, 1859-09-27
Foreign Intelligence.
By THE STEAMER ARAB1A,

lAfas sctleFs taken from the Independence BIN
~htch - not unworthy of attention., from ii,
lact Of It's be HG from the pen Of person VII
il known to have occasional access 10 the En
perors Cuhlnet nt The TuIieries, and il there
ture believed to take his yrws oil these subject
from the y<atus losi. According to the writr,
Or his 'n*pirer: the Empcror's o'jrct in makin
t9c peace OF f'l'atrauca was to q ain the allianc
OF Austria; and Ills o .ci tue alliance was :,
accomplish The missivn assigned TO the sccous
French Empire, namely, tie abolition Of til,
treaties of ISIS, aud the lowering Of tie mora
domination Of England"
IHE HARVEST IN 1nr1Axp.-Thc Cork Eoaaf
tx't'n Of "Wednesday gives tue annexed reDor,
ol the yield Of. the harvest. It will be scer
rom thls statement tisat the reiterated accouut.
throughout tue county were exasreratet. nnI
tai:t I'LL alAru1 lor its ultimate eAtetr was fas.
| dyihS a~ny: Accounts from rariouz nlocc.
represent the harvest Us huriu. turncd out lei
| ter than was anticipated. BY fur ,s,e greater
natS OF the cereals have been cut down and Sc.
cured. The wheat and barley are ,tton tic
whole considered nyersge crol,s, and nitbnn"h
oats ii soh4e places arr under the average If
Turner years, and the straw short. sill no,
much complaint is made. Potatoes a,,pear tn ltc
Getting on very well. The r..mors Of blight are
1slni, away In this county there can be no
Doubt that Tue disease las made its appearance
III some districts, but not to any great extent.
and the crop scnerally is considered safe. Tie
green crops have been much served by tho late
ruins, and arc now progressing favorabIy.''
Evlcrl0Ss IN lnELAxp. -lIEAnr. RESptsc
Sci:sks.-TAc t:ey. Patrick Malone. urirst If
5e!nlnllet, Aaso, in letter to the Timte. saws
on tue l2tfi ultimo the sub-slcritr OF the coup-
TX ~ w1t' ..,' aarse S essort Of police. proceeded TO
property Of tie Rev. " Palmer distant about
fifteen miles from this town, aud commenced
- cvict ul1cr y it for npu title The wt, X If
;ien:ol'tlon continued until forty-ei.ht fau,iles
had been lett liuusc'ess end homeless, the bare
walls only of their little houses being let to
stand 1t Is Impossible to describe lie wt,o]c
SCENE is il occurred. When tho several little
articles Of furniture we're lung out upon The
streets and Tic roofs came tumbljny to tft.
ground, The cries and the screams usd freuzird
c1cianIatioh, that rent The air are more casiiy
Imagined thaH described.
The poor people lad 10 taiaa shelter in titclcs
aatf !" ;tc u, oid iaios Of nc;ghboriug church,
yard. Their condition up to this nion,rut is
most dcl,lorable. One ponr woman, the wife If
nennts Murphy. under the exposure Of the
nisht WIS seized with the pangs Of travail. md
'sas compelled to seek adn,ittance to caJi,t
'hcrc eighteen othIri had laken shelter
also. 1hese unfortunate creatures are nov con-
struct1ug hats fur tltenlse1es on the most novel
sites and plans that intellectual beings could
think o. Through the kindness of II neiglbor-
my tenant they are permitted to use lie wild
rocky shore of the Atlantic for that purposr.
There line &C " ehan,ics" has been xrectrd.
and mn t'ors1'gh'y c:'nsinced that tic next
cqu'noct1a! gales. should they cunle from the
southwest, viii cauee them to tr wushed AWAY
BY the angry breakers. which arc wont to rollin
uro,t the shore ut a1E times.
1hc following will give you M idea Of these
curious buildings. | visited thr place IN the
I'd inst, in company with gentleman from |
London, anil what state is the rssai. of uccp- !
- I'm III la fk,nx,
Gaughus. with five IN familr; aud Anne Gau.
elan, will, tlFee III famy; making in all tlir..
teen; I'LL I're III one cablu, the Dimensions Of
WHICH Afc seventeen 1rct lung atld seven bToaj.
anu hss 1egt high tio the top Of the. foofj !
;,amnel a'l:cr, seren in family ;,ousc ,th;steen
'es' 'ooS, sssts. itet WIDE lire iect lli.h, height
u " donr. lhfee tets. John Carduff, ltsc in fam
''s; -ah1es Walker, six in family both live in
tne cns, sauie caD'e o1 1.urseen icrt ion@, seyen
w; oFoao' ana h'e fee1 blslt; door three feet
a'eu.
b. o"sn l;ase'lc, fise in family lsousc nina fleet
:, ninG 1ee!, aaa I'VE iuet high; door, three
nc. ne. nin saca IS Tue character Of the dwell
!, nSs 1hcse poor creatures intend to use duriu.
lc winter. They are, n.oEc"scr, made will
'ul mortar and none Of tetn has door. You
my JnaHse u" anu my friend had to observe |
sstt'nS posture Whit under the roof oi each
II tnem- 1hey al seem totally destitute CT
'on'iort. not having even tue appearance of
0- ~~O'tE' |
Tur Enrxcu ,nu,. ,.1 r, ,..,
l. r.ly,ate nuisl,es the i;st 81 noSestHr
,r,,'n.o ,!..' .s no. W Tue tTotpS which
Of Marshal yalIi.nt II +o,n,.o. .Ms
~ 1s,,,,an 'n.sf ~ u 'n1se haftai'ons eac't;
1ents Of cavalry; 20 batteries Of artillery .twn
on,panics Of p"ntnouccrs, aud six Of engineers
making m effective force Of 4.,ooo inf.ntry
,4tHl cavalry, .,'iu artillery. and .aHI cn,,inrcrs
-total, i1.:au lneu There are beside e IN,
orses, .t; field piecrs, and mark Of rcsrrrr
10 the shove bc added the trnnns of ,h,. III
,inistr..tinn gcndarmcrie, kc.. tItr,. u III bs
'ial Of jv.h', already ANNOUNCED in u no,t.
from the French Goyrrnmen,
TIE CorrEn Co,SaGE or Gnr.T Hn,-,r
he entire value of tl,c co,,nar so,ns aa.s.:
rc.,la.ion il Es,a,,nn, and ~ o,v,;. svs ~" ~
cr is $50 tuns. TuI'n., tha cnnn.r =. r1n-
rs the actual intrinsic r,ius - 200 80.
,at tic corner coin i. a mr.. tnten ~ ~
C value being less than one hnfr nf ,io ,,n,,;
ii yulue In or,,.r ,'.n,s.,9- na4 y. tne uou1'-
ate of lie connrr ca;nn;,o :" = asSe'a .a;i tne
uautitr has bern dran,;ned ~ ,t.o ionsausraoie
be conner coinarc ~ H.. .a.s,, av a. sc ""ns. +
und 10 te better than that of ,hs a,'sn. as oien
.usc old coin Inner tan.or =; ~ COUNTY r.
icts. The result Of tho 90 .s s';a' o,s"
IN. irminrham on;i " 1~s nthur hnsTsa.fon IN ton-
a, annt "nc c.i,;,d a',d ~ o,aes iase towns show
ral stnt. md si,o,t,i H.. Is oe'o" 1hs
* cnnnferfc;, nrn.has " uta"": !ast 81
,firr,.l mn, ,n,rE.,I ~: asa.h IL injured,
d;r;dusjs. Thc res,,. - .1'a 10 .ae taney o.
ou;rcs renewal A'> - 'ua' ao'"' oae''olta
"'' IN "tSeae
UT o. s1cnna says:
q It is j mistake to supposc that Tho ru,rho- |
proicstants ia the different nroyinrrs f.thc
npire is not considerable. In The linvdon; n
uaEary there are a,1?j,s1G Protes,ants two
lrds Of wllo,n beion: 10 The reformed chnrch
ID the other third to the I.utheran- Thc ~
stanss, therefore, form one.four1b of iii III
llabitants Of the kingdom. The orcani,a,;nn T.
Protestant WORSHIP is guaranteed hr nth
4 and recent lars; it possesses certa;n d..
re Of kelfgovernn,eut, and appoints its heads
ID all that is wanting 10 it il 10 be- pIaced or =
{ samc footin. as the Roman Catholic Church. 7
:. 41ansytfanla' out Of population Of = 0p9,-
=, .as'e asc t,ss.SS4 froiestonts Of ditlercn.
,Snn'la'aons. eaeM haFlng lis own chiefs. In
: .-s sels'an S!Fouine there are S,355 out Of
'!f''oe 1nHantants IN Croatia and $clavonia =.
ere are only 4SSl. among The countries ]
ra'h" part OF the Gtr1sanic Confederation,
s1nsl pFov'nce Of Sllesia llts relatively the "a
Tseas Protestant population, the number bring L
.tsE; next follow Bohemia with 90,nlu: Mo. II
saa, l5n; Upper Austria, 1851; Carin-
"a. l8,:'oe; Lower Austria, ev,0t4,; Sty.ia.
w; a''d inc e'ast 1:aA'. In tho TyEo! there
: on's t. anu IN safzbourE III. III tue II
Der provinces q Gal.cia there is a Protestant :
nas; ~, y. s'S:o ~ thc bukos'na, 1ss0; in
. ~ "uu ~ o''a"at'a, ii. PROTESTANT i