The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-26 00:00:00

1 1 ,.. NEWS PAPER' /4 , -,e 4 --- s--.,--I A m/ Ai, ; ,;!,, - Witr.' .• 7r . . vb t • (15f it tdL % ..-,..- .i v ,t, . saltd4 . .. . 06 ---I ` - ` - ‘ 4L-1 " - , --. • / 7/ UL [TWOPEI4CE LONDON, FRIDAY( EVENING. :SEPTEMBER 26, 1862. No. 5,032.] [Stamped, ld. Additional.] CALCUTTA and MADRAS.-Steam commoni cAnon between London find IndlA on the lie of every month —One of the magnificent idgenwee lielongthe to the IMP IN. DIA amt LONDON SHIPPING COMPANY (Lhatted). which toad in the Victoria London Docks, will leave on the lauk oeto m., rnt...akioisz passengers at end leaving Gravesend an 16th October for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hoge end 31,,dras. These magnificent ships, built expressly for the Islam mile, hare been thoroughly refitted, have first-rate meammo• dation, sat carry experienced surgeons, also stewardeessa The swore passage of the last lour steamers has been 74 den 6 pours to Madras, and the last, the Hydaspea, made the ?wage In 6.1 days, being the shortest on record.—For freight or a pply to 0 RINDLA Y and Co., 56, Parliament-street, S. R.; Better, ALFRED BREIT and Co., 160, Leedenhallatrest. HC.; or st the offices of the Company, fl , klincleg-lane, London. RC.. appheatiOill for appoWtments as midshipmen In this seg. ua should be made. RICHARD DREW, Cemetery. East tails and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, 31theinglane, TO BRITTON OOLITMBIA TOR 1.3.110 a. EEIZiIifiAIiZIOIIijUNIatION to WW YORK Direct—The LIVERFOUI. NEW YORE, Ltd PHIL WELPILIASTIAIOIII.II•COMLLNY Mead despatch. 1 ., th e m full-powered Clyde-battt bon Berea elausahl Wang quevoetowe to FROM yeansgen fad deseatehes. es KKK LY FROM LIVREAVOL FOR 212 W YOWL CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct 1. K A NGA ROO, Wedavalay, Oct. IL EDINBURGH, Wedseeday. Oat. 15. AM sooty eseesedlng Wednesday. Cebte pmeass, 11, 17, and la salmis, secardnig to the erect societies. Famed mow. S subsea biestadlng poridess 000 ked. Paneeseee Maris the United . Bast" red MUM Columbia, booked through inta udg ery e=elati term—Fee f ur ther particulan apply to W , 12, Weterotreet, Liverpool; or to CMS' end MACEY, 1111, Kim Willissaolreek Oty QTRAM to BREMEN. —Direct Bendel* Hanover, Brunswick, and Central Germany, NVERY WKONIMDAY mad SATURDAY, by the North Getman Ijoyd% splendid steamer. ADLER., HOWE, or SCHWALBR, frank Horse et 11 am., calling at Blackwell Pier for peassigers at sees. These vessels have superior accommodation for ponsengers. Pares to Bremen: ZS and 41 return tickets, LT and SlloB.—Appb Pas CHAPLlversal Moo, Resent-elm; W. to GJ.&VD % mad PKILLIPPS, 11,100 d-tans. LC. CRYSTAL PALACK—IdEYERBEER'S and AMBER'S EXHIBITION MUM will be performed TO MORROW kSaturday: by full Orchestral and Military Bands, in tie Great Orchestra. 8010 Cornet, Mr. Levy. Solo lftageolek li Bonniaseau. Commenee at tom. Display of 1 1 ppnr Berle* of Fountains, and wrens's:ea on the Greet lr val Orpa at intervals. Admon, One Mang. ROTTERDAM and the BRIM—The BATA VIER tome the RAMA ant lodge Steam-wharf, Id. Way gm every SUNDAY, at 11 am. Twee : Se., ISt, wed JD. The 11/YENOORD, tram ist the Tower, every TRUSS DAY MORNING early. him £ l.—Apply to C hAPLIN'S Unl oad Office, Reheat - e W. co to ?mum GIL&VIL sod PRILLLYTLII.Ioodtwee, LC. QOINDE RAILWAY (INDUS STEAM A, FLOTILLA, PUNJADE, and DELHI RAILWAYS) COMPANY. At the THIRTEENTH HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the above Company, held at the London Tavern, Bishops gatostreet, In the Cl 4 of Loudon, on THURSDAY, the 56th day of September, IWO, W. P. ANDREW, Ep., Chairman of the Company, rodding, The following reed atious were corned unaniniousiy : 1. That this meeting receive and adopt the report at the Directors. t That all the Delhi Railway shame upon which the MI amount of LSO has already been paid shell be converted or consolidated into Delhi - Railway Capital Stock. and that the Directors be anthorbed from time to time to convert or eve. aceidate into Stock all Delhi Railway Shares as and when the same shall be fully pent up. S. That the bat, tanks of the meeting be tendered to the Chairman and Directors for their continued attention to the In terests of the Compeny. 4. That the cordial thanks of this meeting are due to W. P. Andrew, leg, for his courteous conduct in the chair this day. W. P. ANDREW, Chairman. W. PETERS, Acting Secretary. Grealoun Heim. Old Broad-Mmat, Sept. 26, 1052. riww — PEN CENT. PER ANNUM.—Sums of .i.PUTY POUNDS to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS may be ::: ja ie RIVEN YEARS to pay the above Interest. 'da ce* p liability, and with kat flak than any ordinary sink 11•Serprise.— Pall particulars will be forwarded, ==. 6n . gvailemen giving banker's reference to A. 0., toiling Mee, 26, Brydget-street, Caveat-prim 00ALS.—By Screw Steamers sad Railway. Vlibber, and Kings Mad Coal Depts. No travellers oe wpm& employed. LEA and Co..' price for Helton, Haswell, sad Lmbton WaMend, the beat house coal direct from the col lieries by screw steamers, is 235. per ton (do not pay wander any pretext) ; Hartlepool, Yes , Tantleld, ; Wit lls. Inland, by roily',: Silkatone, first elan, Els. ; second clam, Clay Cram 19e. Lod Barnsley, 17e.. Hartley, Ht. Net cash. Delivered screened to any prt of Landon All order" direct to LEA and Co., chief officceas ,, Nadi London iallwy Station, liiglibury, Walston, or E TO NOBLEMEN and GRNTLIDIEN engaged in ORNAMILYTAL PLANTING and others. Ai R. J. STEVEN , 28. 8 ELL Eingatreet, c b o y Te A . lICTION, MGEROW, Sept IT, at half•past 12 precisali, MO to 600 NUMBS of HYDRANGEAS, a large quantity of Irish and own• rooa pm% araocarlaa, oedema deawras, Wellingtonlas, tree box, acaboa. arbor vitas, rat cedars, phillareaa. hoBW, &c.-410 claw morsarag of rale, sad oataiogoes had. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part at the Kingdom Drawing-room Suttee in Velvet £ls • 0 Dratrlng.mom Suites, complete 25 0 0 Dlahas-room Suites, complete Bed-room Wien, complete Warranted Ylret-elsas P. and S. BETTOR, 144, OXFORD-ST=6T, and 91 to 16, CITY-ROAD. Mestrated Catalogues watts and post free on application. GOLD CHAINB.—WATHERSTON and =OGDEN bee to °NE the attention of the public to the EOM of INVOICE TUNA they deliver with Gold Guard peal purchased at their sandraidav : it L d. To workmanship of .18 V fints, fa Who lows. ! To (18) carat gold, w ea dirt IPII.. 111 £BBe. aid. per ounce, grim Total Opus this system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE Of the geld are certified, and gusranteed to the purchaser: Weaker. ston sad Brogden looking for a fair remuneration on the work. =ionly, which is charged according to the intricacy or t l aty or the pattern. 1 1 / Artll3Bl'ol4 and BROGDEN, Goldsmiths.—Manufactory, No. 10. Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, Loudon, W.C. Bahr. !disked A.D. 1 . 796. _ . _ _ _ . Asesyenas of Chaim and Jewellery ter la eaela-14.11. Stde establishment la closed at 6 in the minim and oneatardassatl. MNSSRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The quality may be judged by their display under the Easters Dome of the Intematimid Exhibition; also in the Cetlegy De- Mnt, Class XXXII., and in the North Gallery, Class 1., Photographic Albums, Dressing Baca, Drewdi4 Cases, Despatch Boxes, Tourist Writing Cues, Porket-Flooka, Purses, Baipitelle Tables, Cheweboards, Brushes, Combs, Toilet apparatus, Desks, Workboxes, Inkstands ; the Magic Strop and Paste, supe rior Razors, Selmer& and Penknives ; the bed Table Cutlery and Electro ; Papier lticht Tes-trays, Waiters, and • variety of Ord-class ornamental pieces in Papier ildeht ; Parisian Novelties to Ormolu, Postage balances, Courier Bags, Picnic Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wine and Spirit Flasks, Artichs, and • variety of elegancies suitable for presents. Mr. Barin laying been appointed by her Majesty's COMMlS diners &Juror In Class XXX VI. of the International Exhibition (Dresidus.cases, &c the firm were by this circumstance pre cluded from competing for a prize medal. A medal wan awarded them in Clam XXXII. ;Cutlery;. 112, Regent street, W., and ciC7 London :fourih house from Cornhill). Catalogues Peet free. A FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, XI. and Rusted'les are realised by the use of LOWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is isairerseffy In high repute for Its unprecedented success= the last 00 years in promoting the growth, restoring, and tying the human hair. it prevents hair from falling off or Mus ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from sestet and dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Yoe children It la especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful bead of hair. In ell climates It alike displays its in comparable results, and has long been an eatahleited tavotulte In I noia. Price &.6d., 7a, lte. ed., equal to four small, and lls. per bottle. Sold by A. LOWLAND and SONS, SO, Matteis-garden, and by chemists and perftunara.—Aak for Lowlands' Ilacamsr Oil. RASSALL'S Report on 111 * WATEIL9'B QUININE WINE recommends Its ism. and the Medical Profession generally testily to ha value and Importance. RHP.EItT WAT US, 2, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. KC. Sold by grooms exudate, Italian warehousemen, and others, at 30s. a dozen. Wholesale agents, Edward Lewis and Co., Worcester. *,* INTERNATIONAL EXIIIBITION. dee Close 2. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT L)ISTROYfIO POWDER.—This powder Is quite hum k„ to animal life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, vowels, Mee, cockroaches, beetles, grata, rnosquitoes, moths in furk sod every other species of Insects in all stages of inetamor- Phoos. 4f oromen will tied this an invaluable remedy for notosing fleas in tin it dogs, as also ladies for their pet dogs, abd ulout the nests of poultry, it will be found ex tremely of In exterminating those insects with which they are usually infested. It is perfectly harmless in its nature, awl may I.e applied without any appreheueon, as It has no qua lities deleterious to mutual life. Sold in packets, is., 2a. dd. and each. or pont free fur 14, or treble simfor36postage stamps, TIIGNIAS KEATING, Chemist, 70, St. Paul's-churchyard, Loreto., E.C.—Take wake each genuine packet bears the above name and address. MIJSCULAR POWER RESTORED in YOUBTEAN DAYS, without the pordbinty of failure. Yor guaranteed remedy enclose two stautts.—Addreaa, CM- S t MIA, 111, lieffentwtrtet, London, W. 10ZEAU'S COPA HINE MEGE, successfully 11l tried in the Parts and London Hcapitala, ender the are of Mean. CuWrier, Mimed. Lloyd, Maud, and Learn Clark iLootet, oth Nor., 1852„ elfeeta a ems la as average of ala dags. eith, b, recent or chronic dmemea.--M. ed. per bottla io lltet a M. 2.1., at C. J oreat e a, French mid, Haymarket. TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.- -a- BuOlt pert this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to tho agaictaL all persons suffering frau the ordinary alimatia of mankind should at once wnd a stamped directed envelope to lirs. C. IL, I, ifslithaireet liackneyeeod, Loudon, when a copy OW be immediately tellorsed. T L ONDON, 191. Fleet-street, near Temple-bar. HAIIITIWIS FAMOUS LONDON .. FINNFII for THIS DAY. September 28.w11l coaalat of— FOTASIS. Leatkatata d'Ota—a la Julienne. POISSON. Monte rum ant 9ndica-804, fifes. INTSZILS. Salmi de Perdrtx—Emlnot de Ba•af ant mats podge. Mouton rOti Mat bourn'. ioceatat22 Pondlng de Cabinet—rartekttes sax Col:kitten:l. Fromoge et S&*de. TO•YOSHOW, September 12. the LONDON DINNZA will amulet of— __ Penal& Queue de Bunt ► MAagWe—► la Claremont. roams. Poles ► la Maitre d'flotel—nlses de Brine trite. ISIRIMBIL Cetelettee de Mouton./ is larablise—ltteaoles de Homan!. Filet de 'eau rata —Haselhe de Venalson retie. Pending de de Pommes de Normand e. Prairie of Wade. Aa artatahre and earetally-edided dock of French, Ithenlah, /theelle, and other Rims, Impeded exprethlr for The London Dither. A fine Haunch of Venison every day, *A A *Week. me attention of Clergyman% Mom and Yredewdoned aoa tlemen Is eepecta4 drawn to time advaalagie awed by Mere elegant Palmas, reguireemle of • Wee, end Club of the most settee:We and eicltWve eraater. L'on tronve dans la Salle de Lecture non aedeffiewet ka ntefl learn Youmans Ant al., nude mei loaning Aliemsde, Fran ca* et &Ism Open on Sundays at four o'clock. SAW Y Protwietor. LONDON PAVILION.—LITTLZ T I TOSILLI. the only perfect vainest sow In Lonnoo,whose is witnessed with the most profound senestiosztrauft=gtimmai ;llies Ossetanoe, the Star of the west; Madame Ineobltd, Madame Valefeweasre, Yr. H. De Bremer, Sam and other novelties at a pliee character, at the LOTIM PAVILION, Tiebberseebeek WRAY SVEN'S°. LOINS. and BONN/IMMO, heretofore. FXHIBMON of the GOLDEN EAGLE. This beautiful work of Art, which displays the plumage of the bird equal to life, contains upwards of 10,00* separate coloured feathers, formed from malleable copper and is pro nounced by commiaseurs to be the wonder of the age. Ex hibiting daily at the BURLINGTON GALLERY, 191, PICCA DILLY Admledon, Is. ; Fridays, l att. AD. VALENTIN, Purveyor of Wines to the Preach department at the futericatlonil Nth Mitten— . 1168. IA per dear: Bordeaux, 1868, 181 Grans, 114 lla.. Chihli; 1868. VU.: Name, 1118, 16e. ; 01 .4 Comic Werrested pure Preach Wtmee. A tall 1111 et Mac forwarded appliestera to LA Orlardatreet. TPICHARD GUNTER'S BRIDE CAKE ItISTABLDIBMINT, corms of Motoash aad lowadse Areal*, Allmstmlia wales. Breakfasts, Balls dm., furnished complete, in tows or coStatry, with wines aad attmadaata. SAIJOIL—LIA and PERBINIV WORCEETWELDLE SAUCE. This delicious ocindlment pronounced by connoisseurs THE ONLY 000 D SAUCE," Is prepared lately by LEA and PERRI NS. Thu public are respectfully cautioned against worthless Imita tions, and should see that Lea and Perri:Ls' names argon wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and PEREINS' SAUCE. Odd wholealeluiir for export by the Woe Yawn CROSSE and ILL&CLWELL ; Mews. bIASCLAY and BONS. London, dal., dr.: and by pecan sad Wont oalvorioll7. CtENTLEMEWS DRESS.—Gentlemen are NA Invited to Inspect the BTF,CIMEN GARMENTS kept for INSTICCTION to order Fran: also a select Stock at Morning, Imatsis& and Overcoats Moos on kand for ea* at HAMILTON and LIMPTON'S, Talton 106, Strand. opposite Exeter-hall. SPECIAL NOTICE. —E MOSES and SON'S ESTABLISHMENTS will be CLOSED THIS DAY. the Mtb Inst.. and RE-OPENED TO-MORROW EVENING. aa usual. at hall-past 6 o'clock. E. MOSEI and SON - Beady-made and Besi - okeiallOrs, labit'alakers, Woollen Dra pers, Hatters, Roams, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Out fitters. _ _ London nooses: City Yataslishment, IS4, 155, 156, 157, minorie• : es, 55. 85. 88. 87. 88. 83 . Magnin. Oxford-street Branch, AM GOT, SOS, New Orford-street, I, 2,3, Hart-street. Tottenham-court-road brawls. 137, 133, Tottenham-court-road; Yt 3. Euston-road. Country Establishmsata : Sheffield and basdford, Yorkshire. THE SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW, SEPTIMIDIR. 27, ISM. Price M. Content. :—London Medical Schools—Cabmen's Grievances and Free Trade—The Revived Regulations of the Science and Art Department—Soli tary Confinement and its Results—The gale of Orotsva—Canni. bal Vegetables—War and losanity—Called to the Bar—Drawls Congress—StatisUcs of Suicide In Davarta—The Dm. The Monthly Part for September. in neat mapper, la now ready, price „ls—Oftice, 10. Whitetriusedreet, Fleetstreet. Sold by all newsvenden I n taws and country. DOVER CHURCH . — ARCHITECTURE in the RAM.—TEE BIIELDER at THIS DAY, price 44., by poet comtsies (—Floe View of New Cbucb, Dover—Our Want of Bridges—The Church in Dover Castle—The Ancient Houses of Newcastle (with Illustrational —The New Style" Question — Nodose Architecture In the East - Researches In Rhodes —Sat. Prisons and Ref ormatorles--Chbousey Construction—Wall YalaYags—Working tien's Baths--Canyngton Priory—Bell Ring ing—Stained Glass— Bchool.bulldlng News Church.budding News—Provincial News—Competitions, &c.—ollice, 1, York-, street, Covent-garden ; and oil Booksellers. G72,2AWAY to NERVOUS SLIFFERERS. 1 11111TH has just published a FREE EDITION of his valuable week, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND (116 ), on the Self-cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dlsnw of Bight, lassitude, eke., poet-free, ou receipt of • directed envelope, enekeing two peek*, Matope.—Akirewa Dr. SMITH. S. Barton-erereeat. Tavlstock•quare, Looks. W.C. BIRMINGHAM AND THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. A ladies' committee is being organised for the purpose of aiding in the relief of the distressed operatives in laticashire. At a meeting or. Wednesday, the Maj or being present, the following resolution was passed . That the ladies now present deeply sympathise with the sufferings of the opera. tires and their families in the cotton districts, and cheerfully engage to render their co-operation in providing clothing, and otherwise relieving the destitute." And, •. That the ladies now present do constitute a committee, with power to add to their number, for the purpose of carryiog out the foregoing resolution." The Mayor. Mr. J. S. Wright, Mr. Brewett, and Mr. Dixon, briefly addressed the meeting, and stated that they would be willing to render the ladies all the assistance in their power. After some further conversation the gentlemen retired, and Mrs. Sturge, at the suggestion of the Mayor, was called upon to preside. BIRMINGHAM MICHAELMAS FAIR, SEPT. 25. The supply of all kinds of fat stock on offer this day was large, the trade inactive, at barely late quotations. The supply of store stack was very Lorne. All kinds of young stock were readily disposed of at higher rates. We noticed a very choice lot of Irish calves, five months old, offered by Mr. Thomas Foster, which realised 51. 10s. each. Barren beast were in fair request, at from 81. to. 101. each. Choice new witch cows were readily disposed of at full prices. Store sheep was a large supply, the demand steady, store ewes realising from Ms. to 455. each ; store wethers, to 465. each. The supply of rams was large ' Messrs. Foxall and Cole exhibiting a very choic e se l ec ti on of . pure Cotswold and Hampshire Downs. Mr. Glover and Mr. Reeves were large exhibitors ; we also received a very choice lot from Mr. Drum. There was a fair demand at from 5/. to 121. each. The number of horses on oiler this day was good, the heavy cart horses were a very good supply, the demand heavy. The horse trade was on the whole slow ; good horses obtained full prices, inferior a very slow trade. Prices realised for fat stock :—Beef, sd. to 6.1. per lb. ; mutton, 6id. to 74d. per lb. ; veal, sd. to 6fd. ; bacon pigs, Bs. &IL to 9s. 6d. ; porkers, 9s. 6d. to 10a. e& ACCOMMODATION FOR TER CORN TRADE AT LIVER POOL AND BIRICENHEAIL—At the weekly meeting of the Heresy Dock and Harbour Board yesterday it wee agreed to erect warehouses on the Liverpool and Birkenhead side of the fdereey. The warehouses and improvements connected with the work will entail an expenditure of 10.1,486/. on the Birkenhead side. end 291,671/ at Liverpool At Birken head 108,0001. will be used for the erection of warehouses exclusively, and at Liverpool 131,0001. will he devoted to the same purpose. Tbe remainder of the Birkenhead amount will be expended on machinery, &c., and at Liverpool in effecting alterations at the Prince's basin. The rent to be paid by the corn trade will be 8,750/ per annum at Birken head, and 9,8251. per 'Baum at Liv ORTWIAL raLAINS. ONE er gt.LING D A T.— _ . . THURSDAY, g►REXBLU 2L—Admiasions on payment. 4.322; ditto by lemma tide** 6lio ; total, 4.972. Bien din is announced to appear on the high-rope inside the Palace to-day, and to terminate his performance by a terrific descent to the ground bead-foremost. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. fumes macrum.) AMERICA. A part of the folio h the greater portion of our yesterday's imp NEW YOEK, Sin. 12, Em u& (Per City of New York, rid Roehe's Point.) The Confederates under Jackson have occupied Hagerstown, Maryland, and are entering Penn sylvania. Their advanced guard is at Green Castle, Pennsylvania. Immense excitement prevails throughout Pennsylvania, and great preparations are making at Harrisburg. The governor has called for 50,000 men to resist invasion, and has telegraphed to the mayor of Philadelphia to raise and forward 20,000 men without delay. The farmers are arming, and sending the women and children away. The Con federates are recruiting in Maryland. General Lee has issued a proclamation to the people of Maryland, announcing that the Con federate ashy has come, to liberate them from Federal rule, and stating that it is for them is decide their destiny without restraint. The Southern people, says the proclamation, will joice to welcome "the people of Maryland, bet will only welcome them when they come of their own free wilL" General M'Clellan has arrived at Damascus, Maryland, 34 miles from Washington. Burnside operates in another direction. The Fedoras oosnpy Sugarloaf Mountain, nine miles south of Frederick and eight miles north of A battle near Cincinnati is momentarily ex pected, the Federal pickets beyond Covington having been driven in. Cincinnati is reported to be sufficiently strong to repel any attack. Twelve hundred Confederates attacked Waehingr ton, North Carolina, on the 6th, but irate repulsed, and pursued several miles. The Federal gunboat, assisted in driving them off. One gunboat blew up, killing the captain and 19 men. General Id ‘Denrell has demanded a court of in quiry into the charges of treason made against bun. The Cuban authorities have ordered the Confe derate steamer Oreto away from Savannah. (Pee City of New Yeek vid Rallies Past.) NSW YORK, Sae. 13, Moamaa. General Lee is reported to be at Leesburg with a large force. The Fedoras are reported to have occupied Frederick, Maryland, which the Confederates have evacuated. General Stuart's Confederate cavalry, with artillery, entered Westminster, Maryland, on the 11th inst., received several recruits, and after making purchases retired towards Hagerstown. Very heavy rains have fallen, in consequence of which the Potomac is much swollen. The Philadelphia City Council has appropriated 500,000 dole. for the defenCo of the city and state. A Federal reconnaissance, made 12 miles from Cincinnati, discovered the Confederates falling back in the direction of Lexington. Some reports say this is merely a feint. The Confederates surprised the Federals at Wil liamsburg on the 9th inst. An engagement ensued which lasted SO minutes. The Confederate loss is reported to have been more severe than that of the Federals, who remained in possession of the city. General Fremont has accepted the offer of the New York War Committee to raise 50,000 men, but the Secretary of War has refused to grant per mission to the War Committee to raise troops for Fremont Two hundred men have been drafted in Hartford, Connecticut. Disturbances have occurred at New Town, Con necticut, arising from the enforcement of the draft. General Beauregard has been appointed to com mand the department of South Carolina. The New York Times thinks there are symptoms that the Confederates, in invading the Northern States, propose, instead of establishing their inde pendence, to overthrow President Lincoln's admi nistration, and obtain the control of the Federal Government. The Times is of opinion that Lincoln's govern ment, by its weakness and incapacity, offers itself a prey to the first strong hand venturing to seize it. The Times thinks that the danger can only be met by President Lincoln giving the country a responsible cabinet, made up of the strongest and best men. The Washington correspondent of the .Rio York Herald has information that the object of the Con federate invasion of Maryland was to overthrow President Lincoln's administration and restore the Union and constitution. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Sin. 12, Emma. Money easy. Gold and exchange advancing. The former is quoted 19i premium ; Baukera' Bills, 131. Stocks declining. New York Central, 9ii ; Illinois, 63. Erie, 38. Cotton quiet. Middling Upland, 57c. Flour slightly firmer. Wheat in good demand ; and 2c. higher. Corn improving; lc. dearer. Proviakros quiet. Coffee quiet. Sugar and molasses very firm. (LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO CAPE RACE.) NEW YORK. 2grr. 16, Evz.nrw. The Federal', under General M'Clellan, have occupied Hagerstown, Maryland, since when no later direct advice' have been received. It is rumoured, however, that a battle is pro gressing to-day between Sharpsburg and Middle burg, in the neighbourhood of the Potomac. Fur ther intelligence is anxiously awaited. The Federals are surrounded at Harper's Ferry ; 1,600 cavalry have escaped, but it is supposed that the remainder of the Federal force stationed there will be compelled to surrender. The Confederates have again advanced towards Cincinnati, driving in the Federal pickets two miles north of Florence. The steamer New York has arrived out. The Arabia has arrived at Halifax. OORMERCUL INTELLIOKNCE. NEW YORK, Sart 16, EVENING. Money easy. Gold, 113 k premium. Exchange quiet. Bankers' bills, 129}. Stocks lower and declining. Cotton steady. Middling Upland, 57c. MEXICO. The New York journals publish news from Vera Cruz to the Lt September, stating that a rupture had occurred in the Juarez cabinet. Senor Doblado had resigned, and been replaced by Senor Juan de la Puente. San Blas and Mainsailla had declared in favour of foreign intervention. The foreign ministers had protested against the abusive pamphlets issued at Mexico. Spanish circulars were being distributed among the people, urging them to remember their Spanish descent, to establish a monarchy, and call the Duchess of Montpensier to the throne. ITALY. TURIN, &err. 24, Evcsmo. Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clanlde ar rived here at 6 o'clock this evening. The King, the Princess Maria Pia, the Prince of Carignan, the royal household, the Portuguese Envoy, the Prime Minister, and the Municipality, went to meet them at the railway station. The National Guard was echeloned throughout the route taken by the royal party. In returning from the railway station the two Princesses sat opposite to the King and Prince Napoleon in the first carriage. Their reception by the people was enthusiastic. The city is illuminated. TURIN, Aim. 25. Scorpio. A grand banquet took place at court to-day, after the ceremony of reading the stipulations of the marriage contract between Princess Maria Pia and the King of Portugal. Chevalier Nigra has arrived. The arrival of the Primes, Mathilde is expected to-morrow. Seabee de Castro has presented his credentials as minister plenipotentiary of PortugaL The papers of this evening state that Prince Napoleon had a long interview to-day with the President of the Council. and received several other members of the ministry. . . . Several deputations of syndics from provincial towns have arrived with presents for Princess Maria, upon the occasion of her marriage. FRANCE. PARIS, &pr. 25, Evaairo. All the Paris papers express themselves favour ably on the publication in the Moniteur of the documents relating to the Roman question. Garibaldi, in a letter published in the Paris papers of this evening, thanks his friends for the affectionate expressions they have used towards him. SPAIN. MADRID, Br Pr. IN, Bylaw°, The Epoea of to-day announces that the resigna tion of Senor IJlloa, Director• General of the Colo- Hies, has been accepted. No judgment , has yet been pronounced by the Superior Tribunal in reference to the appeal of the Spanish protestanta. THE BOMBAY MAIL. BOUTHLMPrON, The Meath* with the heavy of the above mail, arrived at one o'clock. OW pew. gsrs • 7 packet's of specie, value WM. ; • 'NINO 58,000 rupees ; also 832 sacks wheat, 179 • geeing Mria d alirse=fr7e a t=ta i ttli l e . gr a talta, 16th; sad Gibraltar on the 20th inst. On the 24th, in the 13A7 of Amy, she exchanged signals with the British brig Elisabeth liesvisos, e 1 dandefiseld. bowl ILE The Fres& frigate Perdrix sad the Egyptisa fleet were in the harbour of Alexandria. Her 11Laty's ship niter s* Alawity, sad Maclaine, were at Ths,, rad at OM. raltar her Majesty's ships Malone, Roark, sod Redpele. The Maasilia esperienued fine weather and light veriable winds to Gibraltar, thence across the bay heavy B.E. swell and strong winds, up the Mansell fine weather and N.W. winds. The French line-of-battle ship Drys& arrived at Gibraltar en the 19th for the purpose of ow:Toying into Make the troops lauded from the Prince Jerome. The French liner Wagram bad arrived at Cadiz to take on the troops embarked in the Pleuras, which latter ship sustained damage by colli- Mos with the French steamer Charente, off Taripa. The Duke and Duchess of Ilontpensier arrived at Cadiz on the 14th from Southampton, and proceeded at once to Seville. . . . . The Queen of Spain had already commenced her excur sion to Andalusia. Her Majesty was at Santa Cruz de Mudela on the 12th, Andugar on the 13th, and at Cordoba on the 14th. The Spanish papers state that her Majesty was received with the greateet mitlimiame by the people, and the Queen is said so have been much moved by the warmth and heartiness of her reception. The following British ship had arrived out at Gibraltar since the 12th instant :—Brig Elisabeth. 11 days from Car diff ; trigantine Black Cat, 13 days from Llanelly ; steamer Arabian, 5 days from Liverpool ; steamer Watson, 6 days from Liverpool; steamer Jarrow, 14 days from London steamer Gi bra ltar, 7i days from London ; steamer Edith, 9 days from London ; steamer Delta, 4 days 16 hours from Southampton ; steamer Euphrates, days from Liverpool ; and steamer Orontes, 6 days from Liverpool. The Portuguese squadron arrived off Gibraltar on the 16th. The Bartholomeo Diaz saluted the garrison, which was duly returned. Her Majesty's sloop Malacca also saluted her first with eleven guns and afterwards with twenty-one. The compliment was immediately returned by the Bartholomeo Diaz. The fleet sailed for Genoa at 11 a.m. the same d. GIBILLTAII, 20.—Exchange on London, 90 days' date, 5011; Paris, st. 28c. ; Marseilles, sf. 29c. ; Genoa, sf. 29a ; Madrid, 8 days' sight, 11 pm. ; Cadiz, ; Seville, I dia. ; Malaga, par to die. ; Barcelona, prem. ; Almeira, I dim. ; Valencia, par to prem. ; Alicante, per ; premium on Carotin pillared dollars, 7 per cent. ; ditto five franc pieces, 11 percent. ; freights without alteration. GARIBALDI SURGICAL FUND. TO THE lIDITOR Or THE HEWS. SlR,—Professor Partridge haying left Spezzia, I am instructed by the committee to close the subscriptiou list. la reply to our appeal we have received funds which are amply sufficient to cover all our liabilities. In making this announcement, I am specially desired to express to you the warmest thanks of the committee for the courtesy end support you have generously given us. It is not our pro vince to thank the contributors. The knowledge that they have helped to cheer the heart and alleviate the sufferings of a great and good man will be their best reward. A statement of our receipts and expenditure will be ad vertised as soon as possible. The amount of subscriptions received up to last night is 7911. 13s. ; the following additional sums have been received this day, an acknowledgment of which in the Express will greatly oblige.—l am, &c. Umibeldi Committee, J. ILACRAE MOM 10, Southampton-street, Strand, Sept. 25. Mr. George Roe, 106.; Mr. W. Smith (Reigate), 11.; Mr. H. Bull, Is.; A poor Girl, le.; Ballarat, 45.; Italians, 54.; C. S. A., 2s. tki.; G. 11., ; W. H., 3s; Annie Mathew (Clifton-gardens), 14; Rev. E. Chapman (Bristol), 21.2 x.; Messrs. Davies and James (Cardiff), 10s; C. W. D. (Notting•bill), 23. 6d.; Mn. St. Aubyn, 11.; Mrs. Thomas Scott, 14; Miss Birkett, 2s. 6d.; T. L. S. E. W., 10s. Pupils of Angelo House Academy (Nottiogham), 104.; Mrs. W. 2s. &L, Nil deeperandum Td.; G. C. Foos', ls.; Mr. R. Stepll, It. Is.; Mrs. (sund ry, 64.; Mr. J. G. Acton, 24.; Mr. John De Frans, 65.; Mr. B. Stott, 11. Is.; Mr. B. Scott, 14 ls.; Mr. Morris, IL; Mr. Frederick Watts, fa; Mr. G. Ginned , le.; Exhibition tickets, 16s; Ilissßrooks, 4s. 6d.; K. M., Miss Brooks' woriwoman, 2s. 6d.; Mr. James Hodgman, 51. 65.; A few Mew, Mann. Ashby's, King Williiun-street, City, 3s. 6d. (The following from Rochdale per Mr. Alderman Healey :-Mr. J. T. Pagan, Mayor, 14 Is.; Mr. AklermanHesley, IL Is.; Mr. S. Taylor, 11. la; Mr. Cheetham, 10e. 611.; Mr. E. KeWI, 100. 6d4 Mr. J. C. Brierley, 10a. 61; Mr. Alderman Aahwortb, 10a. 6d.; Mr. Alderman Llvey, 10s. 6d ; Mr. J. Hamilton, 10e. 6d Mr. W. Jones, We. U.; Mr. R. Mills, 10s. ad.; Mr. J. Wid Jo p , Ee.•, Mr. S. Tweedale, 55.; Mr. Woodcock, 2e. Cal.) Iret, 2a. Id.; Mrs. Fluteltisp, 11.; F. Seaderaon, la. Gaitimot.—The following is a translation of a letter nose* received from the wounded General:— " Variguano. Sept. 19,1862.—Fr0m my heart I am grateful to you for the words of affection that you hays addressed to nu. I retain your name in my memory. I shall keep your offer in my remembrance. Wbat joy to know yon, and to press year hand in your noble (wonky. Count, meanwhile, upon my gratitude, and salute the people of Birmingham fur me.—Your,, G. GAILIDALDI." IKPORTING TEA without Dolour on the leaf pre vents the Chllltfle passing olt Inferior leaves es in the ulna Wiens. *animas's ter is uncoloured. therefore &lens good nuke, eoht by t,Uto Agent.' —l.Advcrilaeuieut.l SPORTING INTELLIGENCA MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. Hoes= ARtlxviD.—Comet, Cobbler, Herdsman, Jet colt, Vulture, Lemma, Harriet, Joe Na , Bernice, Geldeeeltre, Drummer Bey, Interduca, Lead lsenaeea7, Hadokid, Wrwl #l.7_Norolley, Muter George, Charters Fox, Flytrap, Gari baldi, Fairy Bing, Jacob. Tautsd, Palermo, Acorn, Gas conade, Egyptian, sad Abram Louie'. THE GIZAT EANYZEIN RAILWAY HANDICAP, • SWO•Ckei of 15 aom. each, 5 ft, with 100 added by the Oreat tern Railway Company, for 3-yr-elda and upwards ; winners extra ; the mond to receive 25 sows. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (5 tux. 140 yards.) 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Morten Auristoado H. H. Dearaley and H. W. Campion. to Ins Darfur. — Acting Elwood Muter W. H. Wordold, confirmed as( second master in the Victory, as supernumerary. Engineers R. W. Mecklejohn, promoted to first dame assistant engineer in the Euryales ; and C. Lawrence, ar pointed to the Defence. Naval Cadets A. Schoenberg, to the Gushes, as sapiens merary ; G. G. Crompton, to the Barrosa sad V. L. Cameron, to the Defence, as supernumerary. WOOLWIqi, iistr : 23. By direction of the Admiralty, the line-of-battle screw steam vessel Repulse, of 90 guns, the building of which was suspended some months since, is to he completed at this yard as an armour ppl►ted ship, oil a system intro duced and patented ty C►ptain Roberts, of the Royal Marine Artillery Extensive preparations are now befog made at this yard for the ensuing launch of the iron cased screw frigate Caledonia. A large booth and platform has been erected at the building slip near the bow of the vowel, and the ar rangements made will accommodate many thousands of spec tators. .CHATHAM, firm 25.. Orders have been received from the . Admiralty directing the screw corvette Barron, 21, 400-horse power, now attscLed to the first class steam reserve at this port, to bs immediately placed in oommissioo, with a crew of 275 officer. and men, including Marines. The death of Majar•Ceueral Diggle, &H., one of the few Waterloo officers, places a pension of 1001. per annum for distinguished and meritorious service at the disposal of the Duke of Cambridge. FATAL EXPLOGION AT SZA.—A serious sad SOME what singular accident occurred *day or two ago to a vessel now lying in the Wellington Dock. The belonging to Mew ni Messrs. Pele Brotbere, of Liverpool, 1,437 tow burtben, Captain Betts, sailed on Sstardey, the 13th instant, from Cardiff, with a cargo of coals, boilers, en gines, and other machinery, for /Alexandria, the cargo being consigned to Messrs. Dixon, merchants, of the last named place. The vowel proceeded on her voyage all right until she was about 250 miles to the south-west of the Scilly Isles. On the afternoon of the day she had readied thus far on her journey, the chief mate (hrnallie), whsle walking the watch on the bridge, was startled by what be describes as a "thundering roar like that of a cannon, ' which shook the whole ship, and immediately surrounded him with flying pieces of wreck. The decks were blown up, the cabin furniture, fixtures, and nearly every thing except the actual aides of the ship, were destroyed, from the forepart of the poop to the afterpart of the main hatch. The four baste attached to the vessel were also all more or less injured ; but the most serious fact is that the quartermaster (Matthew Spenlove) was found under a heap of debris so .everoly injured in the spine that he died in the course of half an hour. A seaman named George Bayley was also seriously injured about the head, bat he may yet recover. The other personal injuries resulting from the catastrophe were trifling. The cause of the disaster was an explosion amongst the coal stored in the hold. This being in the afterpart of the vessel, end the rending of the main and saloon decks having afforded sufficient ventilation for the vamping pa, the engine•room was fortunately left uninjured. This fact being ascertained, the mils were stowed, sad, finding that the ship was not sink ing, all ham set to work to caulk and batten her as well as they could. The crew then hove her to the wind and made for Liverpool, she bring then about 150 miles off Caps Finisterre. After shipping a good deal of water she arrived safely in the river on Saturday last, and came into Wellington Dock on the following morning. There she is now unloading for repairs, and there the shivered timber and ironwork may be seen lying in heaps. The force of the explosion may be inferred from the fact that not only were all the new battening, ironwork, bolts, and screws blown all over the deck, but a steam winch, weighing 21 tons, with its attachments, was blown over board. Immediately after the explosi on, the ship was observed to be on fire before the mainmast but this was speedily subdued. Fortunately there were no passengers on board, as, if there had bees, many would doubtless have been in the saloon, and could not have waved injury. The second steward rod the carpenter hail a very narrow amp.. The force of the explosion carried them up from the saloon floor on to the meta deck, but they were not injured beyond a few cuts produced by splintery of wood.— ' hrerpirol Nercsry. SAM' 80R1117 RIGISTRATION. On Wednesday Mr. Chains Grecians"! Jiddinou holds court for the revision of the hots of voters for the corteen divisiou of the county of Surrey, at the Valry-hall, Gichenwal. The Reruns( Barrister decided that in all eases where Meanie mines appeared in the fourth column be should re quire pros! of SWOPS baviog been served upon them. A few cuss &panting upon the right of metal quo trust to vote as " temente in cornrow" " were reverted for discus sion at an adjourned court, to be held this day at the Three Tuna, High-street, Borough. The following are the moults of the cynics es furnished by the liberal agents : OVlrldele New Claims Objections objectless Gain. allowed. sustained by is &newel L. C. L. C. L. C. N. L. C. Godetone .. 4 14 15 2 15 1 1 17 0 te .... 45 8 0 19 11 36 0 Cr ßeip oydon 23 13 .103 51 17 27 23 058 65 0 n —65 23 8 9 5 62 0 Woo Kingsto dw 40 19 orth 90 80 76 2 26 64 37 48 0 Bermondsey 45 25 26 1 14 19 25 38 0 Lambeth .. 74 96 30 8 31 41 55 0 9 Oninherwell. 57 18 15 8 7 9 10 44 0 483 329 127 87 143 1118 1112 . 310 9 L. •0. New claims allowed to 463 wo Objottices sanitised by 217 67 Overseers' objection 143 .15'i Total 863 662 (lain for Mends 3Ol An the claims in the first column, except a few to whom samostillea objelied in owp pun lipapii_ja. by the liberal iamb ; a great number or those (seed ooci sweat:lvo; ware earned mby the parties themselves. The voters Wrack off by the overseers marked neuter, are per- SOY who never voted, and whose politica are unknos n. The oonservative objections were mad, chiefly want new casiarals. THZ GLASGOW MCIRDBR. The North British Mail says :—" We under- Asa that Mts. Irlsicidea maintains that power de meaeour whisk become' one 5 has awful po sition. the is eslmemel collseted, sad quite dolls sad mild in the heeds of thee" in charge of best, who, it is needless to my, hams towards her is the most soesiderate memos allowed by Me salsa of the prime. These, eerier to the slated her Week, km bean iesmewhat relaxed is regard to her &scarf. The Rev. Kr. Dorm, the climb* has Tinted Megeteener rods* gate her inoaroaration,and to him ids* gime respeothil attestiom, as also to the matron, who roads to her oecesicomily from books fitted to laid her mind to mehatels which ought to engage her notice. She wee weaseled with Free St. Msrk's church, where she stemied pretty fro:pertly, but we understood that she has es mend her deem not to see any other elempme is the mosatinis Men the worthy &Wait of the palms, they whom a more earnest ands/nimble asinine cannot he is m& Since the eel she has bad iatorviewe with metals/ hen triunes sad her same. Oa Morey. her emiterr adsieenr from lama, bade bar a last ideollemie farewell, whim it may wall be imegisid, a roost herrowiag mown tear place All of them were tle.y aimed sod melted ioto Mom Oa Toneday, hes busb rd Meted him and the iaterview me likewise moss strategists and trying to both pates. We .deer and that it has bee" from resCum.' that the ismbeed should bang +boar eosk man early doer, with Neview of fs i. MAl hies tale the prime far the primes to ass him. We bassos the she has sapteleed her stolid appeereace is Wart awing Me trill by maim Mat sise wee unable to Imp fa sewn ; beta after As at se the quietness and gloom ef endenseel cell ea fsf sMq night, she obtained rause la it food of team Her meats, we uodeneand, haws indlootel to hr the mien el the efforts which are Meg se* Wier Wolf said deem while of course, taking 41111 ,aire AM I. aka her Mem tee meek. She seatiod thnnirkil fer tide sw- Tiw 111144111 Wag kid that the midi° amorally believed her statimeat, neweelegb.,' Well they may believe it, tar it is Moe.'" " • AW Thursday, the • inet., an oxidant of •very melees nature happened to the Bev. Bhp Price, Independ ve ent Waster, of Gunn's felL Three. gentlemen, when mersasity boom over the brat el Mr. Herbert, was seleated ler • eollitePtinia. the =y of that gestlemen. The Witmer. the rem about, sad goredeed tramplel upon bine time fully. Locally hour este * same puma. and the anima dares emu, bat oat blue the um gmelemna was emieusly hurt, hawks. had mural et his ribs timetneed, mai his bee fearfully tees.. We are happy to elate 'that Mr. Pries is recovering, but it will be some time before be will be able to attend to his ministerial duties. —ffreeaseis Herold. Attoelien Coet. Per Eareocuorr ratab hiaaretre. TTDVIL.—Fns Mme SUENT.—A loud explatias 'wee baud en Monday eversieg at &tibia's's Pit, Vederfew. worked by the Dowleis Imo Company, and instantly /0/110/1/4 **l4 taken to rescue themes known to be dove. This muste •en dally preformed, and all but five usfertanst• anaftemna brought up in safety and uninjured. Theme yeeleanalr burst, but no fatal result has yet opened. 'Ebb elate idea disproves the theory beached some Oar see, ti eat Whets the temperature shoetrees low, the air lend, mid the weether " muggy," there was a corresponding bermes et the Imperatore below, and greater fair at 'aphelion. lissedsg o es a cold wintet'adey Mem and the tempseattire ventilation beneath, in the pits, litireEartilleid, 'sad the cornea maintained by artificial agencies, it follows Mat the condition of the weather above has Ude or no in- Relbse uffietelle below, and that the onus of explosices mid be teeth! elsewbere.—Leeds Mercury, THREE MIN SUFFOCATED IN • WELL NEAR Berm—Three labouring men tau lost their Wed from the impurity of the air in a well in which ?At* going to work. This sad occurrence took place 7 morning, at Rushill, about half a mile from the th Delia Work house. The tomes of the deceased, who all bate in Bath, are James Scott, a plumber, of the Dolereeedsi and She drub Ramey and John Scott, two labourers. The premises on which the accident- took place belonged to Mr. Love, of the Devensbire , Arms, *ill, who bad reoently purchased there, and had employed the deceased in sinking the well. They bad been occupied in the work for a week or two put, and bad gut to a depth of 50 or 40 feet, and had cons to a spring, but not sufficiently copious for the pu pae required. On Tuesday night they left the 'well in a safe state ,• sad oa going to resume their work the next • the catastrophe happened. It appears that Dyer d first, and that being overcome Repeey followed to see what was the matter, and in his turn was rendered inaudible by the foul sir which had accumulated during the night. Scott, being unable to see his companions, or to elicit any tupelos to his calls for them, put his foot in a bop of the rope, sod was let dews ; he had not got very far before he was overcome by the poisonous vapour, and, losi Ms hold of the rope, fell to the bottom, and sustained si evere injuries to his head. Of course the sad fate of the poor mein soon beams known in the imme diate locality, and notwithstanding the detour attending the effort, a man named Lambert volunteered to go down the well to endeavour to recover the bodies. A' rope was accordingly lashed round him, and he went down a little way, bet had he not been speedily drawn up his life would also have been seedbed. A considerable time necessarily elapsed before the well could be purified so as to render a descent safe, but this was eventually accomplished, and the bodies of the miler innate men were brought to the surface and removed to the Red Lion public-house to await a coroner's inquest. It is • matter of some surprise that the deceased did not adopt the necessary precaution of testing the ceaditioet of the well before desceeding. A retainable excuse for the mimics it found in the bet that up to the previous evening they bed experienced no indicetieee of foul ness ; the mums ps is supposed to have exuded from the earth throecb the clay which bed been just reached.-- Western Daslg Press. ANCIIIIEB CHANGE or FORGER,.-011 Wednt clerk in gentleman named Spear, who had beat employed as in the office of Messrs. Dubedat, stockbrokers, Dublin, and his cousin, oleo named Spear. were arrested.by Acting in spectors Hughes and Smith of the G Meanies. Hr. Spur, the clerk of Mr. Dubedat, was charged with having forged the name of Mr. Dubedat to a cheque for 1021., end the other prisoner was charged with bring presented the forged cheque at the Bank of Ireland, stud having received 192'. on it, None of the money which bad been received on the forged cheque was found on the persons of the prisoners, but the police are making active search for it. The prisoners, who move in a very respectable sphere of life, appeared, on beiog taken to Oollegeetreet statn. to feel bitterly the po : sition in which they were placed . - Fret/Ma S Jeered!. Tim MIDDLE Lays:L.—The large tract of land en long devastated by the Middle Level floods has been at I length got deer of the water. The soil generally torus up I very mellow-looking, but grave doubt. are expressed as to the probability of crossing the land nest year. The extensive breach which was the immediate cause of the inuudatiou has been nearly filled up. On the site of the coffer damn most stupendous work is in program, the fixing of the syphons for permanent draining of the 140,000 acres of Middle Level district. Each syphon consists of en iron tube or pips, about 150 fest long, sod baying a 3 fest 6 inch bore, weighing about 45 toes, the total weight of the sixteen syphon* will be about 750 tons. It is computed that each uphon will discharge 3,000 ga ll ons per minute, which for the sixteen syphons w ill give an aggregate die ' charge of 2,880,000 gallons per hour. It is said, however, that eves this will be insufficient to carry off the waters from the extensive district drained by the cut. Several hundred men are still at work, and a large number of visitors are expected at Lynn nest week to see the syphons • at work. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Idress can depend on the bed material and latest able at HAMILTON and KIIIPTOteII, 10S, Strand. °matte batter XII.— Advertianotems; "A TACT WORTHY OF NOTL" WMILES REMOVED iron Bond-street to TS, BBOOK-STINIOTL NANOV NARK, on the ha October. 1860. The lea Trousers ( by him) better than ewer. lbilablished 1141.