The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-16 00:00:00

Al [V 7 • - (--/";,- - '7 • Or- H . f4A4 -.I Na 5,336.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. CtcurrA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope ROY A L AL HAMB RA PALAC E. d COMMUNICATION between LON- ISt TEE ODOST—Tbe PoHsb Olanteas, Countess Dunelph, will DON sod INDIA by the megolicent Met of Steamer. belonging be Introduced le the Ghost Madan during the present week.— tes flat LA ladle and Loudon Skippin g Company hided). The beautiful Fairy Fountain, (tread Invereimemens by twenty The dell4mcdna clipper auvillsi 7 steam up tinte4 OF THE youn g lades..--Openttic relectioas by Mks McGregor, Mr. Albeit, ELI teem MOhor • power, W. STEWART. Com- Vernon Rigby, nail Signor Georglni—Bend and Chorus of sixty taw loaning In the Victoria t louden) Decks, will leave performers .— pleads, the Great Violinist, having _achieved • eePteraber, embarking passengers at sod lesAas Gram- kiumphant some. will appear e•fty fvolllMl—rvider IV HN. and sa Um September toe Caieutta, calling at the Cape of Good ITO. kaphsel de Solla the Infant Tenor, and Lenglols Veto alr_Sllti Madras this semi will also cell at Me Island or cimane, the Great Indian Jaggier: Door open at seven, to com er. No cargo will be taken for Madras sad Masaitka meats at Whys& .... inageldoent ship, built expressly for the Was trade Um been thoron g hly refitted, Ma firearms accesomodattsa tor , Fjp E OXFORD . EVERY EVENING poossosers. and will carry an experienced emmate ; Moo • i SELECTIONS from the new and most popular OPERAS Im sistrardsea The seems'. posse of these 14121•11111 has been TO the Convoy, with hall Band and Chorus. conducted by Kr. F. eye to Madras, some of them - making Me 'hottest purges ea JONORMANS. Comedy lir Unnrorth Eu g ene W. Randall, reeled. The Um will be combined en the lON se sash moceeNag Eige; A tj ,,, d. and Groom 0. myth, with the strictest penetaillty, by NS la Mb Commay's ed. ; ma . and " bil . ty; ; printe boxes- jai. Seel cd sasSiory nese Mesta shl l 7/for freight or add apt* to Oft/SPLAY and Cat, 66, Farasimmestreet, B.IM, teaks's, ALFILID BUTT sad Co, ISO, loadsalslistreet: LC.; HE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of or at the Odessa the Campos', S, Illseinekee k I London, LC.: DISCIEN, Isq.—Protemor e tir s adaptation of whore else applications ter appolskamits as midshipmen la Ms the above Is eiddited, n*b various pl effects and km sere** should be sada 111101 ADD WSW, Desretary. provestsab, by Mr. A. Wester, EVERY ENING. at We i pest at the CANTIIIIIIIIT.HALI. Westahmteroued. S. TIZVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A., of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY most Ito ioUow M. TPEMEMBER, we r SUP at EVANS'S e very mums Dauber. Sad will salt nom the titer PlatotesalY on taw 2.1 t Evening this Week, aim Alfred MoDna Melee'. Prost Nth September, the splendid clipper ship RA lIILAWA Y, A 1 16 years, 199 tons re g ister. JOHN JOHNSON Commander • b fa the Beat twits Docks. This hichelassed menet owned - *li mn . gam s B ro th,. of arpre..t.a mast meet. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street int oproossmity to shippers of fine pods, and has splendid Famines mad Gostlemsa can be accommodated +Ph asoceamodatiou for chief cabin • Der Issermediams Apartments sad Bodseassele this Istehlfahresst at moderate wittier token.—For terms of fro tor pumas imply to DKVITT chargss.—THOVAS DANS (Nem Shispoosis 11F, Strand) ISM aud 1100/4. 0. Blillterstrost. , seises= ammo gesethat re Imp sad own iihrliao . 60 1 1 fa 'and . • , , JAPAN. NEW YOBS, Eisrr. 7. In ivesived here from Japan to the 24th a JO, that the Japanese had bred into the British Willfi dt wakand the American ship Pem berton, litugaradi and Kenagawa, killing several men. Tkii, Americac steamer Wyoming and the British. steamer Luvendale proceeded to the seem of the ?when.), destroyed the town forts, ands pikit the guns. The British lost thr ee men, and the merles* five men. 2000 Japanese were reported to have deserted towards British vessels, but it was thought they would not pass within range of Vie Illtitith guns. be bass proved that anew freeman there Ise be as sap awful appeal from the ballot to the hell* mid Met they Mao take such appeal are sure to Is.. their OOP wad pay the Met. And than there will be some Mask cam who ma remember that with silent towns, ad clembed teeth, sad Heady eye, and well-poised bayooet, they have helped mss lid on to this great oonsummatioa, while I fear &sit there will be some white men unable to forget that with emir mat Mart and deceitful speech they have strives to hinder it 8011 let es riot be over senguine of • ep.sdy dad triumph. Let us be quite sober. Let us diligently apply the means, never doubting that • jest God, is His own gpod time, will give is the rightful result.—Yens very I Was,. d. Lwow. The above letter was also laid before the Repair Hain State Convention of New York, in station at Syracuse, sad led to the eselereemeut by that body of the emancipation proclamation as a war measure. In stating thin time Mate Gorki.hod mays that the antugelation which can have made it appear doubtful Wilke Emperor Jutish insignia the kingdom of Poland by the tams title u that by which Its bolds kis other pos. sessioes. the only see could oaks his gybes &pap demi upon soy cooditiot whatever I. cootsined is two pas sages, which be proceeds to coots. Bat than is another purge which be does not quote. It is found in the beginning of the lit Artists, end aye 01012101 =swum AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Sur. 15. The Inman stesnuibip City of London, from New York on the sth inst., arrived here at 1.30 p.m. She bring 281,400 dole. in specie, and 159 pas sengers. She proceeded for Liverpool at 1.40 p.m. " The Duchy of Warsaw, with the exception of the pro vinces tad dieing*, whit& an otherwise disposed of by the following Whiles, io united to the Marnian lapin, to wish& it shall be irrevocably attached by its soestlintieu, and to possemed by hi Majesty the &owes of all the krona, his heirs and socesesurs is perpetuity." Were not ft motional representation intended by lids article it would have hew saMoiest to say, "to while lb shall he inimicality attached," withost say mansion ell eonstatistion. (Per the City of London.) NEW YORK, Stn. a, Nowise. The siege of Charleston continues. The posi tion of affairs has not materially changed. It is reported from Washington that the Ameri can Consul at Frankfort hoisted the Mexican flag on his own responsibility. ' * PRESIDENT LINCOLNAIMIZZVOR POLICY OF THE FWISIAL GO The panic in tip Mock market continues. Admiral Dabl*n is reported welL No confirmation has been received of Stuart's raid into Marytand. General Grant has left Vicksburg for New Orleans. ENGLISH DESPATCH ON THE POLISH QUESTION. It is, *edows, evident that the coaseitation is the liaie by *Mob Prittail was ommooted with Massie. his iisr portend to bow what this ooastitution we which united Palmed sad Russia. It was sot prescribed by the treaty ; it waa sat prosutiplad by the European powas ; its Goa, strnotioa was left mainly to the Emperor Alexander ; but. aevertheless, whea coos promulgated, it most be taken to be the eonstitutioa meat by the hammy ell the treaty of Visas. The following despatch has been addressed by lad Russell to Lord Napier, her Majesty's maims *dm M St. Petersburg : Yeeelso-office, August 11, 1863. Xy lord.-0e the 18th of lad mouth Baron Brumley Oetemstdoeted to was a 44opPelt which he had received the Imo% before from PrieeeMortchakoff. eice;diaif; Ligooinshire, Gem week of ig of bar.viev. ~.:E'S ADSTHAILIAN LIM! 4 V ARLOW'S PATENT OASK STAND, a new effICICIT SHIP . —Yer PORT PHILLIP Direct 'will be lanntion. an are tionnliod that a tall butt, as y the 2541 1 : last allpping Moller casks, say be ratted or tilted oat It without = kW =, " l llT hi l i =snakiest 8 1= e a r hip Cif RYSOL/I' d w T ' labssor or boubta. Its acne Is so ispalpabbe that the sediment t q l o Stot to Doom Potter waves, sad Co.. of DOW _. 44 Me non Vapid Odd by se pentility nut be dieturbed. 1,119 bona D. WlNrrin, Connnauder . . War ta De , 9a., Ufa. 145., to suit 41, 7, sat 18 gallon oaths. ail int ladia Docks. This tu“ vessel, built under spew BARLow'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 11111121. ems inn known in the Australian *lid New Zeablott toed* father tastrifini qualities end mead delivery of au* Ohs No not-Dell **gain& No Woe 8 41 hose or Om when bre sio good aocolosaularion for paseregers.—Far or PrftiO, _.to_Ott• . ditto. 81 •Cir2, 11111 4 p. —Apply Moot to JA MIN to OKLLATLY . DANKLY, and 81111 M 111, lottat , •!. Pstootoo. 14 , wag Wakilla.init,.Manske - hOlial• ; or to 05‘,117 end yooluk s , ma that hole name and moose en no ovary MINIM. all °thereon inarlous limitations. Moravian peals. Zwabuithed veso. • General Burnside has occupied Kingstown, Ten nessee, without serious opposition. All Eastern Tennessee, except the Chattanooga region, is said to be evacuated by the Confederates. General Rosiecrans' beedquarters ars still at Stevenson, Alabama. Only a portion of his army has crossed the Tennessee River, and his forces are endeavouring to destroy the Georgia Railroad, forming Bragg's line of communication. texperisitt;cl rieseect Fine the (amen • seodittoo. wee. User the W.N.W. o chat the ste districts. dated: • `The asseitthsi; g ooiest fail at hoot, ev poi cool sod good bows. • 7 . ! Imo ot This deepatcln of whisk I wicks, a cqpy,* is far from witislestery answer to the rerwesenlidion which, in with thence sad Auntie, her Usjesty's goverment Addressed le the cabinet of St. Petersburg. The despatch begins, indeed, by stating that " the Tar Penal cabinet admits the prisciple that every power signing treaty hoe a right to interpret id sense from its owe polet of view, provided AU the interpuetation remade within the limits of the oclesming that it is parade to pot loos it according to the tart itself.* Prince Gortchakoff odds, " In virtue of this principle the Imperial cabbiet dose pot dispute this fight on the part of any ooe of t►e eight power which hare °incurred in the General Act of Vienna It at hr this renege that bar Majesty% prsennineh proposed es the seemed of the cis pasta laM Wore the government et Reeds "motional reprcia•Mallies, with powers similar to these which me axed b 7 the chador of the 15th (27th) Nov., 1815." 5. Partin to the spade propositions of how Majesty's goverment, Primes Oertabskoff says is record to the six pints, this ilbe rester part of tier insasures whir& was piloted sad by the times Powers " have already berm altar dirresed es yeepered am tire initietive of oar sated raw." Towards all Ilea of the despatch u 'Demise. birmede to "the msemese which his Majesty adheres to, be* in the genes already hid does, and I. the cl.ve/opums* al this. which be boo allowed to be foresee..' This jusseps, though Is, from tieing a definite seraimmos either of a milked represestatioa with efficacious amend of esettal, or of • rational ethainistratise, gins time hope that tie lorparer Abrumder will alternately liters *the inept. ratio= et ids own beeevelerit dieporitioa and to *a was. oiled Europe. The propos* el• suesesake of hostilities is asjested "in pieties to tie loperor's faithful army, to the protable majority of Palms, and to Russia, on whom them agitations impute *gal ssendoes." The proses* of a 'ashram of the pewees who slimed the tarty al Vinous le *jested, end with * the prosper& a ma imaselatti sad friendly esecert. In the place el this lair sad equittgale piapore4 the Bossism rains* respite that the three new et)* proposed Ors rpm* treaties bete*. Austria and *VII* IS Prowls sad Ramis, previously to the gees** treaty ad Violas, should inset together, sad that news and Oleg Brits* should Mr afterwards *formed of the result et the* deliberations. DIIVIand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE KAT 8111/..—For HOBART TOWN Dime* base gals* despateh). She ars clipper ULLA MARY. AI. WS Oar reglstsr. s ILLIAM LI:LOAM, Comrades loadlagta the Lades Meta This beautiful barque has good socoramodatka lot dike cabin passengers. and wilt also gem a how taogisnes dialisa.—Tor freight or paasege apply DICTIT, aad MOOR; 11.11/01teraerset. FURNITURE CARRIAGE /BEE to any PAST at Ile LISODO3I. Drawing-nos ontaa. ampler* lll3 0 0 Inning.roada oninte. aanipiona Bedroom when complele Warrantod and clan. P. and & MUMS. 1%, Oafeedotreet. lanolantod anialogons grains nod pan trio on application. ea wee gives and ple tt h e a st ra quite with aed weight WWI mow at =edition. The gunboats Satellite and Reliance, lately cap tured, were sunk by Kilpatrick's artillery 12 miles below Fredericksburg. Federal despatches deny the truth of Southern reports that the Federala were defeated at White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, but assert they were successful. DEVITT and MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111 P.—Toe ADELAIDE Meet (to be lie punctually ea the lath October), the well known ettiteler AIISTILt u t a I, tweeter gee teas, EON= MILLI" rnmander : the Leadea pasha Tide Ime venal aad vegehr trader expeeeely Med ter the trade W • spacious peep with Orst-rsie eesemreededea tee adds pea. araries. She the hest opeoetualty ke Sae sad arson sew ohietag, is and will tall positively ea the deg mewl —lw goods 11111111111 of freight or pump amply to DEVITT aid MOO= 9. CAIITION.—WATHERBTON and BROGDEN reimenwed um _.to biro On Corsi Gold Mated ea tie wefts-- nap Odd are tiro ado," as be ape Jew•Ddri. =4.6sbulon. WATILIABTON and anuu lhg. DILN'S GOLD rd AD artleks inaanfietared by than. an sold upon I& sod untie unananakere Won llesinketory, id. .ruaLined. in, .O. Asap ad* of obains tor L. anda.—nAL Thk antsbikbpasat k dosed at 411 n innnins, nod en dokirdnys as L si 1815.° Priam Gortchakoff, however, departing widely from the quedicoa of the interpretation of the treaty of Vieons, pro mats to ascribe the oontionance of the imurrectioa in Poland to the moral and materiel amietssos which it orr helves from without ; admits vaguely then: pains; rejects the proposed suspension of hostilities ; refuses to accept a oonfergeso of the eight Power* who signed the tasty ; sad, 1.5117, dedsres that the re-establishment of order met precede the serious application of soy measures destlsed far the paoilleaties of Poised. Her Malselfs goverameot will now proceed to smatise calmly the prbasipal topics of Prieto Gertehakors reply to the eessideratioom brought before him in my despatch. Prises Gortobakoff, while be admits that oreadesse ea the pert al the governed, sod the secoadowy of law over !arbitrary power, most be the fouodation of order and no betty, edam that the indispensable corsitery to then prla tiptoe im respect for authority. Bat the Zuesian cabinet 'cimsot be ignomet th.t elemesey and coociliatien aro often more effective in snob/labia' respect for authority Are material fetes. It would be a laamenatde error to I' seek tombs, that reopen by form el arms alms, without 1, the addition ammo adequate emourity for the piditien sod relimpiess rights of the sabjesis of the Kinn Palmed. Such mostity the proposal+, of the three Powers held out to Baena sod to Poland name. Lieuiteea l be dee, the improved oar e nine oaaw, M art sot period of the the same day, eth wheat end d eaday, aad od rowed to the way, bat the ey for the late erioasly gone meeperatare.— The Governor of Kentucky's inaugural address takes up the ground that the Southern States by rebelling did nut change their stater. They cannot be remitted to a territorial condition. All they have to do is to return to their fealty. He objects to arming negroes. Kentucky desires to preserve the Union upon a constitutional basis. SHIPMB and Others.—HAMILTON'S r 1a)D1111LV marsvcnoss kw PIANO. WPM Mallon. TO kr. lAN Imess. is. Order at ill usikedlors And boot mien And al lAD palkNoides, Noluel Cocks mad Co.. Now tier.. llaskatriet. landau. TROPICAL PORN& BEAIINew rift et all the Mewges. S CE NER Y, price T 11,2 of TEOPICAL and aikee TROPICAL. POUR Wilk Notes. IWO, MUM of •• rr i of Dareelam" .11. velure( News. = -06r. •• Moyne( with the TIM esieneMe tg the tropkA"—Dlll7 •• TM Ilealen am weft et Ttmessa Weers."—CelLte. Looks . lwnf 9Wwleb , IRA PImMIRY. 'The Union ticket has been elected in Vermont and California. HARROWBY, for HO &W TOWN.—Thia regular trader Is sowatet Ito-lest India :Meta , r FX " • QYDNEY Direct, in by them agnificent la arm Amend* el SA. I, ft yeerli, 1,00 teas. Irsatag Is the 16th Doe s. TAY spisedid mad. pee landed W Mears. Datipee sad On.. his ben bullt emir tilimecteta d the arisen epos the most approval prin cipals el easel architecture to amuse speed (trill sell peer, *me/ es ttel elk October'. and Is expected to ask. me momen ore le Wieder 70 days. Ike easemodloos @doom and semi ghee Ohba which at, tithe eat Id" an son beteg ylleitla the sod otpat manner, to Allard mask aeanamodeldos Li= other eae.el r s lreilsertit i ke' praess id aTplr to 02211 N, M Yoesitereeet i reet, kC. The Missouri Republican State Covention has denounced the military state organisation as pro _ slavery. A committee of public safety has bey,, Appointed to organise for the protection,of the houses of the citizens. If relief was not obtained the peoplepf Missouri would act in their sovereiga capacity, and take measures for redress. The Mozart Ball committee recommended the delegates to the State Convection to secure the union of the democratic party by avoiding all ;contest. 8471T4RY corahnos OP THE CITY. Those an two mommoliibir of wild' woad i...ma.t to essampa ibis seigislisa : --r.12. amok raft. use D,7411 gel 6.2.1 41.7 Kw ..47,471 At a twain of the commasion of sewers for the OH, of Dreary held pshway at Gnildtudl, sad ceder the praidemey of Mr. Dap*, De Jersey, Dr. Letheby, the medal allar of health, reported on the state of 224 bowie that bad boa bispeated dada( the week, sod be submitted • list of 47 places for eaultary improweeisat. H. &lea se. paced that the markets sad slaughter-hones bed haft daly tespactedotod the eaters had 000deaksed 75511 w. of ..at as pa for Musa bred. It eastisted of be asap, fear sales, two pips, sad 63 Pita of peat, 41141 a wale !weed ad 2011 wale bets amine that had died beam Mena OMNI The march) lama for the wade were slightly it mere of thessase. • 50 &saw mere resisting, sad of them 23 awe wools Andrus dim thus Ave pass of spy sad eight asswai pieces al 110 mad eweeida The aid Pres of bah ewe as fames t--liekthbis, 7 ; suessabek dims, b; pasummemia 3; breashids, 3 ; esalsmad fare; 2; mast Law, 7 ; asell 1 ; amessise smagli, 1 ; dianhaa, 5 ; deaths bow talisreabar isarms, 6 hots motes alusliese el the lap, ad U hem dimes. of Ihalylissmic eimmarder. ad 2 40kaeNa were dating the weak, 25 sees boys, Dr. =hy ambulated • quarterly report of the Wins powers ad dsmie l quality of the pa applied to the Ca" of Lades. The spa referred I. the testizip of the ipsi is the City Ishasatury at Jewry-rasediees, Aid. rte, and it Sated that 745 mataiostioa• had bra wade of tbs. ill • ' powers of the p., demi the quarter, the molts of. w • wee's. follows : *miss Is 1 . The litlifike. Woes apish from dot previ sions inserlsd lathe wassail In* of Ybsss, ho" raw" mos oel7 16 essleslid objeele—the we of the Nuke of rivet; ilia regi/adswe he towlec peg % Opt free wage 61 sterobsedive hart ewe promos W swsfiae. hod =oh Alit mattes of eelffleldellee sad et eoltaisse. No poglikoaaa velopeaseis at details ste easteked h *s.. 2. It is obvious that sash s eat asses world rim Austriaih a hiss whin. sod be haccoeishmst with hes se. Winn to France sad Great Britain. Eh lishety the Easparcor et Austria. tliseefore, walk& Frew nese el . Om Wink. bibs 1 1* Ghat voimitf4oo... Ileasha prepeed Is eastausieeiies . thsir views to Priers Gorkhakell, it raseeihs t 6 hie MaNeey's government to Nudism* ea peselhme duty. V A BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE o f ?U PACUTS kr AVIITIALLA fres Looks dkeet. r A mass meeting of couscripta has been held at IBrooklyn, calling upon the citizens to subscribe Ito the municipal loan to aid conscripts. It is esti mated the conscripts will cost government nearly 1 4,000 dots. per man. The steamer Warrior We been captured north of Tortugas. The blockade-running schooner Alex ander Cooper, from New York for Port Royal, has been captured off New Fleet. It has *seed the eabiliet of St Petersburg sot to avail Welt of this node of restoring respect for authority. 2. Prime Gortchabolf afarrba—nod this view is the theme of the Mittman lied sad of his despatch—that the re esta blithineot of seder le Mood is depsadeat upon a eonditiort to ethic& be had celled the MUMS.° of • the govetemeot of her Brit sin Majody, " whidi is out *sly unfulfilled, hut loasiomeistlemiled to bib, despot* of Lord Reeneil ; we roles tolls motesigemitemie Rod mend enetranmemothe ehleimed from abused by the temergests." UR ext.. 1,4190 .1111,106 lAN s+•s GAO UN -- t. 5101 SOAR IMO SASS I Wimp& • 1.41. 1414 at as Age ;me Mad , Lae Doekt I ToMU. Sella 1 2•66. 22 Z. India OM le ladle Sept. 2$ ind 66. 04.16 bly *sir got Lwow. • workt4c• barb, om glemtglon a•A woksta thf glibr ir P" a by any vanala afloat.. l 7ff r t"? siVaa Um; 2212 t w g- mil , Ima>lß %EN LIMO km' 11,112 - WO UV er;r COYMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE, Sspr. 5, Nom Money tighter. Gold, 311 per cent. prem. Stocks steady at last night's quotations. (LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO CAPE RACE.) NEW YORK, Elan. 7, amiss. Advice. from Charleston are to the 3rd lest A general engagement occurred on the Ist between the iron-clads and Forts Sumter, Wagner, and Moultrie. The forts were much damaged. A renewed attack was to be made on Fort Sumter. Bar Nalary's govertaaait would hare been glad to hoot amidst this toga, aad hoard of eatuatotiog am Qs p* le rabic only to healing mamma tar the Wpm It is to all his Exallency'a most serious atteatioa to this gravity of the audio% sad the respossibility which imams upon Rawl.. Gnat Britain, Austria, sad hawse; h►ve pointed oat the argent smesseity at pettisig se sad to a deplorable elate of things w►ich is full al dayef to Serape. They have at the move ass Wielded the mesas whisk I. their *pied., might to be employed to ante* at this termination, sad they have Mimed their co-operation in order to attain it with mace certainty. 19,170 4.007 M ZSEIBS. MONEY WlalteLlif sad Bows' (ad Biseinroll•yarA u Lorri . lLLNll of PACE= SNIPS to iiiinuu..—/ar Pert Phillip, Meet (to base Ss Wall ea Mosiday. lima I . l7;a:siliss at Plymou th % tbs mteadld *PPM ais Loos taw L enAzurros. cm. wissaar:biota Ms lima India Doak Ilse aomounodobsos for Si ehmen o masragers ors amorpomsd, and sbs will no trolobt or prop apply to ll , MPrr, , wlitt Ms m Money Wiseman sod Igo 1, Passompraby this line of pockets MD to nimseth first elms for mooed OM farm. aM maid dam for tit 4 dim farm Bat theiessepellori - by Primes Oortchskors reference to sands to des 'abject. her 11Isjeety's government have no heatable% in doeiming their reavation t►at the principal obstacle to the rrentsbilaneent of order is Poised is not tbseminionco olaelsod tey the insurgents from &Mood, but tie waded of ties Raman government itself. t is 7 Ow *Mow or prim sods 2 1 2=31 b. to 435. 3d.; B. N.; Miza. 3. to 41s. 9d. good to' low. Waraliat The Empire Catherine is 1772 promised to the Poles the minimises el their Minim. The Emperor Alexander I. it 1816 premised to the Poke national representation sad Wiese/ admisistration. 11l aniesiing pow. in niandard ninon. Max. Min. Annan GnabliClenual Company-. 16.06 ... 12.14 ... 14.15 If Enna does sot perform all that depends upon her to fertilise.* moderate sad conciliatory views of the taws Powers, ribs does sot eater upon the path which is epeeist to her by friendly weasels, abs makes herself responsible for theserioes wassqesaces which the prolongation of the Manisa of Ponied may prodow—l am, he., (Bigind) Ruessiz. MOM LITI7 I II±IIIIIIIITNIN TO NIII TOM INTIZZASE Tjg CID TO MI GUMMI la, MUM NOT= ANTRELITER L i NEW YORK, an 4 IPHILADILIMIA MAII-111111 , 0030 1' bailed Ow =lna anew atamakailla lteihsll7ritat";tualrb6lll ellosiliesilesepasy ... 10.79 .. LUG Oity easapsay 1&26 ... 8.66 ... 13.78 Foie erhiehit wears that , the illareiaittlag power et wish eampay's p. hew bees peen very pod. la the ere el pry Compotes pa. whew the illiwataatieg power fell to 8.56 st wee same* by the unavoidable roue hood. al dr te the pa while laying the melt. in the neighbour _ _ The Idealise of General Btede's army has driven the Confederates, 7,000 strong, across the Bayou Melons bridge in Kansas, killing and wounding 100 and capturing 200. The Confederates burnt the bridge. Amording to information received at Washington from General Burnside, part of his cavalry had arrived at Knoxville. Others were on the line of the Beat Tennessee and Virginia Rail roads, north-west and south-west of Knoxville. Theis promises have not been fulfilled. Daring mazy yews the religion of the Pales was attacked, and to the pretest hew they are sot le pommies of the political *hie soared to than tithe treaty of 1813, and the eon , etilaties al the lUDS year. 3a. city. Cab* a Co 43. 3k. 6cl, to 'o Dar is of 1110T113111APT)017 FOR 111 W YOWL CITY OF WABRINOTON. Wedeseday, Sept. IL 1•10351100, Ilathrelay. September 19. CITY OP LONDON. Wednesday, ewe. 1:1. CITY OF BALTIMORE Wedaseday, %pa 30. AM every Wednesday, end every alternate laturdw. Oath panto by the kali gesture tailing every Wednesday, 15, I?, sad 11 roisesa, weeding to the access shoddiest. thbin W the Saturdays steamers, 13 Woes& leeward WOW bashed neg in prodder cooked. Tessengers be Canada the United thetas, sad BAY* Catheshls, booked throat T lL MAdrthiallotte teems—lor rather partlanlan apply INMAN, Pk Water street, Limped ; r to LYRE YACLY. tad MACIT. St. Wag Wlillathetheth avr. Ties violation at these solemn segagementa on the part of the Itemise government prodooad disaffection, and the endilin Invasion of the homes at Warsaw, in a night of Ja• weary bet, wee the immediate cause of the present Maur reetion. Tbe demi& gsslity of the w ea relpodo the bees of sulphur mon% W tot Woo e:iaery r lugs ne jof owes the aseourt of sal** we 1 he excised the Tuatity ataboeised by parlisimst.l2, was *widest Iron the followis‘ late : flulphar in 100 feet of gas. Yes. Yin. Avow Cheat Centre Coespeay 23.2 ... 12.9 ... 18.8 Chartered Company City Goa 30.9 ... 17.7 ... 23 4 THI NIW KING OF GRIM& —The Moniteur 01 yesterday Nuys :—" It has bees decided that Mug George, owacoouut of the delay attending his departure for Greece and the time at M. disport until their, will visit St. Peters burg. His Henri° Majesty will leave ow board a govern. meet vessel on the 17th for Stettin, whence he will embark for Ronne. This visit has the name character as that he will pay to the other goinutteeing court. of Paris and Loudon. It h thought that King George will arrive is Paris abed the middle of October." ;market has t as adman holaricsa sod Joe, of which 100 Allialdiat 2204.• 4,003 Mid. to 270; wook's Impost CORXERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Firm 7, EVENING. Money easier. Gold 33 per cent. premium. Exchange, bankers' bills, 146. In stocks the panic has subsided, but the market is still uumettled. New York Centrals, 131} ; Illinois, 1231 ; Erie, 106 j. Voles the mineral feeling in Poland had been estranged from Ramie. the moral and material amistalsos afforded from abroad would have availed the insurgents little. It is true, however, that lively sympathy has been sxritsd in Europa in favour of this Pass. la every coosiderabls State when than exists a national aspressotation,—in England, in Franco, is Austria, is Prussia, in Italy, in Spaia, in Portia. gal, in Sweden, in Denmark,—that sympathy has been waisted. Wherever them is a natioisal admisistratioa, the administration has shared, though with prudence and In 27 fizandantione of the Great Central, 13 were above tie perliuneetary proportions ; in 29 of the Chartered 25 were above it ; and in 27 of the City, 23 were above it. The pressure of the pe in each owe has been good —ex ceeding that el 1 inch of water. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Dun STRAIUSIRPS, mobbed by the Admindt ee ail bettenes umcrom, and paw Tom and between POOL owl 11011T01. with liberty to mil at Itatifar or other win ke lewd and essolvo gal* i= i n rweeenwere. brio, Wax= en d 7t et h:; Pa.'s."' sawn at. and lysinhed eon fro m Liverpool, callin:t e nt Cork to noreh'e the e Min : - 11171t0FA. for DORTON, Saturday. September 19. VIRcIA, for Nit/ YORK. Retarder. Rept. It • Teklag paureagere end goods for Name and Havana, to be Seiesterred et New York of board the it. 11.6.6. Corsica. AllttColl, for DORTON. Saturday, October 3. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK. Setarlay, Oct. 10. rmower. incladlna 'Sewards tee end provisions, but ~,..es or %non :—To Halite! end bootee, chief cabin, ~.... atill 1 table. £l6 To New York. chief cabin. LIS; al& Freight to Harps; &Atli% aad New York, Al Mid /per orot. primace.—Apply to J. R. bond, 6; Old Loads. ; J. 11. Currie, Herne, sad It, Place de la ; G. sad J. Barak Buchanenatreet, Maggot. ; D. rat 1 . grateastows ;or D. sad C. Wirer, k Wits,. Ip orx PB, GRAVES, sad pfuLLipPl3 T natlarneetteinel firsaelem eteenicce : sad the BAIN& the BATATIICII, trots IN Total" Stearn Wharf, Wappleg, eve:7 Sunday, ll AL Pim : Ott- al 10a, and 17 0 . ad. Morn tickets, Siam eel a MIL Th e IFYINOOID, Thunday morales early, SNOB of the Teems. Puy Ll. NE 111111111/, the MOWN.. ADM', et scawuse. every =otay MI Words', at 11 am, tree lloeseld'dmck sad kwall at 0000. awe , 1.. 91... d I. NW trio, the LONDON, September It from M tRE Hon, ar IK lk, itt St, sad LI. To be followed by the WALL • Net CORIIIIIIMIMI, a steamer. ta a try days. ete. as Chealui a Itolvenal awe. likw ImilK r n. (MAVIS, ao4 PHILLIPP 4, n 3 3::= V' NOTHING I.IIPOSSIBLIL—The greatest sad awl amoral lawadlos of Ur day, MINA AbIARELLA.—. JOHN OPINELL sad 0... Twos Kiapooart, Lowohord. eLdlwkw. tn gotollers to ber NePety, nopottilly offor So Ow ..... wervellons amid, wldelt peduall, mama tbe bob. to He prior's'. hue—no maiberot what op. The Apa laiatello boo maw or the poiwrtles of disc It, on tbo 6 biaolHel to the option. awl wboa Po heir lo now= IS. spoplowino per 11.4411 will imp It to polvet ...low. Ater p la pw ba11.% or le bolt koelloe NW id—J.ba Goma dt Oa Amebas, oggidatal ports:eon toH.Z.II. the Primer of Walla. fIIICNIFORDI3 PURE FLUID XAGNESLt las bus. during twenty-dye yeat e strieely maw Ilsesd by IN medical profeedon. rd a _IM u tin best rowdy far addlty et thr=se. basdadm ta t. sad laikratios, s. d so • send ape Ant he Mikado epastdatasaa awe asimalid p Age ladles and mem. , • Aida at Of uniform IS DINNIVORD sad OD, 111. re Om* Le ssid by napialibls absodsla est Ihe KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDER, for Odell a prize medal was awarded to tie producer at the Intermit's& nrhlbltlon. llet —Ntley Ilso„ and Plants ore effectaany freed from fleas and an other vermin with which they are Infested, by the above powder. Vwhich Is er clone harmless to animal Me The Farmer. the Ora , the apeeesseaa, win therefese Ind It invaluable. num amekroachts, beetle,. awake la fors, sad every Mbar spoor of bout are Woo laremegy dretroyed.—ltoid In packets. la. aad 3• ltd. each. er past free Is, 14, or treble az• for 36 31331 1* TIIOIIAJ KEATING, choral* 7 3 , St. Purroc i = Pard, Loudon, IC., Mall by an thassiste. de. Take cones, each Resalae packet bears the shove alum sad address. eI7ZIA'S 00PAILINE 11E0E, sooessitally trim la ow Parts NW laadea limgdak, wader the care alimir. skeet Uoyd. 'Wad. and 1440. CLak eit (Lac* Kb Nev., lair, elects a on. he a. avenge of :1 4 z In ed Cher mast ••ebreale 41•••.-44. GIL per heti* by k Ile al a. hew% howl should. di, issiorhat. Meld. Wast a. ; Lassanst's Walla,Prim ala Zed Amara End Ocalortb, fa• Ms Yana Bisadylls va ; as ad.; Was Beath Boma is Rad Bough Falls E.d East Hartlappal l I. ; Wallis Eaa olspool, las.; I mark" ; parengars, Ali lat. 42.40, lob .1 uly 22. Ltt 3 imore 27 all. 1 N.. lon. 6b W. MLTI3B. ,rehire. the the wife of I. W. /Wm hew. e. T. J. Curers& J. Oakley, of a Panockage, sear In. lelsolas ClssPel• Ls, Rader Z. I. Demo% IMO lemm a IA tw a s/essiste curs. da. Church OW 's Doc kart uglier of . Kr. W. aorta. smut. rifil 01 ray. 111. Ormaiff. Wareliersittre. warse7. •Vd 01. =it No. i d i sir WWl'edam'. THE HAULM OP LONDON. The weeltlz eo rtzu, published by authority of the that the deaths is Lando% in the wttra r t ended last Saturday were 1,257. The ate. age number of deaths in the thirty-mventh week at sack of the ten years 185342 becomes 1,158, when death, from cholera on 1851 are excluded from the calculation, and correctiou made for teenage of population. The deaths in kat week were about 100 in excess of the estimated number. The mortality from snwill•pox ia aow meatly reduced ; the death. from it fa the hut three weeks bevies bees 31, 29, and 204 respectively. The deaths from diarrheas, whisk reached 233 is the thin week of July, have fallow to 93, ea shown in the present return. Scarlatina is at the present time the moat formidable of the epidemic dismiss; it wee fatal le 124 owes is the week, while ,neeelee woe returned in only NIP'S oats. There were 4 deaths frees matiaties in the Beeeimrsie town aubtlistriot, 4 in Yeatiali-town, 7 io Winslow, 9 io BatheaLgreee district, 9ia Whitechapel, 4 te Poplar, 11 in Neologies. bat seek the birth, of W3B hays and 986 girls, in all 1,984 shildrsa, were 14 18 8 4 red i. Lowly.. 1e she tee correepoodieg weeks of the yam 185342 the average amber (erwreeled) wee 1,802. THE REATH= •ND THE savray.—The wet end broken weather deriag the past week has served to . make "herring " linger au looser thee had been anticipated, and awe are some acres of barley sad beam still on the = s weitier to be cleared off. The barley bee in veriest suffered a goad deal. haring hegira to sprout. We meek Orbs= that this has been the seen tea serious extent ; is 11011101111 comities—where a large of the I lire* crop was still as the pound. The broke, weather bad reateriallY interfered with the progreee of the bee nest—and hopes were anxiously entertanued of a . MOM to dry and settled weather. In this district the I dosind change has taken place, and for the last few days loteht, warm autumnal weather has bases experienced. The rains hare proved extremely beneficial to the • rest and turnip crops sod postures, and have in so far been extremely acceptable, as those crops bad beim to suffer from the costlnued drought. From the hop districts the reports are marcely so good as they were, and de not confirm the aatieipatioce as to yield resenly entertsieed. Tao oesay of our earns. Zerspeak the hops " sot somas doles &mord eft el espeelations." The last few days have beim extremely favourable, mid pinny has gene on rapidly. It will be area tbat prices base ea tas•, rtherebyesellrmiag the stetsel emoveye Y d la the reports of our melon coerespeadsan In years of atisodaat growths • MiSle When tolf frees the gazette y esti. soared is of triers seasegames as regards the wait. fart in shiletcllll, Teals every deduction from the so. *Mann yield " ilia MOM dt lees ant, sod iadailiOClS fibs madoninkier count ia dentibion tie crop of MS as semarkehly wean, both I. quality sad quality. Zany good wimples will therefore ha seriously sought ellbst sad will be censia of • good market. Some of the posdnes is spike, of as remerkahly flee. Shoeld the pre sses lsweslle weather notiaus, it will enable the bulk of the vertiser. growth to be seemed is excellent cooditiou. —Susse x Ad NEWS PAPER / . . rle Tt . x i le c e _ 7 7 , 41P40,e 08a/ 1 ,/ILA 0 r •• 111 L • LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENIN( 0 , . - 88.PTEMBEIL 16, 1863. [Simispal. Id. Additioosi) [TWOPENCE I f 1 • A' • I w. 4 • .4 • I • • ' • e I ' • I ' • V. I 1 , 1 IS ‘st I ft, \ sf 'OS Alt 4e llt 4b• 'Ol • w. %I\ ittk I It t• a i ; i • 1 t • t ', Ii t i r The fowl Is * of President Lino° letter to the on etomes m Illinois &sant« *Nam, siriairor. Atleasi 26 . 1963 . My d on fitr,Veeit i fibilit, 'Onto AMA•• rosy meeting le 'AMC Oa f to Be bid at the espinal of Bliralt,.en no ef Annlenin, has len remind. it Wind his fittap, eigninhiejfin wenn W meet my old bine in I .Mw be neon from this WV" sae, The meet* in*Wina Oa** Vtobleffillenal demitle.MJth. Oil IK SIM ries @Walt weld MAW I will thank me for loadeelog se I lens srilw4 gralitmlo those other while mew whoa se patina e or Finley% hops we stake Wes to *be satins', life. Thew are those who are dimodiefied mit& me. To such I would my : You desire pesos, end you blame ma that we do not lave it. But how we we stain it? There me but three somesinble ways. Fink to suppers In tubelike by fore, of arm. This I am trying to do. Are you for it ? If yeas" es kw we an speed. If yes are sot her it, • emend way is le give up the Urn. I am againad this. If yen any you should my so plainly. If you are not for fan serf yet for dint:din, there only remains some inaginalde compromise. I do not believe that say oompromin isenreciag the maintenance el the Union is wow possible. All that I learn leads to • directly appetite belief. The stemen at the Medlin is lie atilitsg—its army. That army dominates all the nun, end all the people within its range Any offer of say Wawa =de by say man or ion within that range I. opposition to that army is simply nothing for the present, beans such rose or nee bare no power whatever to aeons thelrnide of • emenendee ff on were mods with them. To Uhertrate ; minces nigger from the South an pens Lees of the North get together In onnotioe, end frame sad prothins a aosopmenise enthreciag • renntioe of the . Unica, in what way ma that compromise be used to keep .oenmel Lee's army est ml Peeentesaie ? Ciesserel Meade's semglen hasp Lee's stony oat of Pennsylvania„ mid, I thin, ewe ninon* din it eat of aiIIDISIS. Bet so paper ennemine de nide no enteollere of Omen! Lee's army eve Me afillen eau eta affect that army. In an off rrt st nob onsprentle we would warn time which the enemy wail improve to our disadvantage, and that would be aIL • ampeoseise to be lanolin east he mode either win floe who wend the rebel army, or with the people net liberated from the damnation of test,enn by t h e moms of otearray. Now allow me to assure you that so word or Winne from the rebel may, or from say of the men ocetaelliag it, in gelatin to soy pesos oomprosties, has ever coon to my knowledge or belief. All charges sad tolises. ten to the contrary are deceptive and groundless. An I promise:pm that If any such proposition shall hereaft er some *shell ad he nand sad ken secret from you. I bsely palmouiedige spelt be be the servant or the people mesoniag le the bead et minim the Uoited States minintime k and that, es seek. I am °apposite to them Bat, to be plan. You an disunited with me about In woew gate likely there is • diffensee of °pianos betimes you and myself upon that eabiset• I aertaiely wish that all rem could be free, while you, I sup pers, do art. Yet I have neither adopted not yeomen say amuse wink is not consumer with men your view, pro. Tided you me is the l7aion. I suggested compenested ensmangene, to which you replied that you wished not to. be taxed to buy &epees, exempt is Saab way as to PITO you from greater taxation, to rye the Union exclusively by other mesas. Yee dislike the emancipation proclamation, and perhaps would hen it retracted. You my it is unoonstitutional ; I think differently; I think that the constitution invests its oomosaoder-m-chief with the law of war in time of wet. The inn that one, be said, if iso mash, is that sans ere property. Is then, or bas ikon ever been, any question that by the law of war, property, both of enemies and friende, may be taken when needed? And is it not needed whenever taking it helps us or hurts the enemy' Armies the world over destroy enemies' pro . pony when they cannot us it, and wen destroy their owe to keep it from the enemy. Civilised belligereate do all in their power to help themselves or hurt the enemy, except • few things regarded am barbarous or cruel, Among the ineeptima are the reasmare of van-' nand for and sneering:tuts, male sad female. But the proclamation, as law, is valid or it is not valid, If it is not valid it needs DO retraction. If it is valid it °snot be retracted any man then the deaden be brought to life. Some of you profess to think that its retraction weal operate favourably tor the Ulnae. Why better after the rehreatios thee before this issue? There was more them • year sad • half of trial to suppress the rebellion before the prods:satin was issued, the in on hundred den of which pond ruder an explicit sans that it was ooraing, melees averted by now in revolt Moroni to their &Union& The war has certainly programed as favourably for us ewe the haus of the pronoun:es as before. I know as fully as one can know the °piens of others that some et the commanders of our armies in the field who have given our most important victories believe the emancipation policy and the aid of the coloured troops coo statute the heaviest blows yet dealt to the rebellion, and that at least one of those important sureness could not have been achieved but for the aid of black soldier., Among the oomeinden holding them views are some who have erver had any effinity with whale called abolitionism or with republican party politics, but who hold them purely as military opinion. I submit their opinions as hang entitled to some weight against the objection of tee urged, that emancipation and the wining of the blacks are nine as military measures, sad were not adopted is good faith. You in that you will not fight to free negroes. Some of them seem to be waling to fight far you—but oo matter. Fight you, then, exclusively to save the Union. I Issued the prociamatio• on purpose to aid you in wing the Union. Whenever you shall have communed ell resistance to the Union, if I shall urge you to coolieue fighting, it will been apt time then for you to declare that you will not fight to free Degrees. I thought that in your struggle for the Usion, to whatever extent the owns should own helping the enemy, to that extent it weekeeed the enemy in hie renitence to you. Do you think differiestly ? I thought that whatever negroes can be got to do se soldiers leaves just so much leas for white soldiers to do in saving the Union. Does it appear other. wise to you? Bat negrom like other people, set nee motives. Why should they do anything for us if we will do nothing for them ? If they stake their lives for us they must be prompted by the strongest motive, eves the pro. mite of freedom, and the promise being made must be kept. The signs look better. The Father of Waters again goes uovexed to the saa. Thanks to the great north west far it, Not yet wholly to them. Three hundred miles up they met New England, Empire, Keystone, and Jersey, strew in their 'my right and left. The sunny South, moo, in more colours than one, also lent a hand. Oa the spot their part of the history was jotted down in black and white. The job was a greet national one, and let none be barred who bore an honorable pert in it ; end while those who lave cleared the greet river may well be proud, even that is not all. It is hard to say that anything hes been more lonely or better done than at Antietam, lhafresebeed, Gettysburg, and on many field, of Use note. Nor must Undo Sam's web feet be forgotteu. At all the waters' margins they have been premed—on only on the deep sea, Vaned bay, end the rapid river. but also up the marrow muddy bayou ; and wherever the ground was • little damp they lave beet and made their tracks. nooks to all. pesos does not appear so detent as it did. I hope tt will come eon, bad muse to stay, and so some es le be worth the keeping in all future time. II will thee Tan Baum Romais CATHOLIC idutactwa.—The Turin correspondent of the Tempe states that a short time ego a mask of Clutelleme, near Cromoue, succeeded in per audio, people that he could mire all kind, of complaints and bodily infirmities by miraculous agency. Aided by con federate., he was soot able to boast of a number of pre tended cures ; asides his fame extended numbers of people flocked to him and paid him considerable sums to be relieved of their physical ills. One day the crowd wu ea muck greater than usual that the inhabitants of the place complained to the mayor of the &caudal, and the annoyance it caused them. The monk WIN aummooed to appear before the pre fect, and when amuse 1 of being an impostor, he at once admitted his guilt. The ecclesiastical authorities have since removed him from the place, to the great satisfaction of the municipality and the more enlightened of the inhabitants. Castelleooe is in the kingdom of Italy, and is accordingly under the government of Victor Emmanuel. The corr.- spoodent of the Tonne notices this circumstance, and pointedly drawn attention to the very different spirit in which miracles are dealt with in the States of the Church, where wishing vire= and all kinds of impostures are con. sive& at and allowed to impose epee public credulity. IrtritieranoriAL Rims M ATC IL —A T sTILA IJ A r. EisuLaND.—This much-talked-of match oonintemed yester day miming at the Sudbury Rifle Butts, Derbyshire, the property of Lord Vernon. It is the result of a climates* mint by ()Wain Macfarlane, of Yilaog , South Autralia. whose compsey is 1062 powered the greatest number of marksmen in the colony, and who offered to shoot with ten of his meat against a like number of the company claiming the same Meows in England. One of the conditions pro posedw that each side should shoot at butte where they s. sot been accustomed to practise. Distances, 300, 3110, 400, 500, 000, 700, iioo, and 000 yards. 7 rounds per man at each mega ; rifle, the long Enfield, Yesterday Captain Mundell', of the Ist Robin Hoods (Nottingham), and his ten berme the match, Captain thy, of the Derbyshire Rifles, acting as umpire. The weather on the whole was i fine. but there was a strong wind. The shooting was very good, but it bail not concluded when the panel of our cor respondent was sent off. The Robin Heal esperimoed the greatest kindness and hospitality from Lord Vernon, who provided a magnificent luncheon for them. Nose of the tea had ever before fired a shut at the Sudbury gunge, sod although the Australia= claim to shoot is any position Myna 300 yards, the Robin H oo d s d ec id e d to keep to the regulations-Hythe _positioo. Should the same company peek lightest In Ragland for the number of Ito marksmen, Capella Ilkodaila has decided not to fire again with leas than 20 raso, se tea are not sufficient to test the shooting quality of a company. [Advertisement.]— HOLLOWAY'S PILL/. De spondency. Low Splrits.—The misery occasioned by disordered digestion is unfortunately telt by msay. known to even one Holloway's Pith should be taken to restore health . they dispel ili headache, botunees. muses, 10w... LPirii& 4 1 . 1 symptoms, which indicate the presence of poisonous matter or perverted action. A tonne of the., invaluable purifying Mlle never fagots) removing the causes said consequences of these morbid slgns,without sublecang the sufferer L. MY diesgrmahla restrictions of diet or onlinary pursuit. They strengthen the inontech and brace the nerves Holloway's pills are peculiarly adapted for renovating systems enfeebled by late 'wars, hard lit lag, over Anxiety, or any other errs whist is known to debi litate and exhaust the human constitution, reser v • is expression, the feelings Of the ligielature and the settee. Ramisought to take into amount these sympathiis, cad profit by the lawn which they teach. 3. Prince Gortehakoff lays much streu on the fact, whinh anent be denied, that " the insurgenta demand neither an anntesly, nor as autonomy, nor a representation mom or leo complete." Bat it would be a mistake to suppose that in UMW Of this kind there are only two parties, viz., the government occupied in suppressing the insurrection, and the leaders of the insurgents busy In fomenting and extending it. Be side, these pasties there is always in such cases a large Boating mass who would be quite contented to see persons and property /secure under. just and beneficent adminietra tins. The confidence of this great mass has not been ob tained, said their continued inaction can hardly be depended Ws. Her Majesty's government must again represent the extreme urgently of attempting at once the work of conci liation which ia so neesemry for the general interest. la profit* by the loyel sad disinterested assistemos which is offered her by Austria, France, and Great Brit** the oourt of Ramie swarm to ►ersslt the most powerful molar towards makSag Mess of modem/40a prevail in Poland, sad thus laying the laudations */ perm►wct peace. 4. la referring to the treaty of VlOOlll4 Prince Gortcha koff says that " we should net be ter from the truth if tre ellratsd that the lit Article of the treaty of Vienna was prepared by and directly emanated from his Majesty the Emperor Alexander I." Her Majoity's government testily alma the probability of this suppesitioa. In 1815, Great Britain, Austria. Fromm and Prowls would have preferred to the arrangement deafly made, • restoration of the ancient kingdom of Poland as it existed prior to the IM partition of 1772, or eves the establishment of a new independent kingdom of Poland, wish the same limits as the preempt kingdom. The great army which the Emperor Alexander then had la Poland. the impatient services which Russia had ren dered to the aliases, and, above all, a fear of the renewal of war Is Es ape, combined to make (beat Britain, Austria, and Prowls accept the arrangement proposed by the Empe roc Alexander, although it was, in their eyes ' of the three armament& ia ecetemplation, the one leastlikely to pro dap penaseset pesos sad security in Europe. BM the men hot Majesty's government me in the da dem adopted the prevailing Wham, of Russia, the more they are impressed with the conviction that the Emperor of Ramis ought to he, of all sovereigns, the moat desirous to observe the conditions of that arrangement. It would not be open to Russia to eojoy all the benefits of a large addition to her doniinioos, and to repudiate the terms et the instrument upon which her tenure depends. • See "Correspondence respecting the Insurrection in P oland, 1863," Part IV., presented to parliament July 30, 1863. THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Barr. 15. The reply of Prince Gortchakoff to the Austrian note on the Polish question is brief, and an nounces that a more detailed memorandum will follow. Prince Gortobakoff considers the six points to have been settled by the previous declaration of Russia. He gratefully acknowledges the pacific sentiments displayed in the Austrian note, and shares Austria's wishes for the welfare of Poland. Prince Gortchakoff regrets, however, that the ex pectations based on the diplomatic discussions and their result.s had not been fulfilled, and that the differences of opinion had not been removed. Prince Gortchakoff thinks, therefore, that a further prolongation of these discussions appear, suporfiuous. He finally states that RUSBiII assumes the full responsibility of her sots. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the Reichsrath a communication was m.de from the government, explaining that the arrest of K Rogawski, a member of the Chamber, took place in consequence of information received by the judi cial authorities of Lemberg, to the effect that IL Rogawski had been taken is Aggravate &lido, acting as a member of the Secret Polish Committee. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Sart. 15. Engagement' resulting in favour of the insur gents took plum on the 3rd inst. in Zambraw, in the governmost f Augustowo ; on the 4th, at Zele ohow, in Podolia ; and on the Bth, at Gamow, in the Wojwodaohaft of Plock. Count Ostrowalri, son of the Minister of the Interior, has been arrested, and is said to have been condemned to transportation to Siberia. THE NEAPOLITAN BRIGAND& TURIN, Barr. IS, Drumm The brigands of the province of Basilicata, who were expected to surrender in consequence of the safe-conduct granted to them, have to-day com menced giving themselves np. Some chiefs, amongst whom is the notorious Time, appeared to-day. Numerous othee sur renders are expected to take place to-morrow. TOVITT aod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .P.." at PACKET SHlP.—for LAJOHCISTON Duvet la cnvUl ban taudediale dispatch). Hu wellAntotra SATURNUS. i4da. •1. rfsistat SS ter. T. A. Caranunder. Tbla beastaal vinyl Mil asiabWrid It to the trade by her mild passage oat, and prtaiota a t re r mal" aosatoto opportunity In shippira —Ter freight at pure apply 6, DEVITT and MOOLI. 0, BlWit-NNel.