, 1860-07-12

tnrboard gauXway attempting to escape in the
7orlcu's boat, which is full enough already.
re not to be repnlsed. They slip past him, aud
emp, the first for tho stern, where he tumbles
lmong the ladies and nearly capsizes the boat;
be second for the bow, which he misses, and
axes header right into the water. There I
'houd have left him, but the sailors are more
aud haul him in. quite drsnehed
men is English or French-ahe first is an Amer
can skipper, the second Dutch engineer.
And now boats arrive from the shore, and the
Governors barge is among them. But Lord
E1gin will not quit the vessel until every passen-
ger is sared. Upe after another he sees them
orer the side, and at length steps into the barge
5assies and the writer of this letter. We look
at the stern, which is a'l but level with the
" ster. and cease to wonder at the narrow es-
cape Of Mr.. Clifford, one Of the hepasseugers. ue
went to his CABIN to recover something Tor his
wife. a SEQ dashed through the port, filed
tixn blinds, which xave egress for the water
into the saloon, he would have been drowned
ike a rat iu hole. We pull for the jetty.
where the Ambassadors land, sorely shorn Of
their glory, but having shown under the most |
irving circumstances rare example Of courage |
aud steadfastness.
TIE LOSSES.
Both Lord Etgin and Baron Gros hare lost
their credentials, their instructions. and all
dsrs If the Thistle and Bath lie .1u!l iathoms
SIe.s Baron Gros is minus very considcra-
hle sum be touk out in specie for the expenses
of his mission. apd large service OF plate
Two newly married couples have lost their
treusseau1, their presents, and the home 1eml-
niscenc,es given 10 the ladies' before starting
~ ~ has be,n sayed by either, Among the
I'll. Ioot 9rera those FIR Einpanore lara and
paaan0
Ths Ha,ahar had on board 1.os0 boxes Of
hr1t;on. worth nearly e300, 900; 725 chests Of
afG have been recovered from the fo1ehold.--
1,ha remainder are aft and cannot be reached
T,s shin herself cannot be replaced for less
th.n g0n ON aad The rest Of the cargo and
Messengers baggage will swell the total loss to
bajf n million Sterling, The whole of the bull
lion vii! most probably he recovered, but the
,olvape dues will be very considerable. Divers
have arrived from Colombo, with view Of
seeing what they can saye.
ITEMS rHo4 NAPLES.
tt il said that Generals Lanza, Letizia, Sal
zano aud Catoldo-aie men olsgfaeeo ater toe1r
iGnomln'oas Ie.urn ium ,,nd:- tha P,es;daner nf
t'ieo oy cou.s as; LA ~ r. Morn,;. ns'csrett9
Men1enan. t} ue e.,1, tuv 1ane-s1 s1cen,cJ AMONG
Colonna IL 'ne oniy .ha,. 10 ~ rstba- .;ra,;'
other charges aEalnss tnem ~ tee rhsae1 9Ead
tar one tnat tne LILY 1..F 4n;t.. nisr ~
upon ra'esmo r.h "er erd hai3 ,rith nonderMIhese
common eal a1L 10, nns W. rs,ps ~ tha d;f.
ne nase.s po~"'e
terence, h.~. ;,o-aosod IN rr;c.
ntsau ano nlIe MncS 1a;ssrz was sa;d n nrera;l
as 5a!elmo. aluea araa,s,dad s;ncs ~ t",sr1no
| ano tnat eAu oS .rarn1 ,-,nntha ~, q etata n
| uas ueen w." ,a. ~ "a haen 1;ren tbot hyesd
cl'ss. ;p,r;'ad p.:;'d 1 ~ ,he nodr Int m one can
sna'. h%sn Ge u'ss .ba tnnn.r wopId ho,d ont loer
say %ne1asr .ne inoues "o -. a - % ,nn-a F,Era.
Affairs 40 no. aHpeas !" - S.annatn ~ u ~ co-
NE pos1.,on ~ nPsJ Praa,;,a ~ tasa.;,ssx 90 aad
nefce and Reussat ,esnus ~ ~ 80 ;n Tr;ea
mt"fas4 un'o ,a.ass p,.t, ,rara haa,nn;rr ~
Tne pcop'ST:, T,.ea n,s";on st.amers iaded ,s;th
muFt3Kt. tues ,saaa,nt I'D n,-;rad fro,n
corn Q gnselnsns ~ -. rad,1aaa 1,-;ea ~
odessa. hreau "as sosn 81 :. ..saa!p'i,. ,sd
tue poor ous Is a,"a.s faa,;na thst ~ srn.
| TO disputss. t"e tI ' r. -. 6,aa;.sJ ,,,;ss,
| ply wonio oe S.i;,. ~, ~ Eos s+o11;o1
to take theu tuFa. q Pons .hl,t 1ra"a,s.;n1 .sas
ca a. tae snoPr, pus aaa. ar ,.e-oa~
insufficient 10 prevent scenee VI uP'oai'
TIE PEEL1SG IN NAPLES,
The Sa,les correspondent of the I4ondor
a,.-.... .s,u data of 1,na Or.
| C...,1, f,1tv ,.-s,ada;
-, uIaa aaara,s ss' - tba nos;tion and every m,
.n,sf faaI f8a depneet srmpathv for the Young
.+.ra,t;ra and rtght-miuded Princess who's,
n;sfnr,uoe It is to be Queen Of Naples. Their
nan he m douht thut she has continually
shnuoh ra;nl,. struggled against a system o
a.asn,,s ,1 ;rhicl, has hrourht ruin on the fam
H. prorera have been ordered .p,o I1qe' dur
-. -. r,,ss ord fssr tzice week has been en-
:aA nia' 90, H. e1arnv fnr thc F;nr in danger.
~ ,onra sirnif;cant fact. on Which YOU ma,
| dsnsnd ia ,ha1 fhe Jesuits have sent their nj
III ho,ne sssirniov rs a reason the insccurit,
ppf tha;T nosition. md the Jesuit Fathers hav
| - @Ae'- MI. 1n
as ~ Tat hs,un in Nanies. bnt sympiou,s q
..hat !, iax hesn in S;city nav be daily seen il
Cassrt. / lave alreadr mentioned this, bu
tnta me fact: An Officer. whose name sup
asass ,ans ~ ho""ht law days since. twelve si,ye
p, pns.,, ~ Io,E ani , s,,oGn torn1 n nota,al Of
ln'I;., lI.S v ~ 4wantv.s;T dncats. H4 Ga. 81.
sa sc,r,,,.s ahn1t Il said the utiicer. sbut
I4.s IIa1 ~ t'ensht othere wnn1d h.ar alan
.,;on,ond. snI nther nrec;ous articles Icing sol
,or .on.,. Seeing. then, the probability, Q
nnss;h;1;,y ot such events here. I would ok
rucst;on which I have already put-whetbcr, i
me erent Of a government Being owerless t
maintain order. or IN xlous to promote disorder
the united forc.s of the several fleets in tile be
.re mi called upon to interfere in the interest
M hunani,y?"
,o,..r,. x.,,r,
THE ROYAL FAMILY COUNCIL AT NAPLES.
tParis Correspondence Of Tic London s'sf' 'ahe$'J
. The determination hnted at as havinG bee
adopted at the family council Of Naples y r.
dillon Of the forgotten politics Of 1870; The ide
originated with one OF the Kings uncles, and
sad to hase met Will! ihe entire concurrence
the whole family. H. thlnga SHOULD reach me
isst extremity, the King would retire e'ther
London or Vienna, naming either The l'rlOce {
; Traui or the Prince de Syracuse as Regent
his stead-to swear a constitution aad evel
liberal institution demanded by the peop!
The King. still under the telusIons Which
!! father cherished, insists upon the option of +
turning to Naples some fine day "when ira
guilty shalt be restored" und claiming 4
> | right Of supporting OF abol'shing the constlt
r :ioa fratned By his Lieutenant, according to b
= oxn good will aud pleasure. as thus conditlo
y however, would not Influence the present, al
u belongs to an uncertain future, 1t will not
e lecs tue resolution to which the hing IS beil
- driven by the most urgent solicitations Of I
re!atires. Meanwhile the whole Ct the Gener.
y in command ut Palermo during the siege are
be judged BY commission, presided over
no less persouage than the famous Delca1ra
el to. Colonna is the only one whom this decis'
p ass not teaeneo; ~ tue o'ne. uenelals na
id been ordered to lschla, where they remain
er Tue shtlne o. tae conntssloo.
he North Italy, as also the latest adeices fri
n 15I ,;Tas... s1 ea;.a.o: - !
he | loe btuNluG a'AeteASeo aau u'sSeao4uAo ~