, 1859-10-04
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Affairs in 1tniy.
F4r1usn potx4. Oct 3.-The Coroner's in
xrstiru,jou into ahe cause Of the explosion on
t,ohr1 the Grrnt Extern had terminated. Yer.
deceased came 10 their dcnths from injuries r..
ceivcd from stenu,, hot air md water, in conse.
auence Of tic bursting Of jacket attached to
1he ftsremc.s fnune1 Of the Great Eastern steam.
shin. and that said bursting was caused by the
c1osins Of = zap connecting with syphon, ~
t.clea to said jacket, in conj junction with shut
ting OF the feed from the watcr-cas'ng to me
10 show by what person or persons INC up ~
shut otr; and tic jury further express thess
opinion that said taps are highly dangerous,
wheu pleeea in suca positions, and that suhi,
cicnt caution wss not used oy the enganee7'
: This verdict is simr'y. Acc!oenlaa Ueosn.
1t il considered TINT tae aee'oeo% "1A3 6t*e
1ise to questions at Lars. :,
. The Manchester Guardian, in m ecitofaai on
cccrrui Uaruey's occupation Of the Island Of
Snn Juan. SAYS: :" The American Generals cx-
rlois seems to have heen nothing more than enc
nf those acts OF piracy By which iaWlsss repre-.
10 settle disputes with weukcr md more barba.
rous peicLhors, bu, which il is lime they should
I,e tanebt tbcy canuot safely indulge in against
powerful aud ciri.izcd nations The as1'c'e
co1cludcs as follows: I" VIC trust the Govern
.,ens Of the United States will speedily d!sayew
Ga7crumrnt will be forced to take immcdiato
eters III yindicaiion Of the bonor Of Tue country.
and showing the licensed rufians ofthe Federal
urmy that fhcy must not appropriate british
territory as coolly il tbcy we're merely cutting
CT nuothes slice Of Mexico
The LONDON Pet charaeser,zes Yen: aasneYs
conduct as totally opposed to the first principles
of public law, and hnpes the American Govern
rncut will dsayom it.
The British Government is said to hare made
q contract for bic Of 200 miles, to be laid
from Falmouth to Gibrnlter in June next; this
10 be succeeded by cable to Malta and Ale1ao-
dfia, thus giviug England ~ independent hoe
Tree from, codtincntal difficulties. Tho speedy
counle,ion Of the Indian iine and lis extension
10 Ebtns, is ,oudv called for, in view Of the uc#
Chinese difficulties.
The Daily Ntns announces that Lord Clyde
will return from the command Of the Indian
ar,uv at the end Of the year, and be sncceeded
by Ge.,cral Sir Hugh Il. Hose, who played
prominent part in tue suppression Of the reoel-
lion. General Mansfield il to be commander.ln-
chief Of Tie nou.bay army.
Tie LSd.ptadtncs E<lge says Lord Cowley and
Count Walcwski hare been commissioned 70
arrange basis ofco-operatson between England
nnd Truuce in thc prosecution Of the Chinese
wnr.
Three pinety.onc gun-ships were under or
ders for foreign service at Portsmouth, and
four gun bouts were being prepared With ali
haste ,ur China. The utmost aciirity prevailed
ut Woolwica and elsewhere in getting of am-
munilipn, Ge-
English funds hnd exhibited but slight duc.
4uatipns, and closed very firm ct quotations.
Money continued abundant and in moderate de-.
1neud Gold continued to aow into bank in
large quantities, the arrivals from America and
Australia having been heavy.
LsTEsT-IoSpoS, Wednesday.E-Ihe Dany
Httos city article, under date Of Tuesday ere
Mug anys: .'The funds today opened with con
tinued tendency 10 improvement, but were
cbcckcd Ly d government broker restricting his
du:'y purchases on account Of savings hanEa,
lu the afternoon, however, more buoyancy was
shown and fresh advance Of one'eiEhth WIS
established. In the several other markets, more
especially that for british Railway shares, the
tendency vas upward. The demand for money
was sent into bunk to-day"
The 71m4.' city article says: 8. The funds
opeped at reactiun Of an eighth, hut prices re-
sumed Tier steadiness before the close at TIC
bank. There was IN increased demand for
mouey. The rate in the open market continues
about II per cent.
Letters from st. Petersburg .say that ]; D.
Kempc, the ta.low Spectator, is expected to
pny ~ to 50 per cent.
fnAScs.-Thcrc Was quite gathering Of pol.
iticiuns TT BiArritx. In addition to the hlng oi
Belgium. Lord Cowley, Count Reiset and Count
Wnlrwski Ind gone there. and Count casour
ana the Duke Of MalnkoG were expected.
il was rumored ln Paris that the Emperor
lad requested tue King OF Sardinia to refuse To
the Geputations from the Legations their re-
quest for anne exatiou to Piedmont.
The 11,nts Paris correspondent says tint II
the reports Of the day may be credited. there is
possibility Of settlement Of the ltalian ques-
tim, .wl;ch should satisfy all parties, aud The
general impression WIS that the political hori
xou was liEcly soon to be clearer than for sonle
time past.
. The ton.titutionna had giycn prominence Il
with France in the Italian question, and the ar
ticte was regarded rs IN appeal 10 England X
Rss;s iii a;Fl;s::sa:icaly in extTlcatng the Emperor
i ship Of tic line, steel plated, to be calico
4he Mnyenta, and the largest vessel in tht
French nuvv, had been commenced Mt Bfest.
The Muaittar contains the following an
nouncemeat: "Sevcral newspapers hare alll
<led to decree which it was supposed 'soa!e
modify tho laws Of The press. This news ]:
without foundation. In France the press is fret
to discuss all acts Of the Government, and by &C
duin. u enlighten the public mind CertniE
papers, III becoming. without their knowledge
The organs OF hustle ?afnes, e1a!m a !afet
amount Of freedom, which hare no other oblec
taan tue tsc.l'taton o. Their nttaeks against tht
&ioreLiu'enl aud the tnnoamental laws o. soc'e
IT, The government 81 the Emperor wil 70
dtyiate !fnm tne estaol1sHeo ~ Buell. ~ a9ion ht
field sufficiently large Tor discussion; contfo
versy and analysts. II preveeis, on .pe ,s. Glue
hHnd, the dlsastrons euec1s o' iA'senooo' eaa"n'
ny and error ,.,y,h.,
lug +hoah<'r, ~ !a.eI !neuet puo.'ns. -,
circular IRON s.e iateraof oePat.mea. 10 u gu
pfe'ects' .nstine'''S sne"' ~ !" 'ae'A oa1ea
gara'os the press.
was !epoF'ea q. rass lnlt sanc9 ~ -, ~
opcfaIe VIII oPa'n Ill tne c1I'co1''ou AtsoaaA III
Moofs. =:
Aamofh Pfesahea ot mta'se!n ~ er's,s, W ~
c1uoing t9e Feufenient OF ING Doke ot Iaooi
from tue ai1n'atfs ot tae 4nteI'of, anu C9asSa
!oupc LamoaFt from 1nat o1 Aleefla ano tn'
Colonies.
There ~: no improvement IN tecach CON
1nerr'ai atlAfs. 1t u assef1ea ,hat lhe conela
sion OF the harvest shows that the crop mn
been twenty per cent. less productive ihan las
year. Flour und wheat had advanced in 1.ar1s
and also in most Of the provincial markets
The silk markets were stagnant. Trade wa:
hett.x at Lyons under orders from America.
The vintage accounts were generally unsatis
factory.
The forts we're being armed in The bays Of St