertent Of oar war
sbipe we have some hundreds Of merchant sssenefs
calculated to bear an effective armament; anf uvs
have often stated, an uuprovoked and Aggressive
movement on the psrt Of enemy would be suifesas
TO krdle flame Of p,t ioism 10 the bress. OF ,hou.
sands of tfe Queens subjects now engaged In pea'sfai
ccupatiops and stimulate them 10 volunteer their se.
vices TO fight tor their BONES ard fresdes. We ~
ea therefore that Cherbourgs Is no. an object cscl.
lated TO occasion any uDplessant feeling In The brea@
Of the subjects Of Queen Victoria. UNITED Ser Gs.