Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
rha arpaf t:astern.

~ 1. asIe;ailv announced that the Great Eastern
n leavs postianA Weymouth on her trial trip,
ne ssh IL Ocsobsr, instead Of the 18th Sept,
u finally sail from H. lyhead sss Portland Maine
y the Goth II October, Instead ct the Zsth sep.
Ma dslav Of three weeksis the time IA which
IN. Scott fus,ell csntsacts 90 repair the damage
otcasionsd BIZ the explosion. and to put the vessel
i - ira name coutition that she Was IN when she
5Sssl~i from the fKa5nes This contract, however,
1oes not iueluds say re,'airs which the BOILERS
nav be foand to reqdive. and although they appa-
l rsatiy sustained no damage. AZ investigation Is
aid 70 have shown tina, the in'ernal stays Of the
boiler mos, direcu, exposed To the Toe Il the
shock have either been dis placed or greatly weak
]. ensi 10 that the boiler cannot bc safely used IN
J In presest siass-
ruE WAR Is CHINA
Tho CITY Of Baltimore and Vanderbilt brought
y - ample details If the disaster NJ tho mouth OF
eht Peshn. bat the papers now to hand contain
Additional particulars. An Eye Wiiness.' in
Q letter 70 the London Times, thus speaks OF the
stsitade Of the Americans:
II cannot end without referring to one matter
thsA in conueetian with hs matter should DO ever
rsmembered. We're We children If thu same mo
cher We conld have received more sympathy and
Kindness than We met With from tho Amer
leans. Never we're men moro unwillingiy neu-
srAl.
A. we passed in.o the assault Flag Officer Tat
uaN va. heard 10 saw sBlnJ ~ thicker than wa
teri and in hundred different ways he and all
his reore IN the very cabin boys acted up ~ this
houely praverb when he heard ,ha, our Adm-
raj was wounded, at great personal risk he went
on board the CormarAnt to SEQ him. Many ct our
men silent in the Americas tender on tho night y,
the fight Serars coffee, brandy ycryihmg
man could want was placed before them. The
American crew forgot themselves. and thought on
~ of.the British.
A few days after tine 6ght Chinese junk, with
Gag of truce. brought provisions 10 the Powhntnn
United States frigate These were Immediately
cent to our wounded The bond &C American
brotherhood was indeed deeply ceuentci IN our
trial at the Peibo. believe there was M, man
In the Ace, who did not feel it growing up within
him, and. am sure. there are thnnsnnd-,f lmay
not say millions at both sides of the Atlantic, who
will ioiu me IN The fervent wish that that feeling
OF bro,hethool may take deeper aud deeper root
In both l4nd'
The london Tiaes, in an editorial in which it
&C. sur-s Admiral Hone fas his too great conf
dsnce and ccns canent defeat conc'na'- its remarks
~ fnl.nwa-lt Is lore easy to found than Ia re-
store aupftu may hut IL tho execu'i IA If The duty
which de- nissr upon Eng',' sud France, II is M
uns seaka ble sratncr'i,,t = find TIM we may re-
w. AT ail event, Oh the srr. athics ct til. great
Anglo. rcpuhGc. Wbnteser may be the re-
cult oi the fight Eng land VIII ,ecns nrae' the day
when the deeds and word, u Kindly Annricans
sustained aud comforted her stricken warriors on
the waters IT The Peiha
sOthcr English journals also acknowledge the
1indly sympathy of the Americans.
The oficial dispatches of Admiral Hope pub
ished in the Gazette but add little Of Importance
70 the accounts already published.