The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-14 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

Advices from St. Petersburg of the 3d inst. an-
nounce that the Emperor has sanctioned the forma-
tion of a new army of Cossacks, to be called the
" Army of Cossacks of the River Amour." The
organisation will be the same as that of the Cos•
sacks in Asia.

A corvette of the squadron, returning from the
Amour, has exploded, at about 60 versts off Revel.
It is said that only 30 men were saved.

AMERICA.

The following telegram have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

QUEENSTOWN, MURSDAY

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer Glasgow, Capt. Thomson, from
New York on the Ist inst., has arrived.

She brings 220,000 dols. in specie.

The Fulton, from Southampton, had arrived ow

Advices from Honduras to the 16th ult. state that
the President was daily expected to attack Walker
at Trusillo. The inhabitants of that town were
leaving in alarm. Walker had raised the Federal
Central American Flag, and contemplated uniting
five of the States.
The excitement in Texas relative to the Aboli-

tionists was increasing.
The town of Mount Vernon was reported to have
been destroyed by incendiaries.
NEW YORK, AUG. 31, EVENING.

The Money Market is quieter. Exchange on
London is quoted 110 to 1108. Stocks opened at
an advance, but closed very dull. New York
Centrals have declined 3, Erie 1, Illinois .4 , and
Michigan 8. Cotton is quiet and unchanged.
Flour is buoyant, and quotations have advanced 5c
to 10c. Sales, 23,000 barrels. Indian corn is 3c
to 4c dearer. Perk firmer. Sugar quiet. Freights
firmer.

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY,

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Hammonia, Capt. Sohwensen, from New York on
the Ist inst., has arrived off Cowes. She brings
94 passengers for Hamburg, 7 for Southampton,
and 265,800 dols. in specie for England. She
spoke the following English vessels :—On the sth
inst. the barque Royal William ; on the Bth, the
barque Courier ; on the 9th, the brig Lucy and the
barque Clydeside ; on the 12th, the barque Fox;
on the 13th, the steamer Cambrian. According to
advices from San Francisco business was active.
Every vessel in the port was engaged. Guaar-
diola, the President of Honduras, was to attack
Walker, at Truxillo, on the 15th.
Intense excitement prevailed in Northern and
Southern Texas, owing to the incendiary acts of
abolitionists. The destruction of property amount ill
to 3,000,000 dollars.

The Hammonia's commercial news has been prin
cipally anticipated.

The North German Lloyd's steamer, New York,
Captain Von Snnton, from New York, on the Ist
inst., has arrived off Cowes, en route for Bremen.
She brings 120 passengers for Bremen, and 38 for
Southampton. 233,500 dols. in specie for Havre,
and 800 dols. for Bremen.
Her news has been anticipated.

DEATII OF 112.1?. ,TA.RDEVE, TILE BO TV-

STREET MAGISTRATE.

We announce with regret the death of Mr. D.
Jardine, one of the stipendiary magistrates of Bow-
street Police Court. The deceased gentleman sat
last Saturday until the close of the court at five
o'clock in the afternoon in his usual health, and
previous to his departure for his country resi-
dence, Weybridge, Surrey, he made arrange-
ments for attendance at the Office on the fol-
lowing Monday. Late on Sunday night, how-
ever, a telegraphic message was received
at the Police-court, announcing his inability to
attend on that day through illness, and Mr. Hall
and Mr. Henry have since that time been in
attendance. This morning the melancholy intel-

ligence was received that kr. Jardine expired at
six o'clock last evening, at the age of 69. The
deceased gentleman was called to the bar in 1823,
and previous to his appointment to a seat on the
bench at Bow-street, which post he honourably
filled for 21 years, held the office of Recorder of
Bath. In private life Mr. Jardine was beloved and
respected by all who had the happiness of his
friendship.

IMPORTATIONS OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR.
—Duty paid at Hull last week :—.C131 2s on 3,222 q-s of
wheat, £225 lOs on 4,510 qrs of barley, £124 10s on 2,490
qrs of oats, on 340 qrs of rye' £76 6s on 1,516 qrs of
beans, £2O 3s on 403 qrs of peas, £62 15s on 1,255 qrs of
Indian corn, and £B4 6s 41d on 4,497 cwt of wheat flour.