The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-02
Foreign Intelligence.
Five Days Later From Europe.
Arrival of the s,eam.LIp H.s.m,a..

I
AL went well with her until O'clock O.
THURSDAY, vhcn the captain found to his sur
| Prise that the chip would not snswer the bel N
This pin upon which the tudder turned had
broken oh three feet above the point where |,
entered the st,rn OF the ship. II ~@ wrought
| iron ten inches In diameter, aud the iron ap
peartd thoroughly good breaking at that parii
culu point where 1t appeared the strongest. Ga
| Ihurdhy night the gale was from the soptb.
west, but on Friday morning IL had tur, q,
| round to the northwest, and the shin was DIFF
| ing en- w manageable log in the trough Of the
ga Hte ala not ship much Tater on deck.
| lh' hfcstSy sail was ran Up, but the wind
Immediately split il mo ribbons. The fore.
| t"ir az was then run up, but II uas blo.naW1y
ana itin that moment commenced "A ch,o, n,
breakages which lasted without in,erri.,jon fo,
three days. Every thing brc,kahlc was destroy.
en- Two rolls Of sheet lead weighing som,
nVnl'ou weight each, were in the eng ins room,
fullii about with fearful force.
These were scarcely secured. when tr.meo.
dtus grinding was hcau undor tho pi,di,
| b"Ats which had become twisted, and the H,,t,
We're grinding against the side NJ the ,hip. The
| paddles were stopped aud thence forward the
scene rs oc-ciibcd ~ fearful in tho extreme
Ire Emp rolled 20 violently that the boat. were
warned away. The cabin, besides ~ dsrgnin,
| the dangers arising from The crashes aud c.lli,,
IONS winch were constantly going on, had N. H.
| ped, p'olA'Iy through the prrt hoL,. A on. Al
zeal 81 water, aud the stores were ilputnp ,tlut
some idea a tie roughuess Of the night. Incl
dents may bc gathered iroru the fact that th,
| chalil- cables p','hed them, Ives brisnt, with
the friction On deck
The luggage e tie passenger, in the lover
| alter cargo space wa Wing in two feet of wa
| ter, and before the dclVcfanoc Of the shin va.
hh'ctd, The luggage was literally foiucod to
rags Twenty-Five fractures or limb, occurred
rom thc concessions caused by tho Tremendous
~ NUusN ~
lhhulntnblo. The baker received iniuries of
very terrible character in vital parts, and one
OF lhe mo striking incidents Of the disaster
was this por, brave map, crawling in hi.
agony 10 cAtinguish some PARTON Of the h,kinp,
gear which at thSi moment hal clul,ht ir,
II was q course found Necessary 10 ri, nm
|mc KIND Of steering gear, A tnlr va
thrown overheard with tho anchor Attached
which dragging in the witor behind tho hin
wiltt bring her head 10 the wind b,,t IA.
sWlhgliS oi tho iud'Cr made il useless. and a
Il'b was then suggested b the c,pttin hy tho
passenger, 10 which the escape of the vessel a.
probably attributable. II was 10 p,,, two or
Three turns oi chain cable around the broken
ludlrr pm, aud secure II with wedges and SIN II
chains, and connection being effected with tho
usual c'airs attached 10 thc uilar, and a tenn
pofary wheel rigg'd up below the deck, a shin
was male once moro to proceed, but the screw
OF the vessel upon which the locomo,ion no.
depended, soon stopped, il Icing fouled by tho
ruddcr, ly which the rudter was preyont d
the ship.
All Of Friday was occupied with these ar
rang, mcnts. The ship had drifted up the ives,
coast Of Ireland, out Of the ordinary track on
Saturday night.
Sunday, AZ o'clock, tho Groa, Eastern got
under way, the rudder wa found TO act and the
vessel proceeded Knots AN hour with the screw
alone WV"
Tuesday moving she reached tho heal of
hinsalc where ale stopped four hours TO arrange
her tackle.
At I o'clock she arrived of Cork and A small
WAS soon reached.
Our informant states that il is almost limos
| shle to exaggeratc the anxious state which pre-.
vailei while the tate of the ship was doubtful
1hcrd were several clcrgymen on board and ro
llgitss services were frequent. A meeting was
held in the saloon ON Tuesday, and resolutions
OF piouS and congratulltory character we're
passed.
Tho Cotton Question.
A letter in the Times says that East Indi.
cotton - regarded with increasing favor. IL 4,
SAD that rome spnncrs have discovered that
Surat cotton makes beautiful cloth; ii al o takes
dye much better than American.
The 1'mts, also, in some speoulatons on the
COTTON question, adduees evidences TO show that
Enghnds destinics, her emancipation from ali
need OF 1t - perhaps simply question OF eight
or nlhc millions OF pounds sterling.
large business is being done in Liyep,ol in
cotton for export to America. The next four
steamers take out large quantity each.
The American War In EnsInnd.
Dr. Russell in his latest letter to the London
Times eulogises tho armyVof the Potomac. and |
'ays that 1t will soon justify the expectations Of
i. lie treats the Hatteras Inlet affair as inn |
portant. '
The Times reiterates that the South has d.
her ability 10 resist subsection. and
is TO DO lamented that SO plain fact should |
trife.
The French government refuses to let French |
'ilieers Join the Federal army.
t!aribnidi aud the United states
Notwithstanding the announcement that Carl.
Dalui nhu refused the oifer OF n command In the |
Federal army, the latest italian journals cxpre.s
uncertainty as to his decision.
The Arnon'd, Of Turin states that Garibaldi
ihu several oil his companions in arms, would
iluhlly proceed to America, and il asks in that |
'iSe, What Is to become Of Italy z"
ne total amount of Peters pence paid into
NE falal treasury TO the present time is stated
ing.
The London Times says that the invitation
o Garibaldi is very humiliating 10 the Ameri-
AN government, and it thinks it would be "A |
lily for GaIibaldi to accept it,
An otllcil dispatch received at Paris saws
hat Garihaldi will certainly decline the offer of
he Federal Government, but mainly on account
d the unsatisfactory state of his health.
Poland.
The affairs NJ Warsaw continued TO year "A |
heavy, gloomy. appearance. Popular excuses |
continued TO take place.
UNITY or ITALY.
Victor Emanuel opened the Great Italian Fx-
hihition, at Florence, on the 10Th inst, lie wa
most enthusiastically received. IIe made
.peech in favor OF the unity of Italy, which ho
declared was not yet complete.
MARRIAGE on IN -DIGNIrARfrs
Rome, sept. 19-Thc marriage cf the Prince
u Tuscany with ore of the sisters OF Francis II. |
ok place today. The Pope pronounced the
lupllal b nedictiOn, and afterwards addressed an
i quent discourse to the bride and bridegroom.
raneis H., the ex-Queen Of Naples, and the
est OF the royal family were present at the in
tresung ceremony.
Commercial Intelligence.
LINEHooL COrToS MARKET.-The sales Of
ouon lOf three days reach 10000 bales, the |
ma, ket ruling upward, with an advance of / I'd
BreaoStuhs generally are firmer, with a slight
'dVance on all descriptions. Flour has an up.
ward tendency, with an advance of Is. per bar
ell. Wheat is active, at an advance of "a. per
entail.