The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-20 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER , 0 • : 5 •A j - 1 1 SS3IfelL.4 • 4_, F- ". if -e creb XPri • ; [Stamped, ld. Additional.] No, 5,365.3 LONDON, TUESDAY. EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1863. [TWOPENCE VOR SYDNEY Diroot.—BLACKWALL LINE R OYAL AL HAMBRA PALACE. et rics:=B.—llosors. GRIEVE Ship ORWELL. 1,200T1E GHOST, new Vtra4.lll-71u Fairy Fountain—Grand tom, Captain H. VIII N. will leave the East India Docks on the DivertMemest—Favourite Oilers Selertien—Nicoda, the gad 10th Naminber. eon at Brom* and carry sa expedenced cur- nest nolinist—lapbsel de Sella the Infant Tenor—tanglols, gem.—Apply to Messrs. PHILLIPrS, SHAW, and LOWTHER. the pad loam Juggler, EVERT EVENING.—Dares open at Royal -buildings or to F. GREEN sad Co., Ti, sem, comma at halt.past. °ambit', E.C. Passengers by this lint can proceed by rail from =rn to Plymouth at reduced tares by applying to F. HE OXFORD. EVERY EVENING and Co. for tickets. ISZLE(TIONS from the new sad most popular OPMEAS by the Com Mar, with toll Bead and Chorus, marinated Mr. F. 11 1 itiCKWALL LINE of PACKETS.—For JONGIIILtftS. Comedy by Currant' ise, W. ILELBOURNE Part Philip) Direet—Mmare. GHELTS George Hodsoe, and the marvellous Affaugad Serino& Ad. Alp ANGLESEY, 1.160 tone, Captain Z. JONLt wilt lame the dab" area. Oci. stails and balcoap , IL; vats bona. loa Od. Lit India Docks es the 6th November, can at Plymouth, and sorry an experiential sarcoma—Apply to PHILLDPPS, SHAW, THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permiuion of and LOWTIME. 2. ltoyal Ifachengs.bundlaits ea 61 'Loftus , HIREY DACES, Esq.—Profeeso p r Pepper's adainaliou of sad CM, 72. Camila LC. Passengers by this lase an proceed 0 . aban itadmid. with van .. Li d by ran from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced tares by apply- past 9, by RM.... EVERY EV EN NG . b big to F. GREEN and Co. to ttekets. past 9, at an CAMZENIIIT.HALL. Washahintenroad. L 11LACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For . 1 wirry pouNDE REWARD. WHEREAS MILMOIIANZ (Port PidHip) Direct—lfetem GREENS skig Mews. IlltAl7N end WIISTLICH, litkourephon, of Si. tome, CAME, LIMP ms, Captain C. DINSDALE. ed Mary Azo, lave lately been solicited by some unouthorised save °lt lag hate Deeh etet the s th Iheeeeber , Ca at "M eat% party (evidently for fraudulent parpoessl to eremite an order for and cony an —Apply to PHILLIPPS, heels. gas facetrailo of th ose used for MARSHALL'S H O NDA- IllifEJLand LOWW:lrrior a. RteliondokelidlolP. ee to F. SIAN BRANDY the above reward will be paid on conviction ol asa Cutlet " e r_ the offender : oak the public is particularly request to sea —dhe r e".••••••••••• "`"" that (if emir) each bottle Is oapeoled, tabed, and cork M to OWN and for tioketa branded . —J. fi. MARSHALL. sole consignee of most retailers, fid. each; Ma par doses one, imarrimee paid. De" 114, Akluigateekest, City. Ltd of yeas post free on application. BOIIIBAY direct (to follow the Edwin Fox), the splendid clipper ship GELTRUDN, • 11S peers. Pd tons twister. THOMAS SYEDDING. Commander : lending In the last India Doran ass splendid accommodation for cabin pee =erTor freight or pilaw apply to (IKLLATLY. HANKI7, ZWILL. LeadonenoW, LC VIANGHAE direct (to sail le November), the tomplikeld usts Aberdoteobidlt clipper Alp IT-CUOW. Al. 14=7111 boo swot; to loot la the lbotllibt Ws. Tho bby Mow& A. batt Co. ottlyittt d tr i ods, to lb*at coalbioatly rosommoodoi Alp Puk Hag va Z 0 1 =L ea) Y,IIAIIIIt alcaal r "alL arot IlirglA ti r to: N.C. MTN Ili/WOOL ea trillarroww TO NNW TO X. T HE TINTADITTEIA NTL&II 4 .W N E W P YORE, II 2 pakiktoi Om& has &wry Iftsabillipe. gowytig 17Virs=4"1111_ Pox Raw you. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Widaaaday, OsA 21. =UMW tf, Weduerday, Oct. 18. GLASGOW, Saturday, Oct. CITY OF LONDON, Wadoseday Nov. AM s, ei WelaMmy, Ma wary ailmemMe aatardam. Omiam ma w la Me um. almammon malr= im akm= UM 27, mad U miamm mamilag Ur Umb b laMmAaramtammasm sallamma Jlmmwmal mime • dadMa prodiamo mind. Pamat=4 Omaim WWI Waal, mad MUM OMMALem ismi bed alm=rm tarm.—Per Mem bar. a. LIANAMAM MIA. WalwaremA cma Livapmel ; me :11116 12 °WEEMS' and the MINX—TWICE a WlMlL—TboloobbaboomorlAT•VlMPAA. W. UMW, bon bo help bilow , obot WINO& am, Barbi, 81 bons. AS Ws. sad no. ; roam Alb, SS la, sad Li b. Id. The bovoraloomor MICOOLD bow of bo WNW Ma MON* 1 . 01 . 1 1 1 1 An a Al sod • .—Tor bomb bra oehr to Ss Debbi osob Mb. • to CE•PLIWII truboorl Ohm W.. or to 1".• LW" owl PERLIN%II. boolkoss.l.o. B REMEN. —Direst Route to Hanover Brune via, sad anted Gomm MIRY da Irma ammo TWURSIM A Y 6I I ilw Wee Nimbi üb= scam CONDO!, or MI% ellak Ibmvalrivas. al 11 au.. maw Ings for at we. Tares to 111111•11 t; SA awl SI; sod al lea— at CKAILIWS Valwisei=limpat-drims, Ric. cc to MM. sad IWILLIMI. n, Wm/4km TES SARDINIAN MINING COMPANY Tim Dkeolwo OWE NOTION God tbe SRAM INT will be CIMINO TOWOUOW (Wedmedey). She Mat Odder, ssl Did so eppliodkree wS be received attar that data— soft GEOWIZ WASHINGTON Sec. 0. Illdiebiebbe, loodoe, NG, October SA 1111. THZ LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and INMIIANCI COMPANY. - . - /R - a12117 - Mirs - • 001coo-1. Delourzeott i... vorpool; 20 sod 21, Poultry, LC. nommen or saes trao. £S4IN nun MAU MOM -- ass - 7 — iir I ?MS 1 / 1 6.914 LIMOS I al4 - 7 — .1114 MIK 1,111,X6 1.417.10 _ - Th pale e Ass Doty by lii. /am la Baahlail la Mt was tinAth SWINTON BOUM Beezetery la the Compsay. JOBS ATMS. BesidafrilkarOach kasha ME MOST IMPORTANT COLLSCTION et rare, new, and la. teradtnir :APIMM PLANTS ear attend tor public sale, coNseted by Mr. BOORITT FORTUNA the mil-Imam Author, Travallerin Apr. w. 0. STEMS ben to announce that he ire beim favoured with iitedleas to SILL by AOC. , aide Great Roam SA Low don, W.C., TO•MORRO w and 71=11 4 +. C rer li g ardeL and It at ' heft -past it sr •edegyarh day, without maarre, a PORTION et Mr. ROM= FORnYNITS neat JAPAN'S* lI‘TRODUC TM', removed treat Mr. dtandidee Num% Saga& The whole et the pate are In the Isast pedble WSW and are bated I. maid ell Wien, sad me teed worthy the allantion of the nobility. gentry, aod trade.-9a vire at Mr. Stimethb Nor m% liaphot, dwingUe sibs at elm wry sank and on the dap of mie at Mr. J. C. Srailmill modem room and CAC.. Was Covrmt-garden. London, W.C., where eatategnes and tie ran be obtains& URIVERSITY iNramoßNes. OXFORD. Oor. 19. Qtrini's OoLimos—The following gentlemen have today boo sleeted to the mast followahipi at guess's °allege :—Mr. Gawp' Antietam filmaax. BA, &bobs at . Oarpse MAW °Asp ; Kr. Joha Whits, 8.A.. Belliol Oollies. There were 13 rsadidates Mr. Sinn= we. awarded a ant obis " In &bola Litt. Or. et Let." lint }obits tias, &AYR Tema, 186 aad the I. yaw p into Ireland sobrdinhip. I. 1862 he we= the LA elaat "I. Liberia Htunasioritsea" 2sd public 111:111212Witle, and was sieeted Coma whaler. The erne ear. is tbe Gad wasaisatios. he itaiaed a third dam 'la Jurioprsdimatia at Hist. Mod.' IMO lir. White gained ant club "ls &bola Litt. Gr. et Lat." era public az. saiimalioti and the Emilia Vans is 1861. I. the 2.8 public inTaimaios, Bettor tom 1862 . , be was awarded a 2nd also ' Litwin Horotaierlhae. sembson of mune weeks their mats on Wednesday, aid st o te fat nsedeolien_.--Tke Mortar of Pembroke, as ex- • cellar ; Use MAW et tke Rem II Omit Church, . . — the Pim lipal at Breimasee.nelineiad boar ; n.. Mac bride,_Dr. "Tamales, Kr. Price—u prolamin Mr. Want; Mr. ffeaceD, Maul —MI members of convocation al N. am? etendiat._ [ ..Adidas a the awn. the fellow. h taren ma b evo c ril a t :—The Proudest a Mar be eisstai hi me e=. sad el Ineaber al easy er eplit amnia two aim • . . • NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Om 19. An order was this day received by Colonel Campbell. superinisedent at there* pa tosser* grow the War Depeatinset, girealing pregnatiees le ha made for the lamedishe manufactured fifty WO-pounder riSsrl guns tee a new principle, the desires far white will be forwards:l teem the WanoSea. It is seated that the pro jectiles far them guns will be hardened at the point, so as to be sepal& el passtmeing the 4g he& angora *tem new Two mesh bare boa takes up by the War 'Department for the admire et • lamp mother of gusa, shot, atoll, mg odor w them, and OW Shea Bottory et thwitit Drip& Royal Artilliay, Nno Zial,aL ADNINALTT, OCT. 19. —A170131111:019 AND PSONOTIOIA G. H Yanssll, w the Oonwellis. Amisimellseisese—Jahs Will* to the Canihschisd. M T:LAsii m rdinit 0h Assistant Euglossr—.T. V. P. Thoespsoe, d the Iteellessalsa CAPTURE OP CONFEDERATE STEAMERS. The latest news received from West an nounr the arrival at that port of the eslshested cruiser Sae Jashoto. after • ernes of only 12 days, In which she eaptered the Confederate stemma Alabama sad Limier Davie 'The fallowing ere ate porticalen of the septum "On the afternoon of the 11th September Umbra-out at the mart-head reported a abreagte sail. Wei i pee obese. sad aOOO discovered,discovered,lmes Sh m = smoke, that she was • steamer oedemas* to me the blockade off Mobile ; so we costumed the per mit met eight ocespelkdi us to dead. Derieg the these more black emote was repartedoa the starboard bow. During the night Captain Chandler shaped his retiree so m 'to lateral"b either ere or both of the stameen, sed ea the maniac of the 12th one of the merele was repealed about twelve miles dies at. Thee begin • Mem of the Most exciting nature ; the rebel simmers wise evidently Nuking the most strenuous mediae, to mists, the deem volumes of black smoke rites from their smoke Maces plainly showing that they were getting up es mach steam p e e k ble. The gallant old See Jukes, however, gra dually gained on them, sod toreards emaing opened op ow with her 1013poonder rifle. The blockade manes kept cm her way, however, is spite of shot GM shell, sad m the Vaillt.llll/ rapidly shmbng Captain Chandler despatched a beat with sa aimed crew, under the command of laretemant- Commander Quickenbuah, to matinee the ahem. Soya after the beat started the rebel steamer tee same. pad in a few minutes Lieutenent Qtrackeeboah boarded her, end food her to be the rebel steamer Alabama, with as as sorted maga The other veseel. the Fox, le the meantime bed an beee able to mos" as the United States steamer Teammate bed joined in the chase ; so the crew, Sliding it imparible to (MILD both, rea her &hors also, est Mr ea tlre, pad thee took to their boat* The Alabama is a doe b e et of about 500 tam, nearly new, mid was me of the most eucceseful blookade rappers the rebels had. The Alabama was at once toe off end scat to New Orleans. Os the 10th, black smoke was again reported from the mast heed. We immediotely stood in chase, and le • few hours overhauled soother Confederate steamer, exiled the Liesie Dash. She was bound from Haneash to Motels, and left Revennsh on the 13th. She we. loaded with bed end other articles for the Ocaledwele authorities. She bad on board • Confederate deg, but no papas of any bird." 'FABLE d'HOTE, at 6 o'clock, by a mewed minecook, at Ul, GITISS Paartiaadatnalla W. ash, collwass, venom. rose* wad% lank Is, ta. W. Luncheons, w. IQTCareskamata. ball gum% •Parlmabs I. be let. — MILL ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNIES'S STOUT. JOHN S. MOS sad Ca, sods otedrukes for Bottled Bars to the Istusatt , sal lzbiliess, Aosta for lame Alloopp and Souis bulls P.M sad Barton AM, sad Manna& Sou, sod Ca's Sates stmt. lrasostors et Man sad dplrtta.—olloss sad Mous, Mt loyal Submits, L t-11s tzsds supplied es Mini Wm for sub. PICCADILLY CRINOLINE ROOM Is NOW °PIN. PICCADILLY skranutcrum JUPONS, 10s. ed., 15a. N. marls. PICCADILLY CRINOLINES PUFFED, We. and Ida PICCADILLY CRINOLINES. PATrxr ONThitA. or Waved Japes. does away with the =remits of the ordinary beeps. sad so preset me the bends, that a lady new amends steep stetz,kaa spinet s Sable throw immesh into an anseirk, peas be bra sal at the ee~aatns,, or occupy a tonne seal in a earrisga withool swoon sheet to herself or others, or provoking reds rensarb et the observers, thns modifying in an Isepatent degree all those peen- Smiths teethes to destroythe molseli et Dudish women : sod. legig, it allows the dress to fell late peaceful folds. Price LA IL, W., and tie rd. Illustrations bee. 1 eIifLPOTT, IT, TIOCAMILLT, W. rIVEROOATS in IMPERMEABLE FABRICS. HYAX sad Co.'s overeods and Oepes kr Ocalbsean's Veer dubs Autumn and Winter ale whelk raw le desks' W make. sadism cot from close saaSerlale, whist aebiter rola, Ripe. Wet, an snow can permeate. Price. Hem tto liaises& RYAN and Co., 66 and W. Osiord-streek W.: 21. 13, and 12, Newrirsak Hlsimliketans mad at, Situate, Ueda MHZ 81:11T8 of the SEASON.—HtAM and Co.' Salta entire are not wholly of natters pattern, It tat prevaffa teats to near tha trousers to afferent The newly ffetted SU IDA for tutuA ant Winter ire as &pat ta style am they are excellent evaillq. Pries o.s. a, fie• SW. EWE sad 00.. 06 mad a. Oztord-sireel. A.: U. U. sad U. 7aer46eet. latiaptain ; sad* Brim* Dna. Mrool.xn• Rgorers.s9lol4 —The retorts of the easeemaltre registration apse, Yr. Remy Smith, of Newiethoirest, Ifenni, et the result of the resent re u, 1 has pet ben sasonased. The visiskratices.• whisk took beim Mr. Edmond Beaks. the barrister appointed for the psspor, commeaced at Uxbridge as the 11th of Illeptess , Sad terminated as the Bda tartest, at Measiagtoo. ifoltlea return shows that the total nurs/ve expaaned ham the registry is, comorratine, 337 ; 390. The total member el sew @Was saistantiated wee, easseres tim, 342 ; Wseral. 568. Liberal pis ea new chins, 216 essesnatire pia as registry, 63 ; total liberal pans, 163. Is the shove remiss all thins of ualurown polities bamboos credited to the liberals. Is tier-tura of the reparation spat, Mr. W. Albert Jame, a like . cows, or takes of crediting the ecinseerMives with the • eases *here the politic were uakeown. MY. James, hoverer, claims a Moral gun of 292. &appoint that the truth lies be. trees the extremes, cod that the middle paint represents tit..proper medium. the liberal pin mu be stated at 22T. I VOLUNTARY EZLNCIZATION. --The work of imme. diets emansipaties, by *wizen volsoterily setting Chair slaves free. is le a nt fireweed quite extend/sly in Platte 'musty. Yeetrday N. J. Alexander, Esq., mailbag sear Wegon, liberated sight of his swoon Me /wife 'bad all their elothiag wished sad pat is order ; Mr. A. famished than with sad funds to meet faddistd mow% sad pen sso to ISA them instil next spring. We tear Pat them ilegleis will never fled a home such as they had is the km* of thek late master and mistress. ldr..Tomph l , Pesos istoemsas that he shall do the same with his awes : sie Mr. Altman, hes; sad that they are only indite( to • bear fro. Lasses. totem taking up their line of mareLl Larp ximsbems d slams, we have bees liberated is this maser is differest pals of the comity. • patiemas Wawa as that some fifty babas set tree and , foe Names is ass day is his seighbourbood.—Pkik gattiati. 3ept. 24. CATIoIt IX POITITOLL.—From tins 1964 to WS the gootrameat has tossdsd 686 al i whisk lee ban _482. foe girls 136. I•4alagsl I.36Bpablissinals with 56.192schciem, AC P* ekes at 19111 she had Wendy 1,788 public . salmi% via 79,172 T Ii a pirVIGORATIVI M INVISIMiwoz. I ashaisaa—abiariag sa inseams of =AO adislara la mat maiwithicaly 0461•11 nest SWAIM MIEWF NOVA a* Water k • radix adlsiai alma sad 911104 ikesiolknoter iniredmed ; roam es ads amerisesallisa w eamplik.27 aaparath,. The alimpollag at *lbw k mar OMMUINO. SS ms woolly at vlidkporesst Mai de. olsilpessf- ZGs aw 4 / 4 /Mee of the "Wee eletew e. " 1=4.11111• reectaa fir debate of en kleasomili us_gos• , wish teeplablii Wanda Pe Limbos. His smiceseer, Dm Jose moss odor tepedlinia wee. linesessmoammliened by spots; avails; gaw_k. of we pees Weds he to UM MMUS pd. p or - u - su s , tag , ..7 1 .7"r"""a s map to the Maas ocrastry, .00c. foe the iestructioe mgrs Perm gaiumestan onbmiampas. fr4.l Ta.areavliirspasvea iababium• at Porigpl,, sif 13R Ilksissfridissokike., Balm, • • . EASE, EXACTNESS, and ELEGANCE in TROMITSS.— HUY and Co..e Autos w Mater Tremors kw pothwhew aware eorakert mod be wear. sod saw us Ist ail the meat bevel osterlah. Made to ander at If& Ott. to Oa WWI awloa, as god a7.Ostord-elreet. W.: 11. 22. sad W. Ihrootriot. ltrahipau . sad 42, Debts, DRGIOLDING BIRD cm GALVANIC BANDS ;ad =LIN —ln caret/AN IA tM kw/ft d TtrINZN, NAMING PATINT GALVANIC OWN RAINS. lINLISAL, thia Lb imlarst viderrell UM^ NM NNW,* = at the INK esallmeas, pads arimprie As Rrb Uwe dedble INANNINa "dog d Mks grheepti to err ree4 lot Wrialwr is 4.rl real altallsolde NANA GA. art frau is. to NA, the •Oacyc4 *WA asp le WAAL Croblerd Darr* kr reilserg fra 462. Praipsdes oraWirlag MOWN ro= asbed mopeds et ewes hi disuri•••74.= M =/.= airk .. o ol•Nrl. brNareare. L L Landow . ,l ..~ . sad Om, DikSCOTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVER PILLS, sw.rnfm moody. umpitrui without ma slareurlal ZIA= , m 2r fr t . = Da= w a l m a l = inabi lavar m is utak apasm. Pleamis. SIN u• ... Par habitual r• lualty opening aseadas. issi ass pubis, at used, im are truly assa.lasi Wr tr=suPssi aun.i al ushilld Is the planach, thaw esest. alMagthem the irbals aim= try iambi. S. LINg Wflllawairset. awl try wag =l:hasus. lc asA W. sem tuairli far Dir. and lira, Ms. gatualut aur a Wan QM pashainvilh " hillitamisiabser augrarsil au Ur damp. QTEVINI3aad BONS, WiseandSpiritMerchanta. POllll bar Ur Wood. !7a, ; vaparkon Ws, 42e. per doer; old arra rain Sr. 4k., 60a per dozen. Sher ries: Flak WI tin: chair 422. ear. Us Per dozen. Manses: Inhere 20a. pat dozen. Clarets: 141. 29n, 26a. ; fair grafter sr.. Ala., ra. : rewire. 48s. 72a per arr. geed. 39a, al., Mon's, Pauli-Joure, CNerrirs. M. 1121., 79. par dorm Owns r Be= rainlei” Vb.: Mika altpais,ll44 lb. pa sies 13.. 64, 16a.. vary sepereor, 17a. pm Meru ladling Ob. 9a. id.. Hs tett. : Inset tlttand 210. 49. : squally iregoetene ood. tal,3:...444.gribLan= adios, & Other —. 7l espera. Taxan esr. • TS. 8188026G12142.111112 "MIN. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (hum's nazaaams.) FRANCS. PARIS, 00r.19. M. de Latour d'Auvergue leaves to-morrow for Rome. The King of the Hellenee visited M. Dronyn de Lbuys to-day, and will be present on Wednesday at the review of the army of Paris. His Majesty will leave on Thursday. The Emperor will preside at a Cabinet Council to-morrow. The Pays of this evening denies that France has participated in the recent negotiations upon the Polish question, and states that England and Austria are endeavouring to come to, en under standing upon the subject of an identical none. France is awaiting the result of these negotiations. Europe knows that France will adhere to every NS according with existing circumstances, and satis fying public) opinion in Europe, which the erns ment of the three powers desires to represent. La Prance of this evening states that M. Casablanca will be appointed first vice-president ot the aerate. SPALN. ARRIVAL OF THE EXPRESS OF THE FRENCH. MADRID, Om 19. The King and Marquis de Miratiores met the Empress of the French at the terminus to-day. The Queen received her Majesty very affeo. tionately. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLAU. Oct. 19. The Brokaw Zeifung of to-day publishes intel ligence from Warsaw stating that all officials of Polish descent in that city are to be dismissed, and replaced by Russians. It is further stated that the Russian government has annulled all annual contracts, and reduced them to quarterly engagements. Two national gendarmes have been hanged in Warsaw. ITALY. TURIN, Oar. 19. It is officially announced that the statement made by some Turin papers, of the Minister of Commerce having withdrawn or modified the project for a Bank of Italy„ is without foundation. BAPTISM OF THE PRINCE OF PORTUGAL LISBON, Oar. 19. The baptism of she royal infant, Don Carlos, took place today in the church of St. Doraingos, Biters grand procession. Bing Ferdinand and the Princess Clotilde officiated u sponsors. The Lisbon and Italian squadrons were illumi• natod. The Italian squadron sails for Spezzia on Thurs day. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Ocr. 19. The Trausylvanimi deputies will take their seats in the Lower House of the Reicherath to-morrow. The Reichwath will afterwards declare itself com pletely constituted. SWXDKN. BrOCKHOLII, Oce. 19. The entire Swedish press, except the Allehaticla, are unanimous in dating that the stipulations of a treaty of allianoe with Denmark are agreed upon, but that the ratification of the treaty will not take plaee until German troops are despatched to Hol stein. THE lONIAN ISLAND& ADDRESS TO THE LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER. CORFU, Ocr. 15. The lonian parliament has discussed the draft of a message to the Lord High Commissioner. One paragraph of the - address states that the fortresses should be handed over to King George in their present condition. This is considered as a protest against the scheme attributed to England of their destruction. Public rejoicings on account of the annexation of the lonian Islands continue. POLAND. THE GREAT FIEF IN WARSAW. DRESDEN, Ocr. 19. The Dreainer Journal of to-day publishes a tele gram from Warsaw stating that a fire broke out in three places in the archive department of the Hotel de Ville on Sunday morning. No doubt is entertained that the conflagration , was wilful. The securities and notes, together with the amount books, were saved. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Oct. 19, 3.36 r.x. The Bourse has been firm. Routes closed ai 67.60, or 20c. higher than on Saturday. INDIA. (Bytdomsph from Som.) CALCUTTA. Seer. 30. Grey shirtings sod mule twist advancing. Er change on London, Baring's credit, 2s. 00. Government securities—Four per Cents., 99g ; Five per Cents., 108 k ; Five-aad-a-Hall per Cents., lit Freights active. BOMBAY, Ban. 30. Exchange on London, 2s. 01d. Government ascuritiee—Four per Cents., 90 ; Five per Cents, 1081 ; Five•and-a-Half per Centr, 1171. The outward mail arrived at Bombay on the 24th September. CHINA. (By tologroph from Bner.) CANTON. ear. 10. Gloy shirtier and water twist dull Tea im- proving. Total export to date, 49,000,0001b5. lixohange on London, 4s. 10d. SHANGHAI. Barr. 4. Tea : Congon firm, but little doing. Silk gene ally unchanged. Settlements in fortnight, 3,000 balm. ; export to date, 13,125 bales. Exchange on Locdon, Se. std. TIM NADA". BALLOON.—.PeZII6OII/ toot p lace lasi week Wows= the Ma. fra Ocatpuiy N. Nader fors most by the latter la hie rogelillf balloon bora the Athwart Part, but the project was abandoned moiety s oceseqweran el the tear that the railway wreerome. &Slow to the perk wai isidequete for the mammon of the crowds who, it we e supposed, would desire to wits*, the west, OSMIUM Paglos. ONZ BHILLING N 00062. Oor. it—Adwiedeos es Payment, ;WO Me* kg gam Wl* 947 ; 4aft7. ~~~- ITALY. (nom oen own aosamromzerr.) LA SPEZZIA, Carona 13. Tide phial is at present a scene of immense The railway which is to connect the town with Genoa is in process of making so vigorously that at least 2,000 navvies are at work upon it in the immediate vicinity. Travellers who have oome by the beautiful road along the edge of the shore (nearly equal in loveliness to the Cornice rood on the opposite aide of the Gulf of Genoa) will . remem ber how the indentations of the coast esquire such continual turnings as to double, or perhaps treble, the direct distance. To cut across all the spurs of the Apennines which form these hundred little pro montories will be an immense labour. The number of tunnels required for the railway is so great that it is said they will altogether amount to as many mules as the one great tnnoel of Mont Ceuis. Besides the railway-making, other, and even greater works are goeng . forward, in the formation al the arsenal and the deepening of the port. Some of your readers may not be aware that it has been the purpose of the Italian government for some years to make this the principal station in North Italy for the national fleet, leav ing Genoa for the future for mercantile vessels. The gulf itself is ably qualified for the purpose. A long and peseethla, endingia Me inerserdinaryjeid• town Of torts Veneto (*heroin so road exmhi, only steps detains), looks in the beautiful hey, soots, ten miles long by five or six miles wide. The water is always sufficiently calm, and at the upper end, near the town of Speasia, it gradually shallows, so as to afford convenient anchorage to' vessels of all sizes. On one side of the bay is Lerici (once the home of Shelley) with its castle, and ow the other Garibaldi's prison of Varignano, with several minor forts. It is at the extremity of this splendid natural harbour, on the large plot of low ground between La Spezzia and the olive-clad mountains, that the arsenal is making. The cloths, as already partially laid out, seem to be of great size, and I sin told the whole works are intended to equal those of Toulon. The estimated cost is 48,000,000 francs. To enable large ships of war to approach these docks, the portion of the gulf opposite is being deepened. Six huge mud-drags pull up the sand, and twelve attendant steamers carry ft away, and empty it beyond the entrance of the gulf. Bess these there are six pontoons for carrying away rubbish. The noise of these vessels, and of the continual hammering of stone for the arsenal and landing of wood along the shores, echoes all day long, and at sunset the bleating of the rocks &die not a little to the sound. Speznis has become a very different place from whet it was when poor Shelley wrote of it—indeed, very different from what it was three or four years ago. The number of labourers on the harbour and arsenal is said to amount to about 2,000, besides those on the railway, and 1,800 more are expected immediately. They come from all parts of Northern Italy—Panna, Genoa, Milan, dm. and some of them are wild-looking fellows from ; the Apennines, with a very scanty allowance of clothes. Of course the little town is quite inade quate to house such hosts of visitors. They are a merry set of fellows, and as they pass our door , morning and evening seem always singing songs of a sufficiently mill east. If the volunteer move ment be inaugurate as is promised immediately in ' Indy, there will be no difficulty in obtaining re cruits by thousands everywhere. It is curious to live among a people ' , who all, from the highest to the lowest, seem so profoundly interested in pdi tics, so proud of the efforts of their reviving country, and so anxious for her entire consolida tion. One of the meet promising features of Italy at ' the present time is the earnestness with which the education of all classes is being carried on. For merly every sort of difficulty was thrown in the way, from the discouragement by the priests of poor parents willing to send their children to schoo to. the regulations in the universities requiring all the ' unde•graduatem to produce every three months ' tickets of confession, and purposely neglecting the instruction of any who showed themselves recal -1 threat to priestly influence. Now everything a • altered, the universities and the schools for the poor. The latter combine every sort of school for boys and girls—ealle Muth.° for small children, and communal schools for older wag, besides evening schools for boys and adults. All these are crowded, and all are free to everybody, so that lic a boy or girl can be entirely educated at the pub , expense, as in Massachusetts. THE CAPE MAILS. PLYICOUTH, Our. 19. Drama. The Union Company's mail steamship . Baxc with the above mails, arrived hese this evemag, after an unprecedented passage of twentrnine days and six hours. She leit the Cape of Good Hope on the 20tb, St. Helena on the 27th, and Ascension on the 90th ult. The Saxon brp 42 At the Cape of Good t a re, g t e h r :Governor having declined acceding to the prayer of the Cape Town memorial, that be would reconsider his decision to convene the next parliament at Grshamtown, and postpone any action upon it until that and some other branches of general po lio have the mature consideration of the • ant, a second meeting had been held at ape Town, at which it was resolved to petition her Majesty to direct that the next session of parliament be held to Cape Town. This petition, largely signed, has been brought home by the Saxon, for presentation. Oa the other band, iu the Eastern province, addresses expressive of confidence in the Governor, and approving of his policy, were adopted. The Cape Town people allege that his Excellency has been frightened into this measureby the Eastern threatening to obstruct his government, while the Eastern declare such a measure absolutely neces sary from the vast increase of the colony eastward. Both parties exhibit strong feeling on ea goes , tion. The elections for the HOUSBof Assembly will take place in November. Parliament has been further prorogued to De cember 21. The Alabama, Georgia, and Tuacalooza continue cruising on the coast. The Federal -war-steamer Vanderbilt has arrived at the Cape in pursuit of thorn. Captain Semmes ham; sold his prize, the Bea Bride and the wool takes in the Tuscalooza alias Conrad, but had not made any further captures. The Alabama was in Simon's Bay repairing when the Baton left. The Calcutta arrived out upon the 28th August. The Penguin and Valorous were in Simcm's Bay f The Himalaya arrived out on August 28th, and left for Ceylon. The Rat arrived from Rio on Sept. 4, and left for Australia. The Narcissus was about to leave for &Hach& Ba 'ile weather continued fine and cool. The harvest prospects were moat promising, provisions plentiful and cheap. Trade continued dull, but was improving, and insolvencies had been few and iwocesiderable. All was quiet oft the frostier, but cattle Unita cantiuusd. ROYAL MASONIC IJINTITUTION YOR ROM—The " ai ra "fore mut Somilatt t il iwititattee was m ums,. tar the 11100i1011 d eight imitates sad the traaraellee of (pleura 'beldam!, at the Freetesewee 'Avon. Brother MAI V.P., fe the deb. The mimeos el 4be het pascal gad menial marts liati m ees . read sad eaetreeselo reedetbree were pawed. ea, the • treader 1 4.0064 Meek to tba meant al Um inetitu this twin aeceeeery acwasquatoe of the death at arse el the tree. tars. Alto r sone tarsal blearier bad ben trammeled, the , skates et aim hers flees ea leeprowed et Sweaty-ale maul! Um reworded with. . CIRCULAR OF THE POLISH NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. The following circulareddressed by the Polish National Government to its diplomatic agents abroad, is published in the last number of the official national Polish organ, the Niepudleglaz Warsaw. Sept. 8, 1863. In the reports of the national government, and in par ticular in the order' of the ch!ef of the town of Warsaw, the public is informed of nastiness of death hosing beet executed on persona found guilty of acting as Tussles spies. , The Russian journals, in their descriptions of them ere maims, strive to misinterpret foots, alter the intik es add to it details of their own invention, and endeavour to seat them as a proof of the alleged abuses c o mmitted by the national authorities with a view to excite an inner mammy spirit in the people, who, they my, would be quiet without such provocation. It will not be d 1 cult for you to appreciate the veins and the tendency of assertions of this kind, which are whips ill-cdoulated to mislead thoughtful men, bat which nevertheless might not entirely miss their aim, by again git=b i jecta for suspicion, or even malicious ill•wifi. We think it right to entrust to your zeal tie sista diatioa, is the mast decided =near, at ths callosaiss of oar remiss. Nothing on. be farther from the thought of the national government than that the executions should manse mess' to a cause whose whole strength rests on the great prime*, which it Teammate sad defends —on the prindplss which stamp as as true Pains —as principles truly eivilliag, all of whisk have beep dimepr sod trodden under feet by Bassin. Them principles ars oar only guide, sad at the siserliess aiseilata• tar ear fpinfarg, • 0 the pike 0 as mazy saerilima iadopsedosee which slaw is =t ri ll for the preservation of all the great coarticeder. It le aieadatly evident, and no one can be more as viscid of this than the national government, that eseentions could not fors single moment units the nation, were ft pow silde for the feeling of eelfacrifios for the !meaty et edy time to be amt. In our eyerthey are nothing ha an ev i l , wrawnry for the prevention of another evil which is greeter still--e means at defence rendered lawful by the feet that ft is fez al effected defence against the awes of • hoe ' the power, which only support in the of the few wretches it has bought. The exce Motel snare at the judicial Iproceedisgs el the national entboeisisl, who at the same tame are guided by the greatest cation, will find in the eyes of imputed Mice its juirtifiation in our unprecedented position, for it is in Week impomilde to dad in history anything that one be compered with the !gateau of injuitiee, pilbge, sioder_. end enosesing violation of ell the rights of hunieni ,ty which lime for so ina in g a sare been delay net in car coudcountyby the government, and is now applied • snore marl manner than ever. This new. seg. ✓essialles of espionage end Russian terrorism, whose mese earegsons Ms are daily confirmed by wmairens Ben pale flea ear amok* for the public safety, is the Cody W.swhisk asials the national government to eseepillemil amuses that in our Darnel social Asks, ease lee sienalt be free from the occident dupes whisk ennead ,y esistenoe, would never occur. , eider that the paboal mentions whisk Me ad Aeneas have ruched reel ontamis of eeehery, wore hireeetillw=iella airing the spirit dth.rul=niesnek a _theme lawless asentioes en ether side, whims Maiming spectacle the Rumba isthmian diepley beim ow eyes, do not have the lust effect is crushing that spkiL A eimandeig of arer odbeW degrees with these of the Rumba entheetkies mist Alike every one with the widest between the ishebeed at the Russian news sad ar a fac t re a we have Proved. Thaa, for iostace. en 111DINIDID. tics whose private nod intriguing character has been =- pined by the statical authorities, liss hemeormetrusd into e pal tios! murder, and the orwertaaity wee et the mime time tags to guider the massy — qf the incased by • ortitogratuitousiscussiion of his being eitabed to the cause nation. moves )oat indignation is that penises Who had usith bbßer thfistibstweee bow b to yo do h rit t h o the e=tiz b e y ir e alissie of the s firi;tw ila ks. l"a sa i n i abolo, -ax 'an . w ifi s ra t s ti b tr i t i lairsir wiral s preesevhig the Soudan anibesttise from the ' of powerlessness. Bat the bitter hatred of Rusin does not rest hen. Sire strives to hide her own atrocities sad slanders her visa= by name el a system of apriecipled esluery, carried out from the beginning of oar insurectiou by the Bala Storie s which ft is imponale to believe are palbhed Is these papsie to prove the alleged cruelty of the Mee. In our last circular (No. 106) we called attention to the fabehood of the Rana telegrams, which, on the 'nod January tut. invented Sicilian veers at Warsaw. Beasetly falsehoods mach more otrocio us, tabs from the same memos, have been published is serious pipers in Europe. Maass we to say 01 the scene of the mangling of the dead litdyj i : priest, mentioned in the English lennials, with lie details of cruelties known only ha Seam writs's? Osa M asemeavy to esurediet this ~rag el • savage beer &dim which it hes bees earusphA to hue into • calumny whit the Poles—this discripticm of • deed which no one add have committed. einsepi, perhaps, the Radon whir invented it ? It is painful to speak of allembe which we should not even has thought of noticing had we not bees ten& by the cepa of the press of an millghteeed nation that we most not pus without mark even the most iteuebehle emsamtione *pipet us. THE LATE MABQUIS rowxszaND. The leading Polish exiles resident in Logsdon have forwarded the following toechieg address of sonde. loses to the Marquis Townehsed, ea the *masks Of the death of his father, the loth marquis, the staunch Mind of the Polish case : 10, Dukestmet, St. Jensen, Lcedoe, Sept. 19, 1863. My Lord,—New that the tomb has :dosed epos the re miss of your lordship's lamented father, we toast we may be puelosed for trespueiog on your time of affliotioa, sad that of your mother, the Marchioness Town head, to Uglify oar grief at the decease of the late marquis, our neeration for hie resenoty, sad our gratitude for the sympathy he evinced with the misfortoom of Poland. The m Is. testy sweat of his death has robbed you of a kind and exemptiey fat! sr, and her ladyship of a consort in whose affection she board the greatest happiness of her life, and deprived the Polish came of the wannest and truest friend it pomemed is this country. It was hardly surprising that owe or closely 000nected by the ties of 'kindred. as the Marquis Townshend was to Lord Dudley Coutta Stuart, whose love of freedom sod humanity wen ia such perfect aka with his own, should have asomedsd that never to be forgotten fried of Poland in the advocacy of Polish rights and indeperidthos, and that he should have somplied the ones of President of the Literary Amodaties of the Pelee& of Poland, which be held up to the last =meat ' of his life. Ever anxious to promote the great *Nests I of the Polish cause, and ever ready to alienate by sea acts of etherosity as oaly a noble heart can inspire the oaf feriap of the painful sod pertractei exile of the Polish la he appeared to draw fresh strength and iat al‘ performsnos of his duties boos the difficulties Tine beset it r fath. The struggle sow going on in Poland more y excited his admiration and solicitude, sad his seal is procuring help, as chairman of the ' Polish Fond Commitsee,' for the in ! urssats has not bath without success ; and timer hie views in respect to this matter did sot meet with general sad practical response in the national mind of Great Britain. yet he remained unshaken in his oonvictioe that one day the cry for the re storation of Poland would be soloed by all nations, sad that the righteous cause be had an mush at heart would eventually triumph. The loss of such a friend, and • man otherwise also so much respected and beloved for the may admirable qualities which adorn his domestic and peddle life, will be most deeply felt throughout Poland, and the remembrance of Mn devotios and his services will be gratefully cherished in the hearts ci the Polish people. In thus offering you our coadolaco. my lord, and mingling oar sonew with yours and that of your lordship's mother. we regret thee tee inscrutable decree of the Almighty, to width every Christian most be resigned, should not have permitted the departed nobleman to witemos the embodies of his wishes and efforts for Poland's regeneration ; but we vesture to hops that your lordship, following in the footsteps of beloved father, will :retinue if sot increase your istment to the ernes of Poland, of which you have been for so many We oat of the most kind, zealous, sod liberal supporters. We have the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's most obedient aed humble servan.•—(Bignedi—Chsrles newel. Jobe Gielgod, Adam Koanise, Joseph Michalak IM " O= IPeselak Merle. likalimewski. The Meet Noble the Marquis TownshomL" The reply of the Menai Towel:bead is as follows : Torquay. Oa 5, 11463. " My dear Senlcsewski,—l regret very much net been able sooner to acknowledge the receipt of tre l leeling and kind addreen of oeasnes you have forwarded to me from yoursaW sad ether Polish exiles My mother and myself feel deeply the dimmest:ratios. of sympathy you have therein expressed for us I. oar sad bereavement, sad we beg that you sad yea emenfrYsito wW weep* ear very elecere thanks for this proof of year veva, sod also fer the esteem sad masa yet lair/Woad foe him whose Ices we deplore. My deer father cartidaly Ind the :use of Poland entirely at heart sad felt the wariest admiratioe for the hereto struggle which seer' easterlies an making le defeats of their liberty. It is Based to be regretted that be bee not been spared to wit. ars the reassidos of his hopes in the restores le of 'rear ~augtry to its indepsodene• With Mad to 1 "7• 1, 10 . 4. i, Tisane only to odd that 1 v[ll ever, to the best ol my ability. follow in his footsteps and in those of my late deer kale, Lord Dailey Btuart.—l am, dearflealessmai. yeas mlacesl " T r o M Y 'ajor Sealtheralti. (34l"4 " "Towoonnint THE PENINSULAR MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, Oar. 25. The staunahip Tartar, with the Peninsular mails, 13 peassagers, 1,6501. in specie, and a general cargo ci ram , &sadist, lass arrived. LISBON, Our. 16. Hat Majesty the Queen end the infant Prince are pro graming favourably. The band= has been fixed for the 29th inst. Great preseratisas are being made for the ceremony, which is to Mks glass at the church of San Domingo. The Italian flees, under command of Vice-Admiral flab bioni, has arrived. ma Italian Admiral has asked leave to land part of his sellers and marines, to the number of 2,500 men, to form is the baptismal procession. The Yinishte of Fierace ltas eontracted with Morn. &ars &others, of London, foe another loan of 2,000,0004 aterling. A Portuguese ocamany intend running steamers between London and Lisbon, ander the Portuguese lag, to carry serge subject to • dlffsreetiel duty. _ _ A emenitles of medical ma I;as been formed to consider the reform the goverment purposes making in the quaran tine regedatirea, at present VIIXIWOUS and neresemblo Thelmariese csii;vstts St. Louis is io the Tagus. The French meal Births has bees wrecked el Cape E spiebsL The weather lately has boo wet and stormy. Tie* is eery dull; opposliqy in tofiwellitisi pods. Boil% 40 1 i image 611 t Peak el Portage! 'hues, 566 ; &Me Opel% ISt keltietas ea Lades, ; ditto oa 5.16 ; dale au Amend*" 42t ; ditto co Haar bum 45. A Hampshire paper says that Colonel Clinton has stiplaeld Os parasol of Hordle estate aad maaor, is Lyniagiesh ea easy, for 13,0001. - • The Rey. Hum: WARD BERCRID AT EXIT= Ilths.—Wo are Weird that Benjamin Sort, Esq., the °butterfat of Lease, will take the ober at the great tetrad whisk wiW be held at Rutter Hall thin J. W. Hmeir, M.?.—At the hi=mas therealessioes fee the of Oxford. held yeranky at the Rousty-hall, th efatlo in g Weer ma reed: Watmerry, Oat. 3, 1863.-14 7LL.ooorrrdddlhths,—la panti les@ of the come hitherto observed, I take the liberty to lawn yaw pm, r lord•lisereemat of tbs may, that winit to tarp the air (if it may be so celled) et ciekman of the mem seroos, and to remelt you will give the aesetetzy dethrone to the clerk of the pros to war ibis Mows to the magletratot Finding it difflouth far the roam I stated some time Mk, to try prisoners, or to pee side it Vials of appeals, with satisfaction to myself, I feel, for theism mil other mew" that it is sot far the public adenetess that I ahead eastioue to preside oe othr oar roes ; itt that this respoosible office should be filled by ass copal& of Meg every put of the work. I trust you will pooh no to to your gram. sod Humph your geese to all the my thanks sad gram& for the Madame I have elirtye mama, and for the trust mad oesfidemone teas mooed in me —I bare, the honour to be, &a, J. W. Hater.—To his Grace the Lord-Ler°. mat, ho." -- R.Otheerito lirterr.—tipwerde of 30 years ago a magritme Seek plies in this aslghbourbood (LivoO), the aim mai wide being in hatable eireurosisams. After living together tat after the birth of a child, the husband wont to Australis to seek hi testate. Hi wife never beard from lea after he left, and. supposing be was dead, on the lapin of seven years she t a widower with three obadree. To lug member Is her second married life she added five, making her ow. family, including the child by her but husband, nine is aIL Some time *Moe the seared husband died, tad she was loft to struggle with her large family. To bar grist surprbe. at the beginning of the pre sent year her Intro( hard made his appearance is Liver pool. Doris( his 30 years' themes he had prospered in Anatralia, sad mis • large landed proprietor there. He had heard of his oleic sewed marnago. bat as the fault was his lw sorer theeglthel terrain( to Regiod mail is heard of the death al the mood husband. To make amends for his *Ow angled of his wife—for notwithstanding her mead mowings she wee AM his wife—he belayed is the mat imedierese amass to all her children, pee them costly costa* tied has taken them sad the wife of hi early slee ting ant with Aim to the load of his adopters. The wife, wire hos alle. after as theme of snore thee thirty years, boa restored to her ppoo s'lion, is now about 70 yews of age ; sad go recent is their from this thaei v 00l in whisk they saihd is eat yoking (/' the e pus[ Mercer,. Tat GALWAY PAM= BERVICIL--GALWAY. BUN DAY.—The log leaked-for Amelia boa et length arrived la sue nether& a ndM opeeted on Tbereday ; bate whoa Saturday dawned, so wpannase of the vemal, the Meths of the people mak (really, and eantinued depressed se the day wore on. A master at length was circulated that eh* war delayed at fle. Jelta's purposely for important dematehes. This, however, la sow toned to be untrue, and the people are as mash doomed to disappointment u ever. The teal Leta at the sue appear to be that, with the esseption of I. hoots' deem:tie off St. John's by fog, sail, it is said, the bodiess of her coils, no ex planation can be enured to mouth for her slow voyage. This should at ease be regthfied, se dales through bad coals will not be tolerated, either by the the government, or the puma. The Oaptsin Prows., left New York on bee adortied day, the 6th inst. She arrived at St. Joh u's os the evening of the 10th, ruled on the morning of the and use due bare oe the evening of Friday Lust. She eschewed to-day at IL3O, when the Pilot was im asedisedy ran theepide of her. There was no unDO - to-cloq, as the moment the tender got don the mails were put on based, adder the super- Make el Captain Fletcher, R.N., the null motor la ceeinood, sad immediately brought on shore. A special isle was la wolfing at the railway, aad, wifely brought there, the alerted off at 12.40 for Dahlia. I may mesas that the mail wag sot very large. The brings 51 par engem in all-34 steerage and 17 cabin. A nt pm:sager' spank highly of the kindness shows them by the eMearesol mew, as alto et the Ins seagoing quailed the eased, the only drawee& easelegly bong that the engines are imealialot Ia for the weight and size of the ship Live Gable twisty twi t eeeap passengers left the vessel at (ielwey, the reessinder woe to be Laded at LivespooL Dublin Doily limpross. WILLING AND ITS Da cotta—Captain Welk, of the lsts ssdw steamer Lady Sole, of London, has famished as Odmey pmer with the following particulate of kis voy age to Davis Simile, and the subsequent toil loss of the mind la the It. Is Melville Boy on the nth July loth :—Oa the Midlholemity the Lady Seale sailed from Hall for the whale . Wimp, pa 4 Wier experiencing very stormy weather ▪ .airived le South- Fast Bay (Davis' Straits), on the 10th of" May, where she remained until the end ad limy, without captarhig any fish. She then meth. for Melville Bay, and food the proceeded i r very dose, so that great difilenity was experienced in netting shag the seek bed, and it was not until the lid d J sae that eke mired Melville Bay, having is company the follow* steamers, all belonging to Dundee: The Oampsnlows, Polynia, Narwhal, Dundee, Tay, Wildfire, and Jamas. The steam fleet pushed on as fast as the very close ioe would permit, until the god of Jely, when the land floe was observed to be broken up. This day the Polypi and Narwhal bore up, and steered loath, the ethers remaining feet to a floe until the morning c 4 the 4th of July, when steam was got up, and they sec onded In getting round a loose floe to the westward, in Reps of genii meth. The lea in this pleas was vary thick, the simile ice trig from seven to ten feet, and in some places aloes the edge of the floe it was squeezed to sixty or seventy feet in thickness; and is the evening the ice beset the abbe with a strong wind from KW., but so danger was anathema& At 5 a.m. on the 6th the ice begins.to move slowly, end about an hour afterwards a end fearfully tremendous rush took place. mush ier in the whole starboard broadside, as if the ship had bees an eggshell, whoa she began immediately to 6il and settle down. Tlishoses with the Mw were got away with all pantie sped—every me working with a will, life itself bring wholly demonist on each man's activity. The lee at this time took full charge et all the ship now lying in eMse proximity to one mother, sad the Janina also received • fatal moose. The Diodes suffered severely and was only saved by humors strength. Within ten minutes after the s o ak received the first pressure, her after part inroad ardor the ice, and in a moment she sunk stern fore most, her bowsprit sod pointing towards the hearses, as if bidding farewell to the light of day before demeeding to her future lee-hound home. Three small casks of bread floated Of the decks as she disappeared, and were the only pro vision saved, ad the Lot parting gift received from the poor Lady ?isle. The James also sunk la a very few hours. The crew, of both ships escaped on the ice, losing greater part of their clothing, and were divided amongst the re elable, ships. Captain Wells, with his mate sad fourteen rd Ids mow, also six arse frogs the Jumm, were taken on Weld the Tar sad the ins remaining very olio, the nw were weimpletely fixed until the 21st July, when the Ta sad Wildfire, dies several narrow escapee, got away, ea the 30111 Jely arrived safely at Operniwiek, the most nerthere of the Danish settlemesta. The Camper dowel and Dundee wore lot sees on the 21st July, close beset. ad usable to proceed either north or south. On the Poi August. two boats belonging to the Lady Seale, sad ease belougise to the Jones, lode adieu to the Tay, and promoled iti Nonnosk, and from thence to thaeoaek, aad ea the Side August eatarked Ge board the Danish othemer Neptuses, bound for Cipsobagen. After slang tad Wise voyage—the crew haw* so other place to gimp ea %as swept, the oil oaks is the forebold— they were leaded at Wastes), whore they bed to re main, owing to a heavy south-sad pale, aril the 12th Mgt., wise they were safely conveyed to Kirkwall.