New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

snla is graphically described by the Rev. H. stern in
letter dated Magdnla Sept. H. He says

snja Is graphically described by the Rev. H. Stern, in a
letter dated Magdnla, Sept IL. He says;
"strring tales contess pilage trlumphs and defeats
have ditufed among tue Inhabitants oI te us anu ~!
leys mountains and plains, sort OF wlke Ieellhg up
this very rock where every cowardy ruihan DapDles
and chattcrs as If he were the champion OF AVy sia
the prop Of the conyused realm. We have had ocear
demonstration Of the wonderful courage ana proves s OF
the brave guards On one occasion, aDou
night ago. fortress was In great eXetehht 1T te
news that force was coming 10 lyadc u.s. al az IN , Their
dors ordered to aud, trembling QOheu up
rusty weapons; and han inc garrison sa"u
an old woman and her family ui children. On "du "nt
occasion BctwOoet Damash dariug arrakee laruent
spirits nero as MT hass''n egH nv ~ GIis % Who had
was sent with party to drive on me GaS WI NM
absconded with the Kings cows, which he ana ms pIalI
fSSeGs rd oS o alter 1e % apparent search
they back without an encounter, ana astOhs.TJu
ing dozen stout Englishmcn with a revolver or two
each might easily suldue the whole garrison mere al no
set all at liberty We hear from all directions Oh c
mighty crtlsades against the cuey OF God aud man as
the King egated by his rebeous subjects Inc Eag
ing his forces In Labea, near the sources Of the Ia
cazEe; Menlek, the sOnnaw Of the Ncgus ana the hlS
Tada Guau the Prince Of Godam is near southern
shores of Lake rsana And lastly tile lonslarassed ana
impoverished Galas are close To our Anbd Iat all tns
brag aud boast, all this din and turmoil VIII ehd IN
smoke Is more than preIable and King Theod9rus Tt4
him. WILL 10y the mcIe sound of his name, maintain his
position a bold depredator till higher power term
mates the devastating conflict and restores peace ana
quiet to this unhappy, torn and distracted country"
THE ABYssISIAN EXPEDITION.
The first steamer OF the Abyssinian expedition left Bonn
bay the nth of September with an exploring party for
Massowah and expected to reach that port in about
10 days Several steamers left England the 2th, 18th
and IIh They take ont large quantity OF material in
cudIng liberal supplies OF beer. -Four DattaiOns OF
lh Regiment from Bombay the 2Gth Camcionans) from
Bel gum the SD Duke Of Welngtons) from kuriaehee
and the 18th crhorwood Foresters) from Poona.
About 7OO tuns Of pig-ron has been dispatched from
staorshre which to be cast into shot on the way out
crucibes for that purpose being taken on board snip
At the monthly meeting of the Sheffield Town Council
on the 18th Of September Mr.. Ironside originated dis
cuson the late outrages He proposed that the trade
restrictions Of years ago should be revived and en-
naces ofe hole JeloWshppe Of cHers aud makers Of
Ej,yges Tihn he iordsLip ~ williamsburg. Or ue better
shippep were stated, and that 10 person should
exercise the said trade who had not served an appre
tccship OF years or been INSTRUCTED Dy ms ltIer
for that tcrm that person should have more tan one
apprentice at one time, nor take any iof ess tern 'i IN
seven years ana that the bdcutuIeS shouu pc ~
I'm iC2i the rules we're embodied in Act which provided
that All persons engaged IN tie aforesaid nanuiactutes
should form one body polite, make such laws IA to
them should appear good and wholesome Tor lnc sOou
preutccs and servants with power To levy Ieasohbe
penalties those WHO neglected TO observe th.I. MI
ironsle hereupon moved that in consequence OF the
repeal of ese powers without te consent OF the p0rer
sorte they lad 70 form themselves INTO trade Unions 70
protect themselves their wives. and nmes ana 10 en-
force the Observance OF the rules thereof by acts OF ylo
lence when such acts considered necessary Ihat
in order to prevent any recurrence OF similar acts OF VIo
lencc and 10 promote the webeng Of all the Inhabitants
OF the borough Is essentially requisite that the artisans
should have restored TO them the same power OF lawfully
enforcing obedience 10 their rules for the good govern
their trades which they possessed IN 1861 1885,
and 1924 as herein ehearsed That copy OF these reso
luons be sent to the Right Hon. the Earl OF Derby.
The resolutions found secOndcr, Mr. WoOdc0cK, ana
then there was chorus of condemnation OF them one
member pointed tbasthe town had gnined nothing IN
reputation by the late Commission, and mat IL was NOT
well lust now 10 court another Commissioning WIZ OF
lunaey Another thought the Council was humilla,ed R Gy
being asked TO consider the resolutions at n ana sad
there was a In England beside MT lr0nsde VINO
,yonh have nroposed them Several showed how ab-
surdy rerogade and In restraint OF trade the resolutions
were The resolutions were ultimately heg"tNed lhe
mover and secondcr only voting for them.