The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

/ / /: _ e _ 7 I • -_._- SJ.. .~~_. i ~... ~ e BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACKETS for ArSTIUMA tram Laded awl Posseis. I Doc in I Toga. I ,Ltichhardt . 1400 , Prlde of Oce an..' MOO llelbame Prime Consort. UN 11% log Cloud .. Moo ioocaa COW—. 1.000 ...... 1.800 - X India Oct 10 Oet. 26 X lulls Nov. II X. !Adis Oct St Y. India sot 30 IL Inata Oct 17 elidanted Nue of packets kayo, by their ottattavallty and wog IrMss. earnest a world-known reputatlo4 awl their par mart accookabodatio• to unsurpassed by any vowels afloat—tor Ws tespeettng trail*. of omega to Artgatia stp , to EAMES and Co.. Ueetpoot ; ail Agents kw Uhar Bat Line . sod T. M. MACKAY sad Co., I. lostlanhallattert. loados. KC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEASCIIMIPS. appokied by the Adadralty to sal between LIYRRYOOL sad NEM FORK, sad between LUVFJ.. POOL sad DOISION, with liberty to cell at Hollis: or oliwyeres to lead sad receive mails, grade, sad yeasegirs. the &sloe sifts eating at Halifax to land sad reecho Slellio.nets sad ber Majesty% mils. The "fallo or Abet veleta erg aye palsied to sell trout UrerpoMl, maw et Omit to receive the nigh: AFRICA. for *ORTON. Saturday, October S. SCOTIA, for PEW YORK. Saturday. Oct. 10. ARABIA. for Intros, Saturday, Oct. IT. =may, incledlag steward's fee sad peorldcwit. tat Mel or liquon:—To Halifax sod Boston, chief cable. • : mooed cabin, AI& To New York, chief rabbi. AM; mewl cabin. CI& Freight to Halifax. Boston, sad New York, MI m i tr a ...l per cent. irrias—ApOy to J. B. Posed, lifi. Old London .J. Y. Carrie, lane, sad Place de Is Sans. !WM 0. sad J. Ham. Reatreasawtreet. : shred D. sod C. . Ilvergeol. &flew Que•aMows ; or D. sod C. &river. S. Waters nos mum& OR 9cmarows TO NEW roar TRILIVERPOOLNEW YORK, aad ESILADILFILL Irsaimar 00111PANY Marl dr Webb( their earrylag tbe ll= e ise lst Sr lsill itss es" alsusallii‘ rauY uvintrool, FOS NEW TOSE. CITY or stunmoss. WsEasidaY. 11 • F- SO. CITY OF LIM MICE, esaarday. Oct /t. CITY OF NEW YORE. Wednesday, Oct. 7. ETNA, Wednesday, Oct. 14. Lad every wenseatar, sad sway alas, . Sabarese. WY prow by the mall deallierS WEN( every Ws 11, 17, sad 11 guineas. aseardlaa to Use asesasesedellea= by tie Saturdays dauseis, IS guinea POrWINII purge •btlw all provldem ossaal. b 2=47 . Ormada. the Malted Pialle, aad BM& Colaubba. advaatagesas berai—Ese Miaow yeeilsaleas arflo INMAN, M, WMar des* Useepaal ; at Is sal , 411. Mar essaireal. Oby. vsmurre, fiLLITZS. and PHILLIP'PB A. dental& the twAlsemeWalled elitottam eteamen - ler ROTTMAN sea the mum the BATATI CIL rem She BM& and Armies NomaWb f WeePlult. every SeedeY. at 11 aur. Tres: At la, 1110 a, 17a ed. Return Wee; abe sad a halt The TTANOOID, Thursday month& early, ben of the Tower. Turn AL Ter alums. the MOWS. ANAL or SCHWALI3E, every Thereby tad Saturday, at 11 a.m., b aterestrlawa, and taws Slerenrall at some. brae • et. rt. *ea lea. MN Claital7llo, the GMAT STARA, September SI, trews anelyeartt. N. ram SA ha, At awl AL To be Wowed by the LONDO ler 00tEN &AGIN , a slialaer,l sirw days. Per treight, peraare, ea.,, gory at Moot' o • Culvert& Olke. Tr er to ' , MIMS. GRA Vat aod NULL' ret IL a. eCINDE RAILWAY (INDUS STEAM FIDTILLA, PCNIAVB and DELHI RAILWAYS) COM PANY. At the FIFTEENTH HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MERINO et the above Oreapaar, held at the toady,' Tavern Illhopsasee- MiresiA ha the City of London, on FRIDAY. the LIMA Sept.. IOU; W. P. ANDREW, Eris., Chairman of ti.e Company. prudes, ; The 90110.111 g Teoo4Ut loam were carried unanimoosty : 1. Thee m this meeting melee sad adopt t h e report of Ilos lilarense Resolved. —That the declaration of forfeiture made by the Ibeelant of the Mute Railway Company on the Seth Aware. Mrthe share in the &bide Railway numbered 14.906 be esteemed : and that thy vhare be sold in such manner or ellherwlee ipeKd of as the Directors Mak meet edreatescemea A ta theleived„—That the deelerattoo of fort liare made by •be Dlreelere of the Made Reilwayeamp.ny on the 'Nth Mira'''. VW et thefts Aim is the ladies Steam FMYW mmthered 7,5 M to EMS be hereby ecesarreed : ea t t et the mid shams be sold In lads meaner r otherwise disposed of ae tM Newton think ascot adememsonts to the Company. 4 Resolved.—That the declarattos of forfeiters made by the Dlreelore of the Kobuk Ralleray Company on. the MIA A. INIA of the Ames la the Pealoab Reihrep maimed r Mils. sic :- 90 Mimes . f Noa WINT to /2.149 1 „ 51.749 to SAM SO Shores „ MAW r ?Lilo gn Shares „ 14 , 514 to 09. 7 13 MO Meares It Mares „ 11,544 to ALMS 44; Shares „ 11.707 to 31.171 an sham „ 17.934 to 17.133 Ile Shams „ WM to 13.4111 30 Shares 047711 to was 30 Shares SAWS to (11.734 Delbereby maimed. sad That thi; add shares be add I. pooh Welimeeer otheewlee dispelled of u the Maoism think meet adveatwroos to the Cempeay label —Tb et iktward 'Thornton. he appointed em UMW et the (boom, la place of lialtei Anaemia's", lam., 4. 4 .1 = the best thanke of this Maillee be tendered to the a Whose Awl Directors ler their amelmsed atteation to the lattersale cif the Cntnpany. 7. That the cordial thanks of this MoMing are doe to W. P. Many, Req., for his marinate coshed In the eivilr Meaty. W. r ANDREW. Chairman. S. IL ft PARRY. Actin; Sestet/try. Oreshemboase. Old Eradiate.. Sept. 23„ 1911. T h Avows BZur DIP CANDLES. lid. per lb. ; A/ Apnea Conde; IL 44. end la. Id.: IN ltie was., la La: inoloannt wax. la. Id. ; Delmont tea: and *nem la. : Oorenan mat, IL U. ; botanic was. la: palate parser. Is. Id.: ammo. elta, K. 94.. and the heel 104. for Palsasea *spa id.: lowan* 9d. to.odda . Colas 111. Ad. pm' : yellow St.. Ma, and M a M Mina : ada. old brows 15.191. pee paekst ; oenunce brows W la wake Windsor. IL Ml: banes. la ad : glycerine, and alotaa per bar—for coalL al if P. DATUM red SONO' old one. hors. al IL Ellselndaltela Da. soorrs BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, • riew Wines remedy. premed without way meroarlal tapedient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will be found invaluable te an who seam from bilious and liver complaints, Indtmettoa. vied. emsemea. ghtilneme. Madera of the eyes. de. Per itedalmal eceneenase. as • family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are tr.dy exec lent : mild In their 'mention and grated to the stomach. they create appetite. prorate dimmelon, sad strewth*• the whole narrate system —told by W.l. Bert. shelido. sa. Kitts Willlansetreet. Chn intros.. and by most diseilela IN home. le. WI mud la. std. he sate le ask for R. Scott a Miaow art (leer Ma. The manias are a square peen package with •• MMus Lambert" .slaved on the damp. a"TITUDE The following appeared la -rh. Theca" New rcpt. 21. IYo PAW LITZ PILLS.—That are a nod invalnahle remedy rte all awn If persevered In. This advertisement Is losselad W or 11/110 las ban • Tod ho an early tvestli by their us, sad who wishes Ms Wow-creatures to partake of the helmets which as has derive first them.' ]lasers. T. 11.01111tT9 and Co 8. Crane court, 71sa4atistat 140,108 . the PT.Prietora of Parr a Life Cilia positively declare that the shove testimony to the value of their mead's* was ht. meted nutmeg their abl or knoeledtte. It ta a tn. sod Von lemmas aet Ufa vitiated* for henetita meshed from the use of Pan's Ptah TEr;gDIVIGORATIVI NKBVIIVE BMW". lie wet seteetlically premed end roost powerful Deka ihe wee! ever Introduced : restatue to theft normal coadititia ail the secretions, ea the tataphy of width perfect had& de. = 6. • Wel* for MIMS, et ell Mods. lad from Nowa. anon other falfratirrda MAN log besidolal lihail ieimig . pm blab): * to the sigmas Pe ill lee la per bottle, or four quantities der for - Poll Weft News. leureeartea sad Ce., 11111, Ozterdaireet. tad 1111, teedeahull- et LC.. Lewdest. rt El IMRE FLUID YAGNISLA D i e riMßD' bims. durbv OnatPlhe rain...t=o, 1.8. leass we a . ha maks' yraltmeles. ame as= s t las as hs boat seasfre kr &Milky se Ms* hamberas rat, and Imafastioss, sad sa s meld ars Ant tee dellsals samsabiessmsomere asysetalJna ladles sad shaless, It la le s Sias it M Wham sad Clik artimi la4 @belt laseam: soil by all imipsslabb simian lassmsa aut las sraeld. LONDON TAVERN COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the Com;anles' Act, 1962, with ha tat liability. Colts] £12.6,0^0„ in 12,000 shares of ...10 each. First Issue, 6,009 Shares. .. . Deposit on aoplleaiicio LI, am al on allotment. with a further call not erceeillog 4110 s. within three months. fdlecroltS. Mr. Alderman Abbies ,Chairman . Joseph Causton, Esq., Pastcheap. Sir Cusack P. Roney. IS, Lankhannplace. J. W. Chafer, Esq., London Tavern, M►naging Director. (With power to add to their number NAr►offs.—Mr. John rungs, Bums.—She Bank of London, Threadneedle-street and 450, firms{ W.O . BOLICITOI9.—Metsra Sot, Turners. sad Slardwlek. S and 4, Alderminbuip, LC. Brwrctu.—)learn Elko Breams, is etasage.alley. Y C. ACDrivs.—Henry Hooey, nq Homey ud Humptu7s It, Iron. scepoPlase. SWIMS Pto TEN—Hr. Reid. Orrice& —Tbs Landau% Tavern, Biatiopspte-street. PROSPECTUS. . . It Ii to form aFompan; itTpurchase the tattiness of the gel .know* Loudon Tavern. Bishoyogate-street. The Directors base entered Into • provisional agreement with Mr. Choler. which gives them the option of purchasing the freehold (within time years , . or leasing the property at a fair rectal. The steek-Intrade, good-will, wines, plate, furniture, Wings, de., are estimated at 439,000, and the present proprietor guaran tees a minimum dividend of 10 per cent on that amount for three emus. These estimates hare been verified as to the ft:miter, and plant by Mr. Daniel Cronin an to the wines and spirits, by Mr. R. C. Wilson, of 37, Drury- lane ; as to the freehold, by Mr. Debeahass. of the Or,. of Debenhani and T SO, IMO a /OM llim lbws Rode on the preen et the CialehteTtfr.• Beery Hooey, of the Or,. of Hooey sad flasaphms. scostintante. The CoMpatly to take possession on the tat (*toter nest, and the welds will acorns as boss that date. The option of per chasing the freehold of constantly lomeatind value, and a sub. Idealsl enatemtee of a vilisimum dividend of ten per mot., are obviously great advatearree In the formation of this Chtspaby, no promotion-money haa been or will he paid. and with a view to avoid all unnecessary expenses, the offices of the Company will be at the London Tavern. 1.7 - p - rda of two-thirds et the requisite capital for the first hew has already been subscribed for by Jr. Chafer, the direc tors. and their friends — Perms of apPilt;tti;• for shares to be made In the torte an• nesed to the prapeetos, with deposit of fl per 'hare, to the Bankers, the Bank et London, Tbresineedbeelittek sad Mk Strand. — fie - Articles of Association can be Inspected at the Mess of the Compsny. Prospectuses may be obtained at the Odice of the Broken. 02, Chassmaney, B.C. at the Loudon Tavern, llMltopegateeetmet sod at the Company's Rankers. The lishibty of each sitsrehokler will be limited to the animist of his subacription, and it no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned in full. Td the Dimetom of the Zomba Teem Oompemy (Limited'. Itugletered as a Unified Compeer , under the Joint /Mock Campania' Act, 1662. Ge•thissou-1 Tamest you to allot me alma ot £lO each In the above Company. and I hereby agree to accept such slum. many less number that maybe allotted to me. &Ma'am the deposit of Fl Its on allotment, and 1 further authorise you to A my name on the register for the numb e r o f s h wa DO sik Plenatore Addraw la tall Date LLROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACIL CilltalT, sew version-1U Fairy Foantela—Orsoa eseet—Payourtto Opera Seleettee.-itleada , the eat. neat Vioilatet—ltaphstel de Anna. the Infant Teaer—laagloik thee:rest lettlen Jeweler. IVES! XVISECO...-Doan open at ems, earress se hatymet. vine 0 XFOR D. - EVERY XVINING 111:11CTIONS from the new and yawn popular OPILLAS the r. with hal load and Chant oesdnetad Mr. 1 JONG a Comedy W Unsworth. Eugene. W. isadalt O. ilstshinnse. A. Lloyd. and Game Hodson. adinlaion, sem, OIL Wails aal belay. la Writs bozos. 10a bd. MHZ GHOST ILLUSION, by •permission of J. MINIX MAW 144.—Pooderor Adaptation at the above Ix Attublted. with vsztous ag elfwta sad im pwwwwwils. by A. saveable, Y IVILNING. al halt put 9. at the CANTER3UAY•II.II.4, Restadasierwoad, 8. DANCLICO ACADEMY, 36, Aldersgste-str64. Yr. FLOYIYA ANLIMILLIIII sew WEDNIMMY eel MTUIDAY. Admission, Ad. An Advanced Clam every MON DAY. Timed quarter Ist inierucion W6I.:OO4IIMM* Than de, nest. &Misr 1. and iedny, (keener Omstlemem es ,err questar: Ladies . M. mt .: Private Lou.ess es. ed.—N.B. The Jirralln• Cies wm e Newsom Warded, October A, at Wi peout L DEMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S in , AV Iteembee„Wle Week, ea. Alhel-Maieets rt' S. PER BOTTLE IS USUALLY CHARGED UP fee • donated Prate lt Brandy.—MarelaWnWks Brandy, ...goal to 1 LILMALL , . may be obtained foe la. Id. of most retailers. narked, kbelled, and rook besotted. /AZ ilarsball, Sale 0111141bbili. OIL per dozen am marriage pale''. Depot, Its.. ALDSZSGATZ antral. Coy. ALLSOPPI3 ALE and 01:7111NESS'S STOUT. JOHN F. BIGGS sod Co.. sole coostrsetnra tar Bottled beer to the laterastlnval Exhibition, Aseata forSamnel Alloy" aa4 asses hmlla Pals and Burton AMA, sod Oeftiadis. lea. sod Cos Sam abut, Importers or Mass sad Aprils.-0111oes and *One. 4a Royal Mullane), Y4—Vas We& saps el se Moral lam for oak BABLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new .1-11 trimation , we admirably imateird that a fun butt, as wad r ..mailer ea aka ray he railed or thud aw It letthesat labour ar trouble. Its arta ais ao impalpable that the sediment o I the rant limpid Paid by me palibuilly am he mmarbem Mos lie. LPL. lta v he salt el, a. and U gallon cask.. BARLOirSSELF:AaTING SYPHON TAP. No wet-peg requited. No ere les beer er seer eieu tones de. dd. : atm, tiu—Apply direct to WAY. * BLILLOW, peteetee.tl , L uuen atrr Mauston-house. Dee tint Ids nide sad address we evert .Miele: all gams are 'parlous treitstioeu logrevtags gradh intabliehed idd3. LONDON CARPS? WAREHOUSE. WAUOII and SOW. i sad 4. 000DOLIWIL1ICt W. BROWN BROTHERS . —PATENT CHAIRS aad OIKICaI linnet Pend Was. ?maw rotor. swum ea —1414 . Caudearass are. VALUICS of OOLD.—.-WATHEESTON wad V 111.00 DEN, lee the Dilemmas of the ?Mlle and their ausereas Parma Mg to sae the faineirtns amoeseeise= re. sealas VALUE id °OLD, fealog peneaded Oat the tut. the far Seeds r end the aMc will be alike protected by dreslollos et es this tobjeal (4041 bats abided lal. 24 put or ammo Is follows that gold of as mama am la a torate../0 3 le 9 rends .. Q n worth ..46 4 114 17 Gerais— 1 • 1 11 wale .. 1 II a per MOM If aerate— 1 16 71 7 emote .. 1 a • Maoists. 4 1• IS canoe .. IS 1 • orate .. 1 1 1+ 22 carat; (Brash 16 carats.. 2 9 If 6 aerate.. 017 e Mosdaid) 117 104 13 carats.. 1 • • 4 crate .. 014 24 11 iamb.. 316 a m aerate— 1 1 IS • Gen=.. • a 111earate.. 114 94 11 carats.. 112 1 1 carats .. • 7 1 19 .earete. I I 1 I• erste.. 1l; 44 1 sant ... • I M Mmelasteri. ltt limbriestaau•se. airestsordea. M.C.. Lawton. made et Chas end Jewellery fee la. each. /CB. nis soar Vasa te demi as • to the erisisis. end es Saturdays 11 'pill sod CO.'S SUITS sad GARMENTS to OlDZlL—Nobleases, clergy/sea sod geottereen are memo mend ed to entrust their Orders to It YAM Ca., .less clerical sod prolamine. Atdre, Baths sad Liveries. together •an Geatk ioss's CLOTH INO geserally are et the bag and mast faahlooable deseripiem. 1 Sella. 30s to ; Probational Austs, sta. to 106 a ladles* Habits. trora 3 to 6 gsloasa *multi USeries—Pagos' Soda tree MS.; lootnetes Setts Ns. Coachmen's /Salts, eta MUM sad Ca, II sad 67, Oxford-4mM. PERFECTION in TROUSERS.—Nice Points attaleod.— RYADI aad Co., Ylvo-attlag T/10V8123, oat ow improved peisuiplaa di whit ozaataama. and allow at tree memos In ths wearer without yloidiag tido creases or folds. NO Coleys and ?ULM of atatariala to choose hoe, toady nada mod la nauraro, Ha hi, Na at, Ih hi, Us. and Co di and Cr. 0/doirdatreet. ACHANGE of FASHION, COAT and VEST Witt —Oesitiemen now prefer a came et petters' foe Tammy Ward of weans g all three garments of one material; this style recommit& Itself to gentlemen of taste. Coats sad Vests Mb, rs. to sue: trousers la atevt.4s, Tweeds, gsgolas, and Weeldne, Its, 01. to Is. H TAM mat Co., CI and fly Osfardatnat. NEW SANDRINGHAM OVER-COATS and CAME& O.s to Two Ctlsess.-87fAll amd Co.'s Over. arts sad Caps Ere odds in all to &dimmable siert& by calico and ...dims' 1. coasted preened us this description of drama and. seprelor style sad quad, is. gusnieseaL RYA 11 sad Cu.. Nand 67. 044:admired ; 61. It dui 22 . Now' funalaglual ; and &instil. loads. NERVOUS DEAFNESS, OBSCURE DlALttilti of the BRAIN. *c.—Dr. DRNIS CRONIXII OLD.) Owthwessing WORK on the NM awl NOSTRIL, will. by reference to numerous wee, shove how their offsusive end destruetive diseases, b) interrupting the centutuniestions with She brain, wistschise tabs, inner one, la.. give rise to madame. ittiotcy. perslymie serious deadness, etc.. and bow they may 14 end ere waceashally treated.-21, Upper lieysseur-etreet, Con imseightuquere, W. Oa Um idol October wlllbe polohaftail. Mat aallCbear &Was jalft 10a. Id., OBSCURE DIREASEi of the BRAIN sod KIND. _lly nom Weraiar, D.C.L. Lama= : Dalin NardlrkkaifL PlaroadUly. W. Mr. Barge, one of the officials of the county prison at Dora=ler, has a Use gaidleek sad for the km two years le bee daily spend the deer of her cas, sad the lead a the winter has regakrly Wt bar home ot the marb leised refereed to it at sight. but in the summer ills ISM slops away far • kew time. This mumesr it was greet for am en meas. lasi weak Mr. bares re the goWilach was h e hewn fee l a mum ow. 71te sage wss shit at W th& bee ow lee opened, Wm old led sad b yams me Sow is. No. 5,345.) CaETTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope mfd Mattraic—S nu m COMMUNICATION benne. WS. DON and INDIA by the utairaMont Fleet of Steamers beimmini to the Iset India and London Shipping Company Limited). The willicnovni clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLUCL Rh% is... MO-horn power, G. B. BIRD. Commander, Dow kindles In the Vie,oria .Lowden) Docks. will leave on the lltk October, meaning pismategets at sett leaving Gnvoiced oa the Ruth October. for Calcutta. calling at the Caps of Good Hoge and IleArai. This magniecent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has been thorostiOdy netted. has first-rats accommodation tor paseenfren, and will carry en experienced sargoon also a ttewerdeas. The average pumas of those steamers has been days to Medics. some Of tines making the shortest paatages on record. The line will be continued on the IDth of each succeeding mouth, with the strictest ponetsality, by one of this Company s Beet of aittUlary screw steam ships-- For freigl.t or p tinge apply to Grindtey and Co., 65. Patine meat-street, tt. the brokers, Alfred Brett and Co., ISO, Leadenhallvereet ; or at the OScos of the Compeny, 9, Muicinr-Lane. London. R.C. ; when also appUe Mons for ap point:arias as midslepoica In this service ea service be made. ItICILA.RD DRIW, Secretary. raiI'UTTA Direct (under engag ement to H. M V Council for India, to tall punctinOr October IV, the eery tastaalllng teak-hunt ship 110C0OMONT, A 11! ram tel tons register, JOHN FUJIAN'. Commands.; loading la the Nast India Peeks. This splendid Melt wail kuowu in the Calcutta trade, has suairedfloent cabin semaiinodation. —For tree ht or pomade apply to OILLATLY, HANLEY, and SHWELL. R. t. kt. BOMBAY Direct (under engagement to H. M. Conned for India. with Immediate despittch', the splendid p.....fr y . Inaltnalla ship EDWIN FOX, • 1 IP yearn tin tom T. N. KACLFAN, Commander : leading in the lima India Jiaostassmesdallissl4 Gaels trimmers— 4r, ==setz ORLLILIST, IAXLIT, lel SSW V. LC. NEWSPAPER z ic.14..1f0; _ rt I„itt e . eg -ir th., 44;. SIIRUAXI4 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1863. AMERICA. QtrEFI4BTOWN, Sar.ls. The royal mail steamship Africa arrived here at 9 p.m. to-day, with 123 passengers and 150,000 dollars in specie. She landed three parwmgers and all acne, consisting of 81 sacks, and proceeded at 9.15 p.m. All well. (Per the Attics.) NEW YORK, sm. 14, Emma. General Beauregard reports that 113 Federals were captured in the recent unsuccessful assault upon Fort Sumter. The Federala have had an engagement at Dug Gap, Tennessee, four miles from New Lafayette, where Bragg's main army is posted. The Federals retired to Look-out Mountain. The amount of casualties was small. Mr. Seward has issued a circular to the American legations, stating that as prejudged opinion still (Misted in Prance and England that the Federals cannot preserve the Union, prudent concern for foreign relations, and the interests of peace and humanity at home, demand that a new effort should be made to domed this prejudice. The in surgents are able to protract their resistance by means of foreign sympathy and aid. The expects tion of more effective foreign assistance is now their chief resource. Mr. fieward reviews the military situation and says :—" Those seeking the renewal of commercial prosperity through peace in America will find the quickest and shortest way to gain that end is to withdraw their support and favour from the in surgents, and leave the adjustment of the oontro versy to the American people." NSW YORK, Szrr. 15, Nom,. General Pleasanton's cavalry has crossed the Rappahannock and peeped through Culpepper, driving the Confederate cavalry before him and capturing three guns and 100 prisoners at Cul pepper. He afterwards advanced to the Rapidan, where he found Lee's forces in a position to prevent his crossing. An impression, however, prevails that Lee has sent a large force to reinforce Beauregard and Bragg, =Lis falling back towards Richmond. NEW YORE, Ear, IS, Emma. General Gilmore, it is said, has received install°. tiona to shell Charleston until It surrenders. Southern accounts state that the ilassaahusette State flag flaw over Fort Wegner, which is gar risoned by Massaehusetts negroes. General Gilmer, the chief of the Richmond engineer bureau, has been sent to Charleston as second in oonsmaad to Beenregard. It is reported that estreateee Federal regiments ldt New Orleans as the 3rd inst. for Brownsville, Texas. General Hardie is organising the Confederate prisoners walled at Viokaburg and Poet Hodson to be ready for menial when exchanged. The capture of Little Rook, Arkansas, by the Federal* is not confirmed. 17,000 Confederates are reported to be on this tide of Iltkio Rook awaiting Steele's advance. Negroes man the upper batteries of Vicksburg. Peace propositions in the Virginia Legislature have been voted down by 38 to 1. Georgian soldiers have destroyed the office in Raleigh of the North Caroltea Skuidard, a pesos joarnaL The opposition party have destroyed the &ate Juurnal office, the war advocate. Indiana soldiers have unsuccessfully attempted to hang D. W. Voorhees, an Indiana democratic Om en/ MIA. The President has refused to accept General Burnside's resignation. Mr. Lincoln will shortly issue a proclamation sus pending the writ of habeas corpus in all military and naval cases. The republicans have carried the Maine election by a large msjority. The government has commenoed to construct a national railroad between Danville, Kentucky, and Knoxville, Tennessee. The Canadian parliament has voted a sum of 400,000 dela. fur the organisation of 10,000 fresh militia. COMMERCIAL INTELISOKNCE. NEW YORK Oat. 15, Emmet. . . Money essy. Gold Si per cant, premium. Ex change on London : Bankers' bills, 144. Stocks steady : New York Centrals, 1321 ; Illinois, 124 ; Erie, 106} ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 106. (Per the Africa, by telegraph to Hadar.) NEW YORK, Sart 17, Rotuma. President Lincoln has suspended the Habeas Corpus Act throughout the United States in all cases where the military, naval, or civil govern. went officers bold persons under their command or custody as prisoners of war, vise, akar% or abet tors of the enemy, enrolled, drafted, enlisted, or mustered officers, soldiers, or seamen in the Federal service, or deserters. This suspension will be con tinued in focus during the duration of the rebel lion, or until President Lincoln sees 6t to revoke it. The reported capture of Moultrie and the occu pation of James Island by the Federal' is untrue. NEW YORK, Barr. 17, Evans°. General Lee's forces still defend the line of the Rapidan. A Federal attempt to cross yesterday was re pulsed at three points. Nothing positive is known of the position of Lee's main army, or the object of his retrograde movement. One theory is that the bulk at his forces be. been sent down the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad to attack Burnside and Rose man'. An early ad ranee by Meade towards Richmond is considered probable. It is reported that Burnside has joined Rosen. crane at Chattanooga. Roam:ranee advance has occupied Dalton, Georgia. A general engagement with Bragg is ex pected sear Lafayette. News from Charleston to the 15th states that the Federal' were erecting batteries on the upper end of Morrie Island, under a heavy fire from Ports Johnson and Moultrie, where the Confederates hare two 15-inch guns. Oa* of the magazine' on James Island has ex ploded. The monitor Patapego has been towed to Port Royal for repairs. General Gillmore hu tendered his resignation, on account of a dimgrerment with Admiral Dahlgren. It is supposed the latter will be superseded. Onerillas are swarming all along the banks dam Ifisdesippb The democratic press is incensed at the enema TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. psouti razonAms.) FRANCE. PARIS. SIP?. 25. Ls France of this evening states that their Majesties will not return to Paris before the com mencement of October. The Emperor paid a visit to M. Fould, at Tube*, yesterday. M. Drouyu de Lhuys yesterday received the members of the Mezicau deputation, who are to leave on Thursday for Trieste. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, SEPT. 25. The insurgent corps under Zrembinski and Goa toweki defeated the Russians on the 20th at Rydzewo, in the government of Plock. An engagement between the Russian troops and the insurgents, commanded by Idadmiler, has taken place at Seine, in the government of Angustowo. The band of Celiuski had a snooseeful enpgeuient with the Ramadan on the 21st. Several encounters have taken place in the government of Radom. The Russians have searched Kreuz church, is Warsaw. Tbey threw out the coffins, defiled the corpses, and stole the ornaments. Advicee received from Warsaw state that Russian soldiers had entered the principal Jewish synagogue in the Rue Wierzbowa in that city, during the celebration of religious service, arrested the con gregation, and destroyed the sanctuary. THORN, Ben. 25. Captain Tigenstet has defeated the insurgent& under Bielowiecki, with considerable loss, near Zuromin, in the government of Plod. The insur gents numbered 450 men. POSEN, Szn. According to advioes received here from Wanaw to the 23rd inst., the government has discovered printing offices and military tailoring estabffith meats in some convents of Warsaw, and has re solved upon successively occupying all the con vents. RUMOURED DISMISSAL OF GENERAL MOURAVIEFF. BERLLN, Sm. 25. The Bank and Handel Zeitang of this evening asserts that General Mouravieff, Governor of Walla, will be relieved of his functions, and wUI prooeed to Berlin next month. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN DENMARK AND GERMANY. COPENHAGEN, Sin. 25. _ _ The following is the summary of a note dated July 19, addressed by the Swedish government to its ambassadors in London and Paris : "The domand of the Federal diet that Denmark stOuld withdraw her proclamation of the 30th March has made the interferenoe of Germiny in the affairs of that kingdom intolerable. "Deomark, in her reply, will probably radiose to comply with the demands of the Diet, and &dtare that Federal execution would be oonsideued.saquira lent to a declaration of war. Such a reply would be justifiable, for the demands cf the Diet relative to Holstein have been acceded to, and it has no right to interfere in the affairs of Schleswig, to which duchy, moreover, the government has granted every liberty. The Western Powers could ' not remain indifferent to a war which may easily ensue if they do not protect Denmark. Sweden might perhaps in such an eventuality be compelled to take an active part, inasmuch as the subjugation of Denmark would endanger the interests of Sweden." GREECE. MEM., &P?. N. . _ Intelligence reosived here from A t hens states that the Greek National Assembly hss voted a sum of 160,000 drachmas for the reception of the King. The Treasury is at present in a better condition than formerly, owing to the National Guard having assisted to collect the taxes in the provinces. M. Broestrop, the Danish ambassador, has re ported favourably from Corfu of the disposition of the lonians towards annexation with Greece. It is believed that the m►tter will be brought to a ter mination by the middle of October. Efforts to arrive at a good understanding between Sir Henry Bulwer and Admiral !Canaria continue. A sanguinary riot at Chios bee rendered it neces sary to send a frigate from Smyrna to that Wand. Tin PORT or Sir FRANCISCO. —Tbe Gowns of last *gilt gays the flearentry el State for Foreign Again has received a copy of a doodah from her Majesty's consul at San Francisco, aneounciog that the collector at that port has honed • notice that no vessel, other than steamers and packets known to be engaged on reviler Sues, or io the employ of the army or navy, will he allowed to leave port between sunset and ennrise ; and that all vessels a entering the port must report to the rasa* atter or road ship, to be stationed is • coagulant position for the papas, before proceeding to anchorage. CONSULAR A pronmaNTß.—i'he Gazette of last mist &Maas that the Qumm lam bees plowed to approve of K. &hal Frkl.:ric Geuther as oossul-geoeral is the British Provisos of North America, to reside at Quebec, for his Malone the Emperor of the Frame!. The Qom% ham ales lees plemed to appease of Dos Mammal Jose Palacio@ as of Pent coosalseseral in the Polynesian Islands for the Republic . Swim Derr ON Ac-men.—The Gazette of laAt might says that the Secretary of State for Fere* Affairs has received a copy of a decree of the Strhes Federal Assembly, dated the 15th of Aorta., 181 C i, d zing the duty of framed and Detrained pie-turps at 31. Kt. the cross Mi. A DDIALEY, M.P., ON LATE Klllllll- 1 1 nos Brit.Dixo.—At a distribution of prizes at the Stoke ' apne.Trent School of Art. last Thursday, Mr. Adderley mild that nothing had sheen him more the went of the appreciation of the first principle of beauty is this country thas the fact that the repremotatiees of the people voted reenetly for the demolition of the National Exhihitioa huildieg. There was, of mane, no disputiog about taste, but the vote of the House of Commons showed that some members evretecarebbe of eppresiatieg naked dishy, with- out the sesiatanee of ornarneet. It aboired also an old puri tanical apirit of disinclisatioo to patronise mt. He should look to achools of art for soy tope they might eetertaie for soy better buildiag than that which had hese so ruthlessly densoliabid. Cstaxos or Nato.—Tbe Gazette of last night ameensess that the Queen bas hem pleased to pent William Hoary Jame, of Leenard.place, Et. Johe's•sood, a cow murder to the royal navy. sod to &rah Henrietta Byron). of Leek, in the twenty of &afford. spinster. only child of Mr. Beery Byrom, of Bath, by &rah. his late wile, bar royal limes and authority that thaw may (is purseance of a someseat esetained la • deed of Weston executed in roe. temptation of their isteeded marriage) titer the solemnise. tics or their martian% take sad me the surname of Bynum, In addition to that of Joess, an d th a t M r . Joules way bear th• arcs d Byrom. The Queen hes lees she phased to peat to Mr. Theophihis Peeks. of New Wandsworth, eldest me and heir of Mr. Themes Theophiles Peeks. late of the oily of Beth, a retired edam) in the service of the East !oak Company ma the Medres establishment. decomed, her royal Hews and authority, to me the sereame of Buel l** in 'Wraith* to that of Peak., sad to hoar the armed Hatielfoot quarterly with thorned Puke. all benefit of redneed (hely obtained by mir iade, ilarstirat Pais tea; atalles all *a at sad 4a. -Just /*aware- at St It r Y. It). Is tie drawn. W mai &beam lanceitt *mita Is Mal lams MO/ Wm Maimis....lAdlomilemmara 1 [Stamped, Id. Additional.] sion of the Habeas Corpus Act, asspecially uncalled for at present. The Daily News says all that remains of repub lican government is a memory std a name. The Confederate rams building in England, and the probability of the French recognition of the South, attract much public attention, and cause uneasiness. Earl Russell's reply to the Ewancipation Society is considered unsatisfactory, and the ill-feeling against England continues. The New York Tribune says there is unanimity in the Federal Beet in favour of war with England. The New York municipality has tendered • public reception to the officers of the Russian fri gate, being the first ever visiting New York, and as an expression of the appreciation of Russian steadfastness and fidelity to international obliga tions, as contradistinguished from the course which certain other European powers have thought fit to pursue. A privateer barque was seen off the Cape of Good Hope on this 28th July. 00ILMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. lilW YORK, Sorr. 17, Drum°. Money easy. Gold 32+ per sent prem. Ex change on London : Bankers' Bills, 146. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 1341. Illinois, 19tj. Brie, 106/. Six per Omit. traitod States' Bonds, 106/. Cotton advancing. Middling upland, 70e. Flour improving. Wheat good inquiry. Corn quiet. Prorisioos dalL Coffee quiet. Sugar advancing. Mole/lees very firm. Crude Petroleum heavy, 35f. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Rim 14 Adrian received here from Vera Cruz to the sth state that the Preach are preparing far another campaign. Marshal Forty had ordered the Peruvian Mi nister to leave Mexico for writing a letter to Juarez. Advice from Jamaica report that the Spanish fleet bombarded Port•au•Platte on the 6th, entirely destroying the town and killing many inhabitants. An impression prevailed at Savannah that Fe deral agents were the instig►tors of the San Do mingo rebellion. POLAND. (nor our owl WARSAW, Stn. 90. Yesterday this city was the witness of a dreadful , poem About half-past five in the afternoon some ' one threw an explosive bomb at General Berg, as he was driving through the street called Nowy Syria. The missile made a groat noise, but did little harm, foe General Berg escaped without scratch. The police surrounded the house of Count Andrew Zamuyski, in front of which the occurrence took place,and Berg drove off to the Castle. Arras's and revisions would be the only consequences of such an event in a country under civilised rulers ; but the Russian government wide:Stands things differently. Not as hour had elapsed before several detachments of troops, sent out of the Cas tle by General Berg, surrounded both of the houses belonging to Count Zamoyski. The scene which followed is almost indescribable. The director of police, Lewazyn, and other generals who were pre sent, ordered all the inhabitants, without exoeptiou, to come out into the street, led the troops into their apartments, and ordered thew to pillage. The house of Count Zamoyski is perhaps the largest house in Warsaw. It is four stories high, and has a frontage of twenty-five windows. Next to it is the residence of the oonnt himself. The soldiery, who were ordered to seize all the most valuable sr ' ticles, took the money they found also, giving the largest share to their officers. They then opened all the windows, and threw out into the street the rest of the furniture, such as beds, pianos, linen, books, and pictures. All that was made of glass was smashed to pieces. They ended by burning the furniture in the street, and breaking into the cellars of the wine nierchans Koupsiki, drinking as much wine and rum as they could, and pouring the rest into the gutter. The fire was so extensive that it lit up all Warsaw. All the male lodgers of the houses were sent to the citadel, and the women and children shut up with the soldiery. , One hundred and twenty fernlike have been thus ruined ; their property is deatroyed, their male members are in the citadel. and their women at the mercy of the soldiery. Among those arrested are Thaddeus, Count Laboniirski, and Btanialaus, Count Zamoyski. The first had his valuable archaeologi cal museum completely destroyed. Professor Kowalewski, rector of the University, escaped arrest by being from home, but his library, which it had taken him forty years' incessant labour to form, and which comprised our of the rarest col lections of philological works, especially in the Eastern languages, for his knowledge of which Professor Kowalewski was so famous, has been burnt to the ground. The above names give a fair specimen of the class of persons who resided in this house ; and although the attempt was node in front of it, Count Zamoyaki's private house, which was behind, and had DO COMMODieldiall with the other, was also ordered to be pillaged by the troops. The troops continue to levy the taxes. Their usual course of proceeding is to break violently and noisily into a house without notice, to occupy all the rooms, eat all the provisions they can find, open the cellars and orderbrandy, tobacco, and money for each soldier. Often the soldiers occupy the beds of the lodgers, destroy the furniture and pictures, and I only leave the house when a receipt showing that the taxes have been paid is shown them. Yesterday twenty soldiers broke lute a certain house, and asked for brandy and tobacco, promising that they would behave themselves. As they began to threaten when they found that there was some hesitation iu complying with their demand, the tobacco and brandy were given them, bat becoming I intoxicated they tore down the pictured, destroyed the furniture, and insulted the inhabitants. A CHU? RAILWAY.—The county of Donegal has gained the distinction of making the cheapest railway yet moetrectowl in the United Kingdom. It is termed the lien Valley line, and boa Jost be.. ismagurated by the Lard.Lforstiment. Its length in 13 miles, sad the total ..to has hewn 0.972&, or 5.31101. per mile. while the Immure east of all the railways is !eland bee hose 18,424/. thely 81. 10‘ per mile of receipts per week is recoired. therefore, to enable the shareholders to enjoy a dividend of 5 per met. The work is seated to be thoroughly well executed. sod *Ubangi', of acmes, the newts was o imelf d aa easy *bantam, this mate muses of the emicomy achieved am stated to have ecasieted in ?Watt rapervieion and the atoms of 'anemone compeasatione for lead or other draw. backs of that demeriptlan. Lord Littond is the ehairmas this oempany, *ea there are two other Hum in erogreet is the NM eidng which y3l exhibit a/rhyme fearourea Owe is a railway of Mae miles from the city of Deny in Irsrlsod Polar.. the cost of which, it to said, will be oily little over :10,000/., awl the other is to be as aztenidem of ORM WINO w ltunerene, at s net of 29,0801. [TWOPENCE DEPARTURE OF THE CHANNEL PI M' FROM LI VIIRPOOL. OFFICIAL LETTER FROM ADMIRALDACRICS. LIVERPOOL. TVDAT. The Channel fleet left Liverpool this morniDb about 7 o'clock, amid edemas haze and drizzling rain, whior prevented their being much wen on either side of the elver. TM Edgar steamed done the rivet at the rate of about nine knots, and all the ships pulsed the bar with safety. When the Edger came to the Bell-buoy none of the other vessels could be seen, and she stopped nand they came up, attar which they all proceeded in compaey to sea. On separating from the pilots the Admiral signalled : "Admiral Decree considers that the services of the pilots have been creditably pefonned, sod desires that all the pilots be informed of it." At the bell-buoy 10.30 ram." The officen also thanked the Old Steam-tug Oeinpany far . hating pined the steam-tug Residuum at their disposal during the visit of the fleet to Liverpool. The follo • ' letter has been received by Mr. S. E. Graves, hum Admi ral Dames : "Her Majesty's ship Edgar, Liverpool, Sept. 2.3. " flir,—lt would be iirpoesible to express the universal feeling of gratification prevailing throoghout the Cbaccal squadron limier my command at the kind and hospitable reception given to myself. the officers, and emu by all climes in the tows of Liverpool; but I cameo. Isere the Roney without espreesiug to you sod the madman MOO. Mated with you yesterday to entertaining the seamen sad marines of the ships my own sod their 'doom sod hearty theake, joined with those of the rase themselves, foe t►e maser is white that eetertaanneat wee carried out. For t►e ummaring mensal exertimis required in orpoisin the preparations amemary to bring such an undertelriog to a successful tease, mid ler the triad attesties shown them by everyone, the met) owe very much to you, and it uto toe • subject el reel eengratulatioc that they tried to show haw justly they appreciated it by the admirable nmeeer in which they behaved.-1 hare the honour to be, sir, your obedient airiest, "ti. C. D•ovmt. Itear-Admital Gommasidiss "3. R. Graves, Eeq., Commodore, Royal Mooney Yacht Club." Te this Yr. Graves replied : " Liverpool. Sept. 24. " Roar-Admiral Dames, Commanding Channel Squadron. " have the honour to acknowledge the receipt a yew vahaed favour of yesterday, and have communiented theses to tke Emit:alive COMMILBIIO appointed to carry out the eutertainmens recently given at St. George'eliall to the seanese and marines of the Chaanel tron under your couseand, and I am requested to same you tisk the kindly sentimeots expressed by yea towards myrelf and oolleagnes are folly appreciated, and are moat gratifying tom. A nathering more unique is its sherrectir or more important is its results beers:sly before bakes place in this town, and it iv impossible for me to moves to you any ides of the estisfactioe it bee afforded to all elsms• el sommusity. The admirable armageinents made by Commander Soad , , of her Majesty's ship Royal Oak, for carryisg out the views of the committee, conpled with the userseptionabls conduct of the men, coutribsted in us small degree to that marked sitcom which atteaded an me liertainment not soon to be forgotten by the inhabitants of the tows. Permit me, in conclusion, to expires the obligor. ties we are all ender to yourself, personally. for se promptly sequencing in a proposal which required no little ooefideess is your men and it must be very gratifyiag to yos to feel that year ocedidame it eat bus riaplacei ' 8. It Cuvss." Was.—The will of the Right Hon. William Richard Arthur PolipTylbey.Labg-WeUesley, Earl at Morsisierboa. of Drayeot House, Wilts, end of Wended. Boaz was proved in her liaiesty's Court of Probate by the exece;ers, William Bollre(ey Oleos*, Eeq., Q.C., sad Andrew Alfred Coils Bristow. Esq., the personal gelato being swore under 811,0001 The will, which is of great length, wee criented I. Jam last. sad a coaled in the month following. His lordship, who died at the aye ef fifty, was eldest son of the fourth earl, by Ketberiss, daughter arid heir of the late Sir J. Tyleer Long. Bert, sell suneented to the tithe 1857, and was the heed ef the family of Wellesley, of which the Duke of Weilingtos and Earl Cowley represent branches. His disposable reel estates be has devised to Earl Cowley, and has made a liberal pre vision for his Deet•toes) sister. Lade Victoria Leaf Wel lesley. There are teeny &attain** left by the will, also legacies to servants. To each of hie executors be have* VOL. ea well as roaphwestary legalise to Mims. Oeverdsle aod Lew—llliiitroted Ness. SINGOLLIt AttOIDENT Fitoll LlGHTNl2e6.—Diteink a tliaadars•nui erhieti pared over Canterleiry en Thais, ssorsieg • vary extra wtheary incident occurred at the gate. keeper's lodge oo the level erasing of the South-Eastern Railway at St. Donitan'a.stroet, Canterbury. The light ping appears to have he* attracted by the telegraph wires, and the hid pureed down the wire which connects the tele graph with • dial plate at the keeper's lag*, enaoged to communicate to him the nensesary lestrnetione for opening the gates on the ariginiseli of the twelve. The men &wither that be beard • tremendous report, and on looking he found that two boles were lured in the dial.plate. and o swan gee pips emcee to it was mitered and melting, while the gas was ignited and horniest from the fused end, bat there aely the residue of gas between the eroded bei % and the adjnga cent station, where the meter in placed, end at which the was lied Wee ea *seal turned off the preceding eight, the Berne lasted bat • few minutes. The telegraph eanninni calico was entirely anapasoleil hetween Canterbury mid all Mathias tris the litre for some time. r A BOLLIt Goma. —Aftrr midnight on Thursday Lek while Dr. Login. of Kirkwall, was returning from visiting a patient et Hooray. alone the Stmmeessmed, by the side of the Par of Firth. he was soddenly startled by • lame white fowl swopping sad &skis' about the lantern of his gig. The night was very dark, and the fowl kept circling and farming *bent the gig, ut tering loud cries, which sounded somewhat unearthly from their proximity amid the darkness. Dr. Legie, who was greatly et a loss to know what specie* of fowl it was, and who felt desirous le put au cod to this noplemet ie. terruptice, which threatened to startle his bone. got =hot the gig and save chase, hohling the lantern between him sad the bird. He enocaedeil in laying hold on what tweed out to be • fie* mole soles goons le full pletraqp. The bird aereented violently when caught sod hefoce suffering** " extreme penalty of the law" be being 'teaseled, he M ilian: a severe bite mu his cipter's bend, and it wee with *risme difficulty that Dr. Lore could man* hie head from the tenaciose and forma:ebb, bill. The feathered highwaymen wee carried in triumph to Kirloyall. where be is now aederroier the pr.oB of iituffing by Mr. Tboeme Friabiater. The fowl la • splendid apeeinrea of the oaten goose, measuring six feet from tip to tip of the sailalike wines, and three feet two inches from the point of the bill I. the cod of the tail.— Orkney Nowa TOLEILINCZ IN ITALLY.. - -A corrempondant at fittesse, Lege Maggiore, Dern... the Wowing incident : " A moon Eagliebnien arrived 1111 the oth at the ezaelleat Dew Masi des Isles itneromi..s, is as sides/owl dabs of Pl asm. H. wsa attended nal♦ by s courier. but the peg/dee( the house were v.ry kiol, and as Etatli.h clergymen (the Re.. Mr. Kier. who, with hi. happened to he day bed there), took charge of hint filoe a one for the few dkvs that elapsed het tve•a H. an leaf .red hi. tie.th. Who, that happened Mr. Kisg applied to the anthm-Itiee (I believe at Tarte) to permit the interseut at the esreetery of the di.trkt., • Roos. ostlolic nee. Permiseioe was at once granted, and on the fueer.l ttkieg place above 200 of the notables of the Deighlvoirlined etteaded. ineledleg roar Roane catholic priests, is the weal habit of their posh*. sites, who, with their I.y brethren. took off their blde sod listened reverently to the worile our beautiful florin! set • suss They all ii4onaed (as is thecostain here) to ells home, gad before leaving. the priocited perce7;ldres sing the Esslish clergyman. desired it might he entlerstond that their atteedseee wee is...steel to mark their sympathy with &Wish indium and chamfer ; that they h ,t 1 not forgotten Ennlited sod Piedmont were brothers on the Crinsema bat tlefield c and that we might depend on thy place of the young Eoglishmen's heriel Icing held a bellowed spelt. and alike facility being afforded should a like sad aseessity ewer agate arise.' A DAM:MI[OCA SHOAL—On the smut of Sicily, wee twenty.. ve miles S. W. of Comfit. Marc% he* g &ow. oes shoal bearing the name of Graham's Shoal, sad which, in 000sequeece of the siogularity of its origin and niveterion• disappearance. %as been long a mare* both of interest end terms About five and thirty years ago it mar he remembered this demise inabineriee exsresosne* made its appearsece above wets, Red Lord F. Kerr (we think it was) actually landed and placed oe it the British fist. 11 was thee seistsomil to have been the result of volcanic convulsioo, and its sublereet disappearance. end the failure of several ships of war gut specially to Ortlriell it, induced the belief that it had satin* imbedded. Lyi.g almost in the direct mall track to Illamedles, the ormunamiere of the packet* .till doubting, regarded this poetise of their voyage with pest botany, sad with a emenseedable cute* avoided the locality u far ea possible. The Yalta Manuel, from the close approach of land, in unique in whiter to sake of greet vloistok and to strong sad delusive curreata, owing to the flexuous scuts end headlands. When hazy weather prevails, the dagger to ships navigating the channel is great. I. romeettessee of repeated meresentatioris to the goversor sod ocenmanderdochief, as order to effect a periodical survey of the neighbourhood led to the despatch of the gunboat Growler, under the ommasual of eta Commander Stokes, to whom we owe the very inipartaat intelligeeoe, received yeste bo rda by telegraph from &Sauk that the shoal had been fon sod with sly Plus feet water over it. Thst this • have existed Mikis a few league' of the beed.quarters of oar Ifeditermeean fleet, sad in a part of the see which ems ceetrates yearly its settee maritime commerce, is see of them Iwpl ineideets which rime up I. the current of eves* which nobody &spun exactly able to ezpisia, sad for which nobody appears erectly Alaussable. It is of great eseenthenes the medic ;woos should etroolate the feet of , the discovery fee the bsullt of Mediterraetra seeigetterh— Mahe Times, Sept. 17.