The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-18 00:00:00

i o u . s2ie. is for England. Enclosed is a Callfbr- I paper, the only one I could pick up. Ths P e ninsular Steam Navigation Company's very slow War Santiago arrived Isere, on Sept. 19, from Callao, with 38 pamengms, bod 603,324 dole. 38c., England, in specie and bullion, in which is in cluded the Chilian dividend. The Santiago brought is passenger, his Excellency General .1. Men autru, consul-general for Pert to London, Ids ry , a phsician, and an side-de-camp, all of w pm proceed. per Thames, to Southampton. William Pitt Adams ' Esq., her 31sjeisty'r Charge d'Affaires at 1 ueio , died on the lit instant of para. Iler Nlsjesty's ' , hip Damietta, will, with leave .tdmiral Moresby, bring down his widow and family en mule to England. A gold mine has been discovered near Iluacho, in P e ro. to which the Santiago tok some 200 edema tunes about a month ago. all of whom have returned ilt.gn , ted , having found large quantities of quarts, tot little gold, end very difficult to get. The silver mines of Copiapo continue to be very productive. The Pannma Railway Company continue their se ek with a few hundred hands from the province dc, o rhagena, from the creasing of the river towards tiorgona, v.hich place they hope to reach by the commencement of nes: dry season, say about nest. the total amount of specie and bullion shipped r‘r lharnis, this voyage, will be 997,728 dots. 63e. .111 v United States steamer Cortes arrived here, from Nov York, on the 13th inst., having made the re markably short voyage of SO days from that port to this. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, ;nom be tbriorn's .Veraeletik lootellirerer.) liissowsux (J,otaies), September 24. The con‘umptim of Soar, meal , sad rice. has receded to conoilsrabie estsiit under the pkatiful applies of native Sre *bith are sow coming to nauket Ou the other the almost entire disappearance of small-pox from th, ts has nested • resival of the demand for dry sad pickled fi , h, and • Wr anon - t of husincss might have bees done in those articles WA receipts been proportionate to the existing inquiry. The pr .Juce market has Wes very quiet, and very huk has h. en 41 sees for export. BOAS or.—A4T.Anc..l Irises in England - have not pit bees productive of nor tic: 0., this market. The stock is yet considirahlr, sea drat ma unimportant. F l a:6u e,-.-We have not heard of any operations. Outs.—American may be quoted at to 1 per cent. per ▪ Ihnablociii. are nut in d. mond. t.i —ld is freely siren loran that is procurable. Consumptims appears to have fallen off, and preca ars tic, ding. Holders an anxious to ilea: their bands at reduced rates, but so asks of any moment have occurred. Iti s.-1,4. per gallon, short price, for 21 proof is very ▪ aeraily J. maadctd and given. The °pennon' sine. our Poet have net torn very important. St..to.-21s. has been paid fora lot of fair quality. Pito r operations have °scarred at 204. to 24. for goad to hne The pales include a parcel of dark for the Northeast. .., —No operations have transpired. hove n. t beard of any sales. s. -On London Jamaica Bank, 90 days. I Yer rent Colonial Bank. 90 days, 3 per cent. On New ork. Nu opetattons to report. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. TUE KAFFIR WAR. A summary of the following received by electric telegraph. appeared on Saturday in the Express: Ito Saturday morning the General Screw Steam 'hipping Compan,•• vessel Bosphorus, Captain H. It. Benson, anited at Plymouth with mails from the Cape of Good Hope, St. Helena, Cape de Verde, &c., in charge of Captain Benson, with seas from the Cape tt the 6th of September. llie Ittisphoros is an extra mail steamer. On her eutumil toyage she left Plymouth at 4 p.m. on the nh July, arriving at St. Vincent at S a.m. on the ;:h August, from which she started nabs at 6 p.m. so the totb, and arrived in Table Bay at half-pnat am. on the 2nd inst., performing the voyage in 36 days and a hall She experienced a very heavy gale S.E. trades, with head winds and heavy seas, until 23 deg. south, and on the 31st ult. the wind blew very strong from the westward. Her run out has therefore been exceedingly good. The Bos phorus spoke the ship Mobile, from Liverpool, bound to Iletbouroe, with emigrants, on the 12th August, all well. Also the following vessels : on the 29th July, the barque Glenmore, standing to the south ward; on the let August, the Dutch ships Vier Oc hre/den, from Cardiff, and the Beto, from Rotterdam, to Batavia, and on the 10th, the Athena, standing to the southward. On her return home the Bosphorus left the Cape oo the 6th of September, t 6 p.m., arrived at St. Helena on the 16th, and left again the sense day, arrived at Ascension on the 19th, left the muse date, arrived at St. Vincent's on the 28th. and was detained there coaling until the Ist of October. She brings a general cargo, and the following passengers from the Cape :—Liest.-Col. Percival. 12th egi ment; Cat t ßelgrave, R.N.; Captains Dick, d ie d L 1., and • hy, 12th Foot, and Mart* 43th Eng" meot; Mr. atterson, It N.; Min Cooper, /ha Brown and infant, Mrs. Perks (2), Mr. Perks, ORS. Brooks (of the Hector, wrecked on the coast), amid Maws. Irwin, Newton, and Holden; and hem Ascension, Mr. Cohen. The Bosphorus left in Simon's Bay, Sept. 6th, the following vesselsg there pt navy H. M. steamer Hydra, 6 guns, Comman Belameer IL IL Int =tine Dart, 4 guns, Lieut. Hoskins; H. M. steams. Ithschimanthus, 4 guns, Master-Csamender Belems H. M. ship Serinppatarn (coal depot). H. M. steamer Styx, Commander Hall, sailed from Illimen's Bay, September Ist, for the Buffalo. The Isliew ing were expected at Simon's Bay: H.M.S. Meander (44 guns), Commodore Talbot; H.M. at. frigate Arrogant (46 guns), Bombay; H.M. it. troop ship Vulcan (14 guns), Commander Van Damp, Mauritius sod Australia.—Ategost 21. Royal Mad see-st. Harbinger, 921 tons, J. W. Lane, from Ply mouth, July 13; St. Vincent, July 28 ; and Ascen sion, August 7, to this port, Poet Us* and India. lbo Harbinger left the Cape August 26th, kw the Mauritius, Ceylon, and India. She was he sine danger whilst at Table Bay from a severe gals. bat fortunately sustained no damage. Sept. 8. The Bos phorus spoke the ship La Belle Alliance, from Bom bay bound for the north, in lat. 30 deg. 30 min. S., lon. 13 deg. 19 min. E. At Ascension, on the she learnt that the Royal Mail serew-eteamie bad coaled there, and had left thirty-six More before the arrival of the Boapborea. The people of the island were much delighted with the Lady Jocelyn. Commodore Braces was daily ex pected at St. Helena, from the coast. Sept. 24, the Bosphorus . spoke in lat. 9.2, long. 17.29 W., the Aus tralia= Mail steamer Cleopatra, 17 days out, all well. Sept. 28, the Indiana, OGee nnee ral Screw Company's vessel, with the September mail. from Plymouth tor Caps and India, put into St. Vincent's, and sailed again on her voyage ea the Ise of October She had experienced very rough weather, but is reported a well. Oa the 7:1 of October, Mr. D. Patterson, ens o the pa/wagers by the Barham. late melets' awietaat of her sNi:sty's ship Bagikl, said henliasi home, did of cesemaptites The mews by the Peepherve is ratty mach of the sues ehareeter as by redo= amnia The follow kig extracts ken the pops &rat& the principal piste of interest : The Cap nom Merl gives the following rearlei el the events of the month preceding the despatch of the mail : The preset* sweat of the war, diaries the past ratmoth, he hen the einem el Lieet.Oematel Cadent, at the head of • WOW Osisa• of imp. mei Meet 1,000 blfehers, mem Übe Reln less die wordese, tithe amegsishe hob, thief Yep, he berm the demellel keel. ar treat plate " of that ebb" mei eleeetura ee at Kole Willia•ll:3 l 7d abasellieeet after trapterfel OMS esesey's soft lhs m e humeri Mu the Mama, the Vent when the had beta issued le mama* aa he A Avow the any day be bei lied Nellie& of a to , ath previously, I* that pompom Dare* he perm awards the Kei, twee newsegers tbes tbe abler leashed ere stated that they wen Ma le esti+, meths presence ed the steeps. sad te her tie ase's wort." imy weft mat talk tba hiri4 l rawer. "That the troverstor bei mat le leered the pognoot of tbe it of 11. caws intend by tat terser_ 'meow that list memo had prod due the gnat die( pee his word thst antes. the sub iimawded were paid within that tine Ise *add brie, • bemire eleramede red take than. Bet hell bed nee Wok am Amok ,daere Ism; end the See bat eel b eta pa id , me i O m ni i t s ill is tke Armies. Under, its that the peal chief boa sew awe to take tht hie, sod as sub awe nuts a wiU ;ay kw the trot if kir et MEOW, as aso to punk& KroU for sending beck Ids litter. However, iYreli would, with the doe impend, serteoder his pence to be kept ia safety till the (hikes Moe the Kel, the 'overact would belt the troops, sad seed the buglers beck to their hosts. To this the nieseengen replied, that the Ilse might be paid, but that Knit would set meresier." The hoses tiespreeaeded to ester Keel's country, as estrumbasi put Ming left at the Beata, to secure 00•111111- shades littll the sees y. Advancing In two calla ens of hasher% easil kraals:v. = they reached Cruet's 1 sai i s , seigtawasen.d of Kreli's plus, es the 11th ; sad daybreak es the follow's( moralise. " Ilia Et eal/e•ey led a hoes of selliset sauseth t ea.pee.d estitely a cassial usar with the escepeoe of fear WS. peal. , of the Mb MOsiest, as support, apes Kreli's great whisk wee heed deserted, and we, hunt, without the essay Arran Ithesself." Os the 13th, the learghen, troops, and tevies, a two easinne, ••••• Ural.-oat. . Napier sad Michell, were dee =is pareit of the many's stile, of which be was te pews beeseees bowie; and although the peat mans of *en bed nready bees drives bared reeeb, meetly isle doe timelMep et Unsling, which, for some remora, the Meese wore Wham to sear, the large somber above ineeissed were brought into camp within a few days. Of *watt UN vsi re captured by Napier's alms, including UM tees by the &merest, Kuno, sad other burghers, sedge their Commandants Kruger and Vas Audi, cad lad by the burettes of Albany, Pert Elisabeth, mad Wee William's Town, under Contruadants Rtubbs sad Cenway. 1,300 head were also takes by Michell's aninun, and 300 by detached patrols of burghers and Tolman teer Fingoes. The only casualties reported are, One &nil lery man killed and one wounded ; having hern imbed upon and asegaied while acting, unfortuutely, as deems of captured cattle. The prompt sad spirited UMW a which so large a body of the Eastern burette,' had tweed oat in arms at the Governor's call, was warmly acknow ledged by his Nuellency. is a General Order, es the 2let *lies he dismissed them to their stepective carry ing with them not only his Vasa be their sieritoriens eoushiet, but alto the selfatighetiest of haZi s : l leg subjects responded to his a Ilk Emily declared that by the inertias lithe dem lease ma r of nine days, the ewe be had is view is invading Med% country sad punishing that chief lad bees aeresgiblied. He then withdrew the troops cad retused to Yine WS. liam's Town. Some seeped' and disappointment are expremed on the frontier, at this speedy terneutien of the empeditios he which such 'rem reepsratient were made; and various newt are assigned for the teeters of the weeps. withese having elicited any appeerance of saterieslea es the part of Herb, who, it is generally believed, will have by this tints resumed his former quarters; the work of a few been ea. Icing to re enesunst the cluster of straw buts *I rob cattle fences which hem his greet place." Oa meee said to be, the' the meta took the prestaties to Mae his retreat by burning the r am ca in every dileaties baled am, thus rendering perish val impreetiseble . It le OM stated that some of the sad ether ntmhbeseime tribes have bees mbeklimed and meippegmed to faresag the costmeasime thief sa il, in Left Orme. "eat his so." Ihe most general insprestien, however, is , thee under soy eirenmengesta, puce will sleety be piselainal by the Governer; and that, banes dimployed to the herder tribes the overwhelming lira whisk be is popish to ben against them, he will sew esdoemour to alley the stormy elements, and assert, ender NMI elites that authority over our savage ssfgbMsn which is ess ential to the very existents, et the ineity. sad which every month's continuance of this egissenhis werfare seems but more and more hopelessly to iterlormise and weaken. This view appears also to be confirmed by the circumstance that his Excelleney intends, it is believed, to return, early is Osseher, to Cape Town, where strain of importance will hem mgeire his presence. TM* thew events were occurring beyond the border, the isbabitonts of the more exposed districts of the colony have need no cessation of the dangers, loose, and rpetssl alarms, which have been their 1•• ever sine, the end of the war. Sandilli and asessers still held the and the Waterkkia, and melt wan of thee follow s% la concert with the rebel Hollestete soder U.. eerstisse to harem the sassily. lbehilesed , by the heewe Muses of no may of the hag as hem their beam numerous depredations have been aseileel by thee daring the month, any detail if whisk mead he tamed Ihe limits of this summery notice. Ia the selab• besehend of Fort Beaufort, is particular, the mew WWI hien troublesome. Is Lower AMMO Mg of Graham's Town, same of the me disks analmed datiag the war have lately besbeeppi trated.aest the prestasooleolleliet,e tee Ile IllapiAlth lassta.llooolllpi *sae pa. assay eileglished, who, Moravec. maser le bate service is following up and pusishbe the sereadon the Somerset district, various night attacks have bees be upon ism homes, and cattle swept et. The last sements received from that quarter need* that a somber of Farmers had timed a party of lieleselet rebel marandere to their lair in one at the Fists Elms Ids" mod Wad four, severely wounding . two, sed= s ese primeser, from whom some rather sepreiest wee ribbed. He stated "that there are very hes astlasasea in the Water klhof, sad that Uithander end lis fellemen are in the datatola, hat they are eat of pwder." He adds, " that Maesso is in the bat is also short of ammunition ; and that both be sad his tsstM followers have abandosed all hope of MINN ie their insane out break. They would gladly submit," he stores, were they ,are of being spared, but, as kis, they are obliged to Meal to live." Throughout the waters distriete—the Cape Proper— Awe pews happily prevails, a most eseettetie and WIMP skate nopesso las been made by the ishabitents to the =leir the Umtata& vOreesser Mr seassumse to their heehaws tee bed pseeteird esjela the assesedee lode( la the SAL Pubes ersteps wow leasellatsgy het k newly ovary twos and allip le the week sad dew dm of ,wary, arms, busses, ensisanesb, &e., wens heft eel amensealy see. The Mel smut aollessal it Is Ingest ik yet tome as ever, pest stitwine is Ma lute hen all pars et the emetry. it was she =N ,:ith estbe sessialty, at ores tibia easels" est the assusts senmelbeil deed be glued anseser sadly at the awe of the ppovenor, se la by his apple Is say way be sight dee adtabes heevdper asosangles the volestsen wee his conissed. neasiessetavassr, hewer, distinaly epees* he hi deem es the sub. Jot, that the speed bed bees made by emelt without resuesse the grams I end thee as i a=l2 might be dome i s esseelsesso would *peso spas the marmot chary usasseability. The eternal alkin of the aim_ ermine to be ate dead widget emilsoist so twee at any Med. Al imesay, eft, awe wheveeised ban the peek wed, • efts awful epee el imiaM leannealine, allele OM weds IMO •• 1•60•1•1111, mese = Wesel Are, es Edge the bilitp l * gete q, lbw bereft aid, of Hr. lland hum i seas Lae the leisy. The ishabl=brins• sire deeply amine is m ake 0a the hem arenread is masa est the seeledia bet aisidesse Ilessad pude is asealtakesi will the osesisty tea thebanse rant aas seam Wade vatted, they walk he _pals the arrival el thereat *sow of this Of the exialeres cad smog* of Me lellit i lsojs p e l f , the selashe LestAleseesee h as pee he the wee ea War he ease ea wataletne. leg Mee ; sad is reply to' weep erapprateatary a• drams yeasoste his, be Ye empbeihdly &Wend sad suileated the int. to 11 liana is felt La the sera which le bibs sleds in amedeuelke eon ; the keg spontsaost laves altered • 1•1/0/1 of lea ter the diseelseg ef this premises meteeiS is the Webby el any W . is 1111 b *i beau. ig:alle a rth s l ir peagl a tesdis Ileptll= l7 lb:Z lei the adiesey lbeetillen ' the Gas asehials e pee% aro hops ass aeleMeted ask t %e gore or erlstret sip/ ell yet be amp beajles sill r= . /slO set dews tan the Waseideke lisseles asseletles to be eon selpisre et kw. 06•11/ff boo. lemeger plat eiplibestly to pt eallatle between the ambit taw sal the palsoia piles of the atm Wks& is Raw death ten • peat airman has bra to the endemics at Gee wed by the lately realised he the Limbs media Id the okay be ern Hate se the slg ga zil sails ate keg sok ia Ole v.'', of Mingling. Yee Alias hay ease, the wad ingested kneed the three Met guar ten of the inspet year eases& to eke s grew of a sa 7M =Mem perbees week wit eimbable mew lardy, est a aide keasse of 1N... Irani vet ease rod. Efforts are Risk %deg made le pee& he lb* isearity while is sae part o 1, miles its hsiu of refuge, dasegithe earsaselfaa ate enteeetimi teekestar ; sad reblense aosiessig 'spaded bee tho Mane et the elazi ax s Ill e sseast, If set bin Ibe loped Is els keg biked inappossient...whlsh ig = eat Wi wi heressod is =r a r a = le Ikea or ante en yes the abip lytegil4 Mies tbspialeg *in sailboat tee THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER N. 1852. It seers to be folly nodeesred, that it is OM Werke of tile Governor to nobs another Wert silo KIWI NSW try. at a suitable opportunity. Sass the issalass foe the Hsi expedition have resolved ups vadmiss dr arcs and other shotentrentents which have bass Mt Wits whin teen; but the homey from the espouse sad risk assessardy attendant upon Inept', will be sold as sur se lb. ratter an be conveniently maw& The male. b is will realise vary fair prices—they art said IMP be gli rr i a condition. Boum arr . gligisfu s t s ealet salEfalike EOM %Tiff has hrigs. wee in gent ismamll mililledoe& The Omen Edam sidel maIL TY Ina hainhi__ApsilAbms gives th e following blur .1811 Moe whirs to some new din fa the Great Salt LW Bashi : it lea be Nmembwred that Lila Seem umemeader et di% Berge at FM Mier. semi mace garbed est gin the hew. of tie Ems N. gpm. " erg" 6 " f=°:Vof poliellthag the Treumus. Aid • tribe of i lms had Mei very Web Who The ==d lart ih t s k e e s. = t eare di rl ie tte a lle l e Salt UM. Nome determined tor wed flea, • at the head w a te rs of elea Maisd. called the ass, frees a tribe of India's' khabbiag the eastern dope et th• Siam Nevada. Oa their way they met with several Mime et Imileas. with wheels they lad en sash sissies dedated them. They then Into the ▪ wed beyond, sod mplered a mica possessing remark- Abate sae ha Bud twenty soles met et Mariposa they hued a lake (net laid down is the OWL Sine sixty mete b With sad twenty or thirty is beembli. This they called Kona Lake. Into it eapty Gm or di fresh-water mem.. one or two of which are et emoitisenble magnitude. TM him itself I alkaline, and combs so Sib ; Its margin is esensted with sidlipstrit and other soh; and it is situated on the border et tote' great Salt Lake lei. There is great absoleame at wooer level, geese and benne, and docks as the Ames, adea the plats ea wuntlise of harm and Whet geom. NOT the lake grows the leas Is user, white the lodises eabdst upon. There le she the neigh bonehead PM. el huge u a turkey, and Liget. bloom essential in Minn spelimens of this as well es ether ape ' des sepias, white me sew M Pert Miller. ' The bud is very het% es the herders 460 Sillelait hat tleLfte are generally sandy end mid. Them Is • east of oaks and pines saleable tea beliding meat important feature is the dismossim that have been mom & is, that it is nest pedlimly amertelnail that gold suite lured the Sierra Nom& is great abamisass; and Lieut. Pierre has brought with him rotten very ridgy iiiheed with the precious metaL lie mem 1 seventy.lve mike 111•111 of Mesa Lake, aid band the country all albs some charecese.4mge timber, isimatULl fresh water sorimm• mime beaks were clothed with the meet hruniewl esker—mismal deposits and mineral =lThe manamin orge Sa n the semen time et the imas h eery sad is ressarhshis for lir evidence It been attn. There ere three gelbar abaide ks the lake, astePesod entirely Mina. MIS ampasy took several Mona Indium priessism who to be very much frightened at the appeemase of whet, men. They are evidently M a Mame woe from the put of the Caledonia Indian., emabing a way antenna lesoate, lensayge, Navin . streagly ranked Semen - hatares, and are mimest white. It hes Were imen mated that • white rant at Wilms lived beyond the meemteks, but the feet hes weer ben positively esserteleed. while in the vaLey the wommend were twice attacked M the eight. Os me of Mass occasions Capt. Crosby (of this sky) had Me hone killed under Min—a fine animal—valued et SOO deb. The grieslies are numerous among the hill% end the seam Semen was attacked by the monsters. buteuemeded la knead him, though only armed with a pistol. From Valparaiso we hare advice, to the 2nd of September. The question of the Islas de Lobos formed the chief topic of conversation of the day in Peru. Congress had resolved to defend tho pro perty of the republic against any foreign aggression; and three war-steamers were about to ho placed under the command of General Deustus for that pur pse. The news from the mining districts was highly flattering. The exportation of silver from Copispo during the month of July amounted to 43,903 marks, and during the first six months of the year to 160,647 marks—total for seven months, 204,346 mark*, not including about 130,000 marks of silver ore. The different vessels of the Flores expedition had been disarmed at Paita, and the principal leaders (Generals Wright and Guerra) had received notice to leave the country. General Flores had arrived at Valparaiso, and taken up his residence in that city. It was proposed to commence the opening of the railroad from Val paraiso to Santiago in October. The telegraph con tinued to afford great benefit to the mercantile com munity. Several vessels are taken up for Australia. The steam-ship Quito had on freight 31,000 dole. for the payment of the Anglo-Chilian debt. From Equador we learn that General Urbana had been elected President ad interim. Via Valparaiso and New York, we have advice* from Port Philip to the 28th of July. The British barque Enterprise had arrived at the former port for a cargo of flour and provisions. The mines continued to increase in richness and the yield of gold was very great, further discoveries being made in all directions. Provisions of all kinds were scarce and h. easiness generally at Valparaiso was good. Pro visions were scarce, and high in price. Coals were in good demand. the arrivals since last advice were about 2,400 tons, of which 1,000 were on Californian account. Two cargoes had been sold, one at 20 dole, and the other at 22 dole. per ton. Freights had varied little. The last engagement to Great Britain bad been mode at 21. 17.. 6d. to 31. ss. per ton. The intelligence from Havannah via New York, at hand by the ANN s is to the 30th ult., and its character smelting sad interesting. The Captain- General Omsk coothesse most austere in putting down with a strew arm every symposia: rebellion against tbs Speakk government. sad Amnia'. t° exhibit bitten' haft wheel the people Amnia'. The emppremism ef ausaMiWes of AMseleme Viers in Cuba Same am impulemt part of his eMaatfaas in that direction. On eh, arrival of the Animism ship Cornelia, she was Ward by order of Canada sad her letter sad Newspaper bogs spied GM memeseked, at whisk a poetise al the Ansel= peers is easesimemtly euraged. All the Atomism stearrehipa ea their arrival at and departure from Cuba, art Asbed by the police, whose deportment towards the Gibers of the ship IS reported to be most Woking. It aps i that Amide, the printer of the Yeses 11 the e, had bee, garrotted on the 29th alt, and that would probably undergo the am miasma. Finks communications has the seathira aides of the Uaked States, written !y a rns, Ng* _impeetabia, &ay eon with aiseelailems who elfeet It b e. reported is the invades if the blood of Cala. INTELLIGENCE. __ NEW TOBY. OCT. 8. The costaterelal wire W the Attlee Is of a ray metier* Lary shower ; a brisk earl sets:prides bushier gor s e forwird at New Test alo d the ether tensor el the tralted awes. Itiew, however, war la New' is. eboximat, sad rasher bleier rases deewsbi. Trim . for 211 doselpsisas opt &mamma stock swedwowl were in whisk geed mho hill bola meas..' TM hash, were lese 42 deemed, sad he whit lower priest were elasiwed. In the maguey dui at NOW Yew Tag: mat led *waned taw the deartree et the whisk bed Mali the nest blase hieriet and data is halelly— thee st he whist et he etiebeesed awl areuthe mem. tile Om et Boma Wake" being a shibelsor es he es trus et 160,010 &hem It is repealed het Iso,ooo albs am bed. previous se Ow Atriea's alb& boa seroweed. Asaaa.—Tbere bee been a way ildrisowei6-Poie USW Iteas se t g at ? dgis. to 4.1111 4le aid emit l2llleia Is breedmalls bet Me wee hies I. , . Ow, meal, or lodise sera. dad wee* prises of lash In the skis by the Pude hid less beady seradeed. Correa.—ls the staple snide et Mesa there was bet Iltde de l se The meriat as New Yoh is. an abewhatly Ctillse hoiden wave_ eat maks seise. bet weislep 'advisso bees Utopia nil sew eiallisties ao• mate sesame to be meshed as to he malt -et the hob ,sesii4 sew heat were parte eV the endue* Ole ► the sr sesate elate hit like ben deseeed b e mei* doeh i nist, ha Other reports Aka hat the be way large, end Ow quality unlike*. 'Cr resolved allies pets I se a way aapeder quality, awl this. owes to be fns the tease et the advisee, not rwilied by Menet, a metals that She ems will altssllisa eielyiet sathered Oh Veiled igr as Ow ratiry of the Atria has Yak the Mese were--Per New Weems mad .11•101• 4 3 . 111 e . Ile to 12; U_pleads sold. fairs. fair, 10p to NMI. STOXPIr-Ffit sespeatise the dowead Ow , i t riese at dein ere has. • geed basin= la data. k et amain aG the adverted Mee polies* , _ — PaOvistons.—Fes pea there ere lbw traasasibas, sag these at lower toss. la bat • bar babas is gang is the arrivals al the new supply, the ell ha isdi in pia and tamead. Bata is nesswpistainl ad prises lower. Lard b is pad asessai. Ivrea sugeas of tb. potato thews were preadrat is Vbgais rk Le o however , expected that there will be a large asp h gag esaditka: neared. - 7 --- - 91191011T.—Nombial, business fair. Exceisas:.—O Enema, 1101 to I ; Paris, 613; Bream, 79 to f; Hamburg, 36} to #. „ ROYAL COLLEGE OF 8171CIEONS.—The fonowing gentlemen were admitted members of the college on the Ibth Inst.—Messrs. Matthew Morris, Haverfordwast, Pem brokeshire; Edward Archibald Midulesbip, Ron. •East Indio Company's service, Bingo; Charles Davenport, Wsliord, Oloucestenhire ' • Thomas Henry Chmtle, Bur ford, Osfordshirel James Winter, Dublin , Robert Austen Allen, Stewart's 'Town, Tyrone; James Nicholls, Treken ning, Cornwall ; Robert William Cockerill, Bromwich ; Ames Ingham, Ilelxlenbridge, Yorkskir' • ; Stephen Done gan, Cork; Jame Crowder Esstcott, St. Pancras; and Carl August Ludwig Boner, London. At the same meeti ng o f the c tort Mr. John Walrond Cleave passed his examine lion for naval surgeon—this gentleman had previously boon admitted a member of the college, his diploma hearing date March 3, 1848. LATEST FROM TIM BEAT OF WAR, - - - - - A supplement to the Ompe Iltwo lfail, dated Sept. 6, contains the followieg West intelligence from the meat of war:— Tows, Sass. 2, ISM —You will already have bees made aware from the papers of Tuesday, that Hie limellissey the averaer arrived at Fart Beat hrt on Saturday last. He was escorted hem Kieg WIIYui Town by attest Mesa lascon—rather small Sens with with& to bemires as easmy's conatry. By bitten eseeiwed tram Kelarlaad, we learn that estrogas are Min imaimatled, fami is the very prosimity of the towns and pmts. Wear Feet Grey lately, thirty heed of cattle were canted off, and, ot two soldiers who merely went oat at the Fort for water, one was abet by the lurking sad wily toe. Withis two miles of Kiag William's Town, • span of exon bad bees taken from one of Mr Thaekwray's waggons. It le hoped sad expected the Gomm, will leak a little *betty into these sad sills, again. Last evening the grateful intelligence was received that the Albany Volunteers had arrived in safety with their bird et cattle, about 2,000, at Botha's Hill, about six mills hem boom This morning, a party of about 60 of the ales, es Mime, reached tows, to the peat jay of their rela tives ssd Meads. These seen nun os Saturday asd re live* disk Massedes, who will then be allowed the same ratAm*** cattle are net to be sold until Monday. clay meals to pees where limy are till Mist mei. la quits •••••••zy to keep • vigilant watch over tbeak elborsrlee dm* would be • great risk of may of the. beig ssib abotrarted by the prowling parties of the essmogy. all seems tolerably quiet Jost ow, pt oosullool issetamese that wear, in whisk smell goolft of Kin ee Molloolois ose Noy are sallteleat messeimiloop the eslasiste .assay b by sto sesame of these tagaboada. THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. At half-psst three yesterday afternoon the British and North American Itqal Mall steamship Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived in the Mersey from New York direct, with the usual mails, 80 passengers, and specie to the amount of 684,000 dollars on freight. 11w Africa sailed from New York at 10 a.m. on the 1 6th instant. _ . The Atlantic, Captain West, mired at New York on the god, and the Asia, Capt. Lott, on the Gth, as the Africa sailed. _ _ Madame Sontag was still in New York, and had given four concerts. She was to have gone to Phi- • ladelphia on the 11th, where several musical soc ieties were making arrangements for welcoming her upon her arrival, and escorting her to her hotel. Madame Alboni had given her first concert in New York, and I met with a most enthusiastic reception. Catherine I I Hayes was at Beaton, making arrangements for going to California. A great excitement had been created in the busi ness community by the announcement that the house of Brown, Brothers, and Co., one of the most exten sive concerns in the country, had lost through the dishonesty of their cashier, Mr. George W. Bowen, • son of one of the members of the Philadelphia branch of the firm, the enormous sum of nearly a quarter of a million of dollars. The rumour proved true, as the firm have preferred a complaint against their cashier before Ja.tice Osborne, charging him with embezzling at various times during the past two years sums to the amount of about 220,000 dole. A warrant was issued for the arrest of the accused, and placed in the hands of officers of the Lower Police Court, who served it, and brought Mr. Bowen before the magistrate. lie stated that he had control of the financial department of the concern, and that he was vested with a power of attorney to sign checks and transact all bank accounts foe the firm. Mr. David A. Comstock, of New York, was also under arrest, charged with having received a large amount of money from Bowen, knowing it to have been felo niously embezzled. An investigation had been held, but was not decided upon when the steamer sailed. A "difficulty" occurred at a public meetingat Ports mouth, Norfolk, ou the 2nd inst., between the Hon. Henry A. Wise and J. G. Holliday, the President of the Whig Association. The " lie " was given, and blows were exchanged, when their friends interfered and restored order. A duel was anticipated. Two fires were kindled at Moyamensing, Phila delphia, on the Ist. The Layfayette Hoge Company were out, but, expecting to be attacked, they left the ground, escorted by the members of the Moyamen sing Hose Co. In Fitzwater -street, near Tenth, the carriage was assailed by members of the Washington Engine and Franklin Hose Companies. Bricks and stones were thrown, and pistols discharged. The members of the Lafayette Company left their car riage, but rallied, and assisted by their escort, put their assailants to flight. Thomas Little, an adher ent of the Washington Company, and formerly a Cuban prisoner, was shot in the abdomen. William Harvey. of the Franklin Company, was stabbed in the back, and severely wounded on the head. From Canada we learn that the Canadian govern ment had voted the loan of 400,000 dollars in aid of the sufferers by the terrible fire which lately occurred in the city of Montreal. The steamship Prometheus, Captain Sellew, arrived on the afternoon of the 3rd from San Juan del Norte, with Nicaragua correspondence from that port to the 20th, and the Gaceta of Costa Rica to the 4th ult. The political news from Costa Rica is of little in terest, but it appears that the country is rapidly pro- gressing. By the last steamer from Europe, the report arrived at Costa Rica that the government of her Britannic Majesty had determined to send a consul, oe charge d'affaires, to the republic of Costa Rica. The Oeceta contains two very remarkable articles upon the future of that country, which it predicts will become one of the most enlightened and liberal in its relations with foreign nations. The same newspaper styes, also, a report from Gautemala. It appears that on the 12th of August General Chiquimula departed with some soldiers in the direction of &cam which was threatened by robbers. He encountered them at Cordoncillo, and killed several of the highwaymen, and the others passed on to the frontiers of Honduras, and took re in the mountains. The general pursued them, 1 but be was not permitted by the authorities of Hon dares to enter into that state, and was forced to re turn with his divides. The s and Nicaragua geverument had selected the Web ter Crump.. pejo*. The donee et r4estise bae ha ttbses published in the eillehd papas. sad is es a Tae Dizzeroa or TKO leap OF NICARAGUA TO ITS _______ Iris a& as the Legidative Amiably has decreed the knowing: The &aids sad Chamber of Representatives of the state of Nicaragua is eineohni, Artiste I. The Maar it doss not assehe Immallimat er APE holg ar Itaw• masga ta gieg iradamTilk balk WNW, Illessetary of hoes of the II Meese, end his J. F. Cis/masa, Ram lizotweelleary , Iflifese of Ise &Weals Idejseey sad ia =ll the higamdmales Warm Oats Neu et, and the stipends. et* liseggehe emit. Articled The we of Nharegue is dispelled to have the senior stertedg e s estw eennestioa with the palate inantioaed, arlsinstere. Ami.brite slob ef Nkomo& protests selnealy gigot as haisa faterfinease in the steles et its prom inent. sad spinet the nn a how to owe, its will or vio late in rieds. Oben la the Roll of Seism of the lipase of Represen tatives, Managua, July 14, 16!1. Ammar Avans, Rep. Prat. =Caudle I Bahasa, I To the Exigently', Nall of the IsWs Ransgas. Jut, 18,1881. Manna It. Mom" &nob beet. J. De J. Rohl/no, 1 ammo saw. T. Cisme, Therefore, let it be executed. J. L. Prxxoa, %press Mester of the Govsysineat of N intrigue. hisaegas, Jell 19,1869.—A eras copy. CASTILLOI4 Ikefalll7 of YONS4II Affairs. The following mink' are front the Now Yore, Herold : Taos sods this 111.aland stamp Se asks as Ultima &ass . yaw to Mak mama M Nara Amnia. Ma Was Salo of Nampa. Mama by the sneer, to wash eke hei ameba qudedirke sawn, bee babe the beide miesialmai ani weemeddly. We meet Amin bee lames nod ftWewi her eenenmey. ma we harm abe wII inientnei thet the atesent ef the Amman geneeement Imam bee ha • semeedee d Mt raw was net anis wia tbanaseies of Ihe peon @Me United Steen Ifs Maw manse ef this b neat dmis die ease 'lndians rani by the pebbled's eras di pease thdegbeed the emery. Palle hen en odes - t seesseel = el stu the = am eall whieh wirta ther siassigMMw. Dilostsess Yee. ..y le mask AM, ad man me eingeoesien in aim to memo the ordeal ani alma sewed ef the ly atine, tetee. is ariiesele• of by den Tbeitb el Ya menseily mark • mew en is ear let% g m u nes we wan a all lirelthOina ea the h it implies • lens mad spa lb. Webster cease. we Mbar Man the Obi setae of the above de em. It mama the pal di MOM 41/1 'Molt has lately been toe mush la eight a is the MW .ends of oar ennuent. It Ls wall that we shad be reminded of our day. By this arrival we harm that the Anisekaa steam ship Ohio, and two other Amebas sainmses, bad arrived at New York with panniers and specie, via Panama from California, one of whisk had two millions of dollars in gold dint. The Catania was to Lave Ban Fransins• as the Ist of , with about 2,400,000 dollars in goll4ast, the assonat in the hands &pas sengers. The total shipmanta of gold from Ban Francisco by steamers and sailing vess b inns the ' let of January to &inseam. (sight months) had been 29,196,966 dols. Quarta-orashing was being de veloped with success. Bickner was rather prevalent in some districts. The screw-steamer Pioneer had been totally lost. The passengers were saved. The emigration by way of the plains was extensive. The news from the mines was very favourable. At one place a piece of gold weighing 26Ibs. had been picked CANADA. Our eorroopoodent writes u follows : QUEBEC, OCT. 2. Amenities measures introduced for the consideration .i stsa theßonee of Assembly there have been two impoetent Imes sines my last letter. Ow of these is a bill is, lagewelag the eaperientation of the province and shift labs* awl die ether for reforming the seigniorial Num. Bath at thew bills have been introduced upon the a the government. se L ain r kir epeeeentativea In the House of Assembly for the preview of Owada, awarding to the proposed reform,: are is somber Hey wee-Wt to be from Upper Canada, and ow-half hew Lagar Clasade. The present number is 84, taken Is weal propsedsos from either section of the pro vince. At preneat Una tonna 4 . '44 membeis, tat under the prepared robes, dine or four of these will be com- Mont he dot see; while hip cities will elect two. In this weemaer the Weis at the bill is population, but still keeping the arbor and agrieeltarel Interests apart as tar es , so as to allow MO Independent representation. rh m ene llil le to be one member to as average of 1.1,C00 of the It i lte d raigularial Swan Bill is carried, which I think it will be, it will be a reform of immense importance to Loner Canada. The subjest Is one of great difficulty, but which affects only parts of Lower Canada, and those the /*reach portions Welly. This seigniorial tenure is not uuhke the copyholds in England. A proposition be. been made, in a series of retolutions proposed by the government, to make the Legislative Conned elective. We haws had north-east wintlijately, which have brought in large Beets of full ship'. THE SEARCH FOR SIR J. CAPTAIN KENNEDY. Admiralty, Oct. 15, 811e,—I have received and laid before my Llrds Comusiamismen of the Admiralty your letter of the 9th inst., ' resierdag your arrival from the Arctic seas, and I am to =atit you that my Lords ars greatly obliged for the • information you have been the means of conveying to them from the squadron under Capt. Sir Edward Belcher's orders, and their Lordships have further to thank you for the interesting details of your own proceedings. My Lords would wish to express their sense of the exer tions made by you in your arduoes (Mills to discover truces of the miming expedition, and would be glad, s'iould the opportunity offer, if you would convey to your gallant com• ride, Mona. Ballot, the like assurance of their Lordships' ' admiration of the generous ardour with which that officer's valuable services were devoted to the humane and honourable enterprise in which you were both engaged. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant, W. A. B. HAMILTON. To Mr. Willie= Kennedy, East Islington Institution. RETRACT OF • FILMES MITT= FROM AN OFFICER OF MAJWITT'S SKIP NORTH STA/. " Donkey Island, August 1.5, 11312. " After leaving Cape York, we had a fine run acmes Bailln's Bay, and reached Cape Honburgh on the 3:d. Then we were met with light variable and foul wind., and did not mach thin before the morning of the 9th. Assist ance or Pioneer had not arrived. Intrepid was dispatched to look after them. She fell in with her off Caps Fellfort, and towed her up here on the 12th. In the meantime pro visions were taken out of North Star. Intrepid went up ' the Wellington Channel, and made a most favourable re port of it. I have not the least doubt of Assistance getting, if not thresib, at lout to liir 'When Inglis's Bay. "Biz "Award made a spot& to us ell last evening on the shun. The men collested round the union jack. After his spas* • prayer fee oar somas, and followed by three bearty Apses. AA Mods well, and in the best spirit.. Our =ma meat Ineurable at this moment. There 'a a at hem Ise odissel about us, no doubt from a southerly wind la the efl4.lntrepid re getting her stems up, and wiU in Wks as beer (2 p.m.) "We have towed oval atone within tea miles of this without finding en erred. which is incomprehensible to me, unless, Woad. they ban built the cairn with an in testiest of leo mud before starting, but the ice opined owl tawMIW without having time ; fur it would take at host as bear and a hall to reach the summit of likaiimy Island, where they had built their cairn. For inetamer, AligetllSlMl sailed at midnight on the 14th, with no Me in sight, and new we have it all round us in great quantities. White whales are most numerous here as well as bun." EXTRACT OT ♦ PRIVATE LETTER TROY ♦N OFFICER 'IRVING IN MIR NIAISITT'S SHIP NORTH STAR. 1 ---- ." - Noah itar, ife - saiey - - Island, itiinsili, - 1 - 6.52. " On the 234 of July (in recapitatation, probably, of what you already know) we parted company with the Assistance and Pioneer in a thick fug, and, with the Reso lute, Intrepid, and Alexander, whaler, in tow, made the best of our way to the north ward, cutting, blasting, and pushing on by every opening, keeping to the land floe, which seems to be the great secret of Arctic navigation. Oa the 31st we came up with the tuck of the Assistance and Pioneer, and on the let of August made the north water, to our great joy, about five s til es to the southward of Care York, where we landed and found a party of Esquimau: in their summer tents. On having in sight they all ran down to the floe, skipping and eggnog with delight, and on landing gave us a boisterous welcome. They completely refaced the common opinion of the Esquimau: temper, and which eheracterises them at lethargic, sullen, and stupid, for they were all, unexceptionably, the must viva cious, good-natared, and appareatly sagacious race of sa vages on the few of the globe. In appearance only they ere heavy, being much under the average height, tat, and thick set. Their feature, have all the characteristics of the Mongolian race, but their some were almost hid between the mass of fat on either side. This, the bye, must be an old subject to you. Well, we mood along the coast as far as 76 deg., to clear the lease kw, and have a good oppor tunity of *Wag the &matins of the icebergs from the several giseden. Of the °Seers of the expedition, now that they are all known to each other, and their real du teeters are diseuered, whish mild sot be ascertained be fore leaving, me amuse speak In tee glowing tense. With out a simple ensegidem I dash that they use a truly excel lent set of msat they all pull together, and es all oar Sens them lea belay ei right good feeling, which is a meet theedes Oleg to witness. In highest praise of Cosa. menthes icemvie tad JllTHateeJi, Lieutenant Osborn, Lieetsneed likethas, all smite ; in feet, they are all as fine a sat ef Allows I think, meld well be collected together; sad as t rtrio their bas been greatly felt. I must not lath s that before leaving, Lieutenant Oshais me, child I btu ea opportunity, not to forget Me reensmheemple to you, sad to explain the state of eselialea May we is to coaling and provisioning, thereby pareeethes Meth seeding yen a Use. la fact, be 'sly mat a Paw weeds* his wile, which I took charge of. Oa the Ithit Aidateass ailed, and the following day Rua late. May every semen attend them. There is, even hem, a small field far us of the North Star, certainly, of geographied .ressereh ; however, all that cornea to oar loneable lot I treat that we shall perform as satielhandly as use amen \ensured brethren. While I ;this& at h, I met she pas en ismeme of the pleasure that the efteemsed eepeendem a Remember sae to,' is earthier/flits:: k pardetherly mesh me, showing the vaM et We seernise. Yesterday I hard Mr. liessedi MI the Iherallivre, that he had received • MOW hos pee, net artedeshig enyeel. n, and I Maenad die worthy hew beelt Whet lees Maw. biome_ . Lam* lid hit that yeesiseired te be rammebared le hint; end ft pen meld them lellasmul the dump tbst these few meth amend • yet email lam bees amply rewarded he year esnsideesee easelleedut ef him. He is tar 1.. nemleat le emend his men peahen sr even, I Shish, to sere he serviem lam enable te de him Jenne, he the mem I been of him, end the better that I benne amethmed shit him, the \fiber he rises in my esteem ead reaps* vi e w & B i ome Freashema, sad telp sseteim_ mesh Inest e of the Bens et La Bele news Mesedebehenft Ids wish to retsra he Mle dm* he bee net Mewed it to in teems Ida la the inset to Md titheeit tendon ky him yet nadosided, wheal!, he Amid main ems orlon= home in the Priam Allem Ho, with the ease; y suffered hem searvy, in their try ing mpolietem save an deffe a si gne s cat hardships. - Old John (I Angst his same se it Is)• MOM me that within& him the; Meld NM hew amentjilebsi what they have, giving every _wifewidth b dee Mum le Mr. Ileansily, who is an emeteneled end not 1111mustle traveller; bet IL Bellot ap pestats pumas hz ewe Sea average scientific attainments, thee. be ha had little lime to devote to such pursuits. Ai pet lea is, that it he esteem how Lady Franklin deeerti* ln. will think that he is th e eage, ; but we have neady eseeseded la cm bit we have sufficient Mimeo hue to emu a t sad that the cause verneN er neellart oaths His go have only granted him i m per sa ltave, pet this hes se tin inducing him to Mhe sessiders to be • duty. I - am at • len Went te agrees all I feel at b =edam. He is on balf•pay, sad we oe amble pay ; he In a professional point et view gains nothing by serving here, we perhaps may. He a deemed; heart and seal, to the cause of Sir John Franklin, and we are coevinced that he has no other object in view. He is, Indeed, deserving of our warmest thanks." • lobe MOW,. wbe saved the It,. of herbals, Besk. sad Rich. name, ea the dare et the Antis etea by Ids devoted &deaden to tbs. la tbeir aidendislealiwiego. (Vile Praaklla's Narrative.") 'lll6 NNW GAZETFE OF ROTTERDCM states that tt bottle bas beta found la the waters of Harlingen, and sent to the Dutch consul at Loudon, containing a note with the following words scarcely legible:—" Sir John Frank. fin hu been found, with fifteen of his crew, in the Arctic regions . . . which he. been shipwrecked . . . . and two ship buoys. . . . Mr. . . hes seen his." The note is signed " J. G.," to which are added the words, "In haste.' CURISTMAS BURLS AT WINDSOR CASTLE.— We are enabled to state that the Christmas revels of the olden time will be again held at Windsor this year, and with a novelty which recalls the time of "the great Eliza." Queen Victoria will open her dramatic campaign with a new poetical prose comedy of English life, from the pen of Douglas Jerrold. This Is a good beginning of the drama tic new year—with an agreeable smack of old days and of a literary court about it. The play will be brought oat at the Pnneess's Theatre on the oicbt following that on which it is to be produced before the Queen sad watt at Windsor Castle.—Alhawnsm. gbe Court, i • WINDSOR, OCT. 14. Her Majesty held a Court and Privy Connell at three 0 . 5.0VC thlllyterloollakthe Castle.. The Duke of Norfolk (Earl Marshal) had an indiums • of the Queen. The Privy Council was attended by Prince Albert, thug' Earl of Lonsdale, the 4 Mede of Salisbury, the td ' Derby, Mr. Secretary Wel e, the Earl of Mal Sir John Pakiogton, the C hancellor of the ExcheZrer7M Duke of Northumberland, the Right lion. J. W. Henley, the Earl of liaritwicke, the Right Hon. J. C. Berries, Lord John Manners,Viscount Ilardinge ' and the Earl of Jersey. The Right %lon. Lord Raglan, Master General of the Ordnance, wet by command of the Queen, Scorn of her Majesty's Me* honourable Privy Council, and took his seat at the Beard. Parliament was ordered to be further prorogued from Thursday, the 21st day of October, to Thursday, the 4th of November„and a proc lamation was issued summoning the parliamearte meet on that day far despatch of public busi ness. The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clerk of the Council in Waiting. Mr. Pit..lngersoll, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States, bad an nUtlitllCO of the Quien, and delivered his credentials. His Eicelleney was irgeoduced by the Earl of Malmesbury, her Majesty's Priuspel Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs. Mr. A. C. !dagennis, her Miijesty's Minister to Wurtem burg, had an audience of the Queen. Mr. Mugcno;s was presented by the Earl of Malmcsbury. The Earl of Derby, the Earl of Lansdale, and the Earl of Malmesbury, had audiences of the Queen. The Dean or St. Paul's and Sir Charles Young (Garter King of Arms) attended her Majesty's Court. Lord Byron was the Lord in Waiting, and Colonel the Hon. N. Hood the Groom in Waittog. The Duke of Northumberland, his Excellency Mr. In gersoll, the E irl of Lansdale, the Marquis of Salikhury, Mr. Secretary Walpole, Sir John Pakingtun, the Earl of Malmesbury, the Chancellor of the Esetiequer, the Hight Hun. J. C. Herrin, the Right lion. J. W. Henley, the Earl of liardwicke, Lord J. Manner., the Earl of Jersey, Viscount liardinge, Lord itag:an, Hun. W. Bathurst, the ]haw of St. Pour., Mr. Magennis, i rod Sir C. Young tea r yelled front London to attend the council by 9pecia! train i on the Great Western Railway. The Earl of Derby came . to the Castle from St. Leonard's. _ . Luncheon was served to the noblemen and gentlemte previous 4 to the assembling of the Privy Council. A spi'etal train on the Great Western Railway conveyed the minicers to town after the breaking up of the court. The Princess of Hohenlohe Langenbourg, the Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe, Colonel the Hon. Char! Grey, and Mr. Gitibs, had the honour of dining with her Majesty yesterday. The Qucen and Prince walked in the Home-park this morning. The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and royal chit. dren took their accustomed exercise. . _ The lion. Caroline Cavendish has arrived at the Castle as Maid of Honour in Waiting. • SUNDAY. The Queen and Prince, with the Prince of ifilt;, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and the Princess Adelaide of Hoheulohe, attended divine service in St. George's Chapel this morning. Viscountess Canning. Lady Caroline Barrington, the Itun. C. Covendish, the lion. U. Seymour, Lord Byron, the Hon. Colonel X. Hood, bird Charles Fitzroy, Lieut.•Colmel F. H. Seymour Mr. Gibbs, and the Master of the Household, were in attendance. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell. The Prince Hermann of Hohenkihe has arrived at the Castle on a visit to her Majesty. The Que , u, accompanied by the Princess of Hohenloho Langenbourg, drove out in an open carriage yesterday after noon. Lori Charles Fitzroy attended on horseback. The Duchets of Kent, accompanied by Prince Hermann of 'Lebeclobs Langenbourg, and attended by Lady Augusta Bruce and S:r George Cooper, nonotavd the Ifoyunirliet Theatre with her presence on Saturday evening. Prince Hermann of Hobertlobo Langenticarg, attended by Sir George Cooper, has left town for Windsor Castle on a visit to the Queen. A deputation on the subject of immigration to Jamaica; oonsistin- of Mr. Retry Davidson, Mr. Norse, Mr. Car son, and Mr. Girod, had an interview with S!r John Pakington on Saturday. Mr. Abbott Lawrence, late Minister of the United Stater of America to this court, Mrs., and Mill Lawrence and Colonel Lawrence left town on Friday for Liverpool to em bark for the United States. M. I'. de Haney engineer, had an interview with the General Bard of Health on Saturday on a COMMIPiOII of inquiry trout the French government on the drainage of lands. A deputation from the National Live Stock Insuranse Company, consisting of Colonel Barlow (thairmant, Mr. John Attwood ant Captain Broadhead, R.N. (directors), Mr. Read (sol!citor), Mr. J. Winslow (manager), and Mr. It. H. Ryland (secretary), had an interview with the Right Hon. J. W. Henley, on Saturday, at the Board of Trade. Despatcl:ee were sent, or. Saturday, from the Colonial office to the Governors of the West India Islands sod the Governor of Gibraltar. Despatches were received on Saturday from the Governor of the Falkland Islands. Despatches from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope were received, yesterday, at the Colonial-office. Des patches were also received from the Governors of the Wert India Colonies. THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. FROM A fitIeiRMSNT TO FRIDAY NIGHT'S OAZETTT. At the Court at Windsor, the 16th day of October, 1852. Present: The Queen's most excellent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered by her Majesty is council, that the right honourable the Lord High Chancellor of that part of the United Kingdom called Great Britain do issue writs for further proroguing the parliament from Thursday, the 21st of October instant, to Thursday, the 4th of Novem ber next. DT TITS QUIET,. • PROCLAII•110N. VICTORIA K. Whereas, oar parliament stands prorogued to Thursday, the 21st day of October instant, we, with the advice of our Privy Council, do hereby publiAt and declare that the said parliament shall be further prorogued on the said 21st day of October instant, to Thursday, the 4th day of November next ; and we have given orders to our Chancellor of that pan of our Unitod Kingdom called Great Britain, to prepare a writ patent for proroguing the same accordingly; and we do hereby fur ther, with the advice aforesaid, declare our royal will and pleasure, that the said parliament shall, on the said Thurs day, the 4th day of November next, be held and sit for the despotch of divers urgent and important affairs ; and the lords spiritual and temporal, and the knights, citizens, and 'burgeons, and the commissioners for shires and burghs of the House of Commons are hereby required and commanded to give their attendance accordingly, at Westininner, on , the said Thursday, the 4th day of November next. Gi ven I st oar court, at Windsor, this 16th day of October, in the year of our Lord 1862, and in the 16th year of our reign.— Ond save the Li 4men. The meeting of parliament on Thursday, the 4th No vember (says the Utuerver), will be for the election of Speaker and the swearing in of members, which will occupy sem days. The Queen's speech will not be delivered until the felkiwing week, when the ml " business " of parlia ment will begin. The precedent of 1847 will be followed peettiebeely. The new parliament, elected in the sum mer of 1847, was called together in consequence of the Lush hmine and the commercial &ewes in that year. It met ea Tharsday, the 18th Novensber,and was opened by 1:11011121F Ni., when the Lord Chancellor intimated that her Majesty's tomes for convoking the legislature at that period would be Muted on the following Tuesday. Meanwhile he signi fied bee Majesty's pleasure that the House of Commons gifted Ireseged to the election of a Speaker. Mr. Shaw Le Fevre barieg been proposed by Lord Seymour, and sec Jaded by Mr. J. Abel Smith, was unanimously elected after the encomium, by Lord George Henan& and Sir R. Inglis. Oo the 23rd (Tuesduy)—the interval having been occupied la swearing in members—the " business" of the session began. Tile Queen's Speech was read by the Marquis of Lansdowne. Following the precedent of this year, the business of parliament might be ready on Tuesdsy, the 9th of November; but it is still thought that Thursday, the 11th—the day originally filed—will be the real commence ment of the session. CONVOCATION.—A report has reached us, which Sot, we believe, without foundation, that Lord Derby and his colleagues have resolved to advise her llilajerty to per mit the Houses of Convocation to sit for the despatch of bushing, and that the royal license will consequently be issued, empoeri.ig these ecclesiastical asrouthlies to eater upon the eonsideration of such smitten as may be thereby submitted to them.— TIM'S. On the nomination of his arnee the Duke of Nor =rland, the Queen has app o i n t e d C a p ta i n the Bari C. 8.. &c., to be one of her Majesty's naval incite. dwastp. TllOl CAEINET.—Every member of the cabinet wan piessat at the Cabinet Council heid on Friday afternoon at Os Foreign-office, and are expected to remain in London mints Weeks, with the exception of thole having country iniklienees in the immediate vicinity of the metropolis. Lard Derby left town after the council, for his residence, fit Leonard's, near Windsor, when Lady Derby and family age at present residing. The noble seal is expected to come to London almost doily, returning to St. Leonard's alter attending to his official duties. OFFICIAL APFOINTAIENT&—The Queen has ap pointed his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge to be Ranger of St. James's-park, the Green-nark, and Hyde park, in the room of the late Duke of Wellington. - Dor Majesty has presented the Rev. Samuel Flood to the dis trict of St. Mathews, Little Loaders, Leeds.-06sereer. It was reported during Saturday that Mr. Wilson Patten will succeed Mr. Bernal in the Chairmanship of Committees, and that in this appointment both sides of the home will concur. According to this hypothesis, the hon. gentlemen would be proposed by the Chane llor of the Ex chequer, and seconihil by Lord John Russell.-1;lobe. [This tends to confirm the report given in the Daily New, many days ago.) THE WELLINGTON STATUS AT NIANc - The subscriptions to the fund for the purpos.- public memorial in Manchester of the late Easton are still rapidly augmenting. The day was 6,4191. ±• of creel •••• Duke of „.." 4 ./ total to 43' ie t, th e•PL'' P 4 11 4 •