The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-06 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We learn by a despatch from the Captain-General
of Catalonia to the Minister of War, dated the 27th
ult., that the Carlist chief Borges had collected fifty
or 69 men, and surprised a detachment of the in-
fantry regiment of Victoria, commanded by Capt.
Gabriel Rubinles, who, after a stout resistance,
being wounded, with five of his men, the remainder
took to flight, leaving some
,prisoners in the hands
of-the Carlists, who had two men killed and four
wounded. The same band entered the city of
Biosca, attacked the house of the Commandant,
whose herse and arms they carried off, but were
quickly pursuedby the National Guard, who wounded
several of the band and dispersed the remainder.
This clearly proves that the Carlists have not
abandoned their plans of a civil war.

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CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAY, - e by --
Sept. 5. —Ade issione , n payment, 9.136 • ditto diolif
son tickets, 616—total visitors, 9,752• Correa'°
day last year, 8,496.
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RISE IN THE PRICE OF BREAD AND FLOU eriu._.
day thrJughout the metropolis a rise in the corfr
bread tank place of d.I on the, 4!h. loaf, and •
spending increase in the price of flour. 01°
Pirt erle
On Tuesday morning, at the Exhibition of , a
connection with the Norfolk and Norwich -r1"/ sfe'"
Association, five prizes, amounting in value to 36 '
drawn for. el, lie
vess- -orr
NEW FLOATING FIRE-ENGINE.—A large 00 Pd_
tended to be fitted up with a very powerful sfiackemai
engine, has been built at Mr. Mare's yard' 1300,1; jo
When completed it will replace the floatilliona
present moored near Southwark-bridge, whic 0
removed to Rotherhitre. 00 eene
$
The underwriters of Glasgow have paid tbeirie 10 tby ,
on the ship Packet of Glaseow, which Palled ft° te
ago, to
pace for Australia more than twelve months "- COP'
has never been heard of since she put into the
thr
refit.
ei rwinik 30,
At the annual licensing meeting of --°of 11,rifee
magistrates renewed 583 licenses for the sale,.sur co '
.„
and granted 16 out of 26 fresh applications. -rcloof 070
old licenses were cancelled on account of Jilt &it °Lee
duct having been permitted in the houses, ". eying -
declared to have' lapsed, the premises not .00,0„tiov
used as public-houses during the past twelve ',jell fiel Of
The Golden Age, a splendid clipper Ain, el'ober of
from Liverpool for Australia, with a large, beg life
passengers and a full cargo in December 10"offereubie
been heard of since and 50 per cent. has hreele po'°,.,‘ 3s
the underwriters here to insure her. -" :., by sere
that she may have been dismasted, or drive.'
to wheeii,
of weather, into some out-of-the-way Phil ih,rot°' /301,,,ait1l
communication is rare and di ffiestlt.--NGr' was, 00,
As General Cros4e, of the Belgian ave." afterll3el•
the other superior efficers, going on MondaY f the
cg
at, the camp of Beverioo, to receive the Sing !o/d, back
gians and the Count de Fiandres, he suddenolfuo'd Adr
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 5. on his II °lee, and then fell Melees to thegr,b. The
of apoplexy
.had. produced instantaneous deg'
By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
~„o has
Pc;
ship Indus, Captain Soy, with the India, China ceased %Am in hi, 58,h year,
) The Bury Post stat,,.. that Lletilrnant 13"0,-a,,yelioel:
and Mediterranean mails, in charge of Lieutenant turned to S'etchworth Hall from the Criruillsowb-aetoPtjA
Kemp, R.N., Admiralty agent, we have dates f-orn the heavy duties in the trenches hef°reprico ifAief
from Alexandria, Augnst 21, Malta., 25, and Gib- He will be entitled to two medals, one for 14,-r e fc"-„" re-
raltar, 30. The Indus brings 46 Rissengers, among trenches, where a bullet passed through gebere rf
his great coat ; arid th,e, Kertch medal, hav,i_oppy tom
whom are Lieutenant' James, Captain Wright,
Lieutenant Davies, Dr. Davies, the Hon. Mr. and sent at the taking of that place. We are Dijant 1 .
Mrs. Scott, Dr. White, Captain Porter, &c., and , th,t, health seems likely to return to the 0
of the
a cargo consisting of 3 cases of pickles, 2 cases of ' mire• ofgeerwe sea
Extract from a letter written by. e_n„,. 19. Lich sed'
tortoiseshell, 412 hales and 192 cases of silk, 48 .
bale of wool, 61 cases of shawls, 1 box of precious Turkishirk C, ornititng, ent_:" Yenikale, AAu Tier v?eraediste
stones, 5 packages of jewellery, 3 casks of wine, anti !w, tog ea I. enable us to obey the
denly caene five days since to prcP- ed to i, weA"
Pare f". Stn be E
well
145 packages of general merchandise. ernharketien ; our destination is supPne teble",ilf
The Indus spoke on the 26th ult. the French ,' ter;a. Yds has given a Wile to our eirerieef wowo
war steamer Albatross, with the floating battery ; previously very far from concert pitch, betiblld notrfer
tee,/ toned at the, not over bright prosprce
D !vastatiou in tow. September 2 spoke the brig : poll I°oo
Prince Albert, of London. On the 26th ult. used of btevitig our winter quarter., here.
and spoke the brig M grnet, of Liverpool, inOat hille
of the schoo,:ler Catherine, of Gloceeter, off Tarfa., b h
_aye ereueeht us nearer to n
eaps grave; wol of t
tow ward to having a look at •' Ruski' before gieuf
having been in collision with the bark Claremont, STATE OF TRADE.—Tbe expected . e
the however,
other
hound from Cardlicf for Constantinople. The Man- lacekbusiness ha& nut yet occurred
is boweeetr,ool.oll
net had only her fort.7mast standing, and the whole `earlyvree to
whbiccth
awde. write, toe which
in tin en t. The ;IS Id vanees °I
of her starboard bulwar....e had been carried away. incienot,ptrhee'refore, tisoat-ie ^rt is the raiiof tbi° /et- rill
The bark lost her foretoi,a;allantmast, mainroya,l- silks, arising from the repPo'rt on the stateLoogb wool
mast, and jibboom. Neither . vessel required as- c„i . • • that C* • produce/ elw „e. 'llll _le
ne clop, viz. China veraF. •
of thea ton 01 of
sistance, as they were not loakY. quality, will be 10,000 hales t•hart ~t Can tote
Our Gibraltar dates are, to the 30th ult. A tre- already caused arise to 19, or 194, 64: ~ s9._-a e_.„b for,
ions thunderstorm occurred on the evening of , silks, which have been selling here Sly :Lion, eneler of
men,
the 27tn ult., accompanier .
_. I by yeery vivid flashes of things which were it insured to hold !Aft 'at's noc'tioato
re-ahlPrne
tbe „ „,„„d tran. ite
r
lightning any strong gusts of wh.ad, . The storm the voyage would render
,e tea
fair modicum bow - fir
.d "-lit. The Samuel ~uaing,, steam- Profit. Hosiery keeps up a _ d, to f oozy by
abated at mi mg_. . sufficient, without any marked demon
-ken in me-tars mules dic ' s ecte ° itllll t
transport, having taken . . A '
~ ' ' 1
' moving in the meantime ; and Prospect
Pned---e6Pec raper
left Gibraltar for the Comes on the 19.. n ult. The ,
an
imation coetinue to be well snstai
_essou eo_cr 01
steam-transport Chester arrived at Gi.
11ra:itar from ,
, the advices from America, which gir:errisa iv riltioud uP
Dublin laden with shot and shell for the C:imea ,an influx of buyers next month. Ti
'A
re fee egle:
on the 27th ult. The 92d Highlanders and a 0...'" Oa% per lb.) and cotton has had II Fortify:l;U° fttni,...
tachment of Sippers and Miners embarked on : h,:th thrown and spun materials.te
h bolidaf '9" reeetielr
nt the dull season is all ba
hoard the Orinoco for conveyance to the East on pteynt.'a
'ten; and they are nearly been
the 29th of August. The sailing transport Can- work-kree.
I:ire Guardian. It ll° iagll
terbury, from Corfu, had arrived at Gibraltar with Nottinghams..
;:: MASSACRE FAREANT.--- r ksow,s,,,
68 invalids, 49 women and children, all of whom 1 TutieopG
whether
pr
not
King
wdiiatri
eiruf the Jo to
she will convey to Portsmouth. The steam-trans- : gave the barbarous order for the maebsaascr .
__a „sts._,
port Amity, from the East, bound to Spithead, put j gave
aaovnalds of Glencoe, and an attempt t
e) been oi.tb
the
into Gibraltar on the 25th. She landed some ser- i throw the odium on his minister, h
al searrant, eV, bee
vants, five chargers, and household furniture be- f This week, we underetan.d.;opthewrhych
Lao feeilieehow AD:
longing to the new Governor. The Amity sailed .
i sign manual of King ii
Wi':intoll family, bu t s'ell It °lig':
for Spithead on the morning of the 28th ult. Ves- iin the archives of the E:.l.as
i been recover 0,00.0
sell were expecfed at Gibraltar to convey the 54th ; stracted many years
_a_g. ,n. _a.
u irdner, BEfl_ctLyoreled to
put into the hands of U
I and has been by him lel„^tbs fee'
and 66th Regiments to the Crimea.
arrived sinner for the ear, is possession of a",,,,iodiffr
Her Majesty's steam sloop Prometheus
We are not
down Edinburgh. have been P•-:-
on the 26th ult. from the East. On her way .s warrant, but we
ran ' regarding thiourtd. •
she touched on the Riff coast near Melilla, and 1 . tios ..,iiinviente4 4,
h , for Worm ___ f ------ -
dray &log tio tad to *bruit of Zero Dag. Ir_T!4? __ __ _ - -----
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THE WEST INDIA MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY MORNING.

The Royal Mail Company's steam ship Atrato,
Capt. Woolley, arrived this morning with the West
India and Pacific mails, 58 passengers, $490,738 in
specie, $34,877 valug in plate pina, $4OO pearls and
jewellery, and a full general cargo.
Her dates are—Jamaica, Aug. 11 ; Demerara,
10 ; Trinidad, 12 ; Barbadoes, 15 ; St. Thomas',
22.

The Eagle, with the mails from the Windward
route, broke down, and was obliged to return to
Grenada, and the mails from Demerara and Trini-
dad were sent to St. Thomas's in a hired vessel.
The mails from Barbadoes were also sent on to St.
Thomas's in a hired ship.
The Atrato brings no mails from St. Vincent,
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antiqna, Montserrat, Nevis,
St. Kitts, Havannah, or Mexico.

The yellow fever was declining at St. Thomas,
and smallpox had shown itself in many places.
At Barbadoes yellow fever was in existence
among the troops.
At Jamaica the weather had been intensely hot.
The island was in a' tranquil state. Fever was
very prevalent. The market was dull, and bare of
provisions. Exchange on Loudon was quoted, at
90 days, 1 per cent. prem. ; 60 days, 11 per cent.
prem.

THE MEDITERRANEAN .

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