The Sun.
London, England, 1861-09-10 00:00:00

'ING, SEPTEIVIBER 10 1861.

as diverse from the rest of Virginia as any of the
old Free States, they will, however the war may
go, cast in their lot with theirs. Yet that strangely
technical man, Mr. LINCOLN, ignores all the facts,
and writes to them regretting their proceedings, be-
cause, like some of his own, it is not in accordance
with the Constitution The territory thus sepa-
rated is about a third of Virginia, and includes that
singular part call9cl " the Panhandle"—a narrow
strip of land running up between Ohio and Penn-
sylvania towards Lake Erie, and leaving the Free
States of the East and West little better connection
than that of an isthmus. One would have supposed
that LINCOLN would have been thankful enough to
, make sure of such an accession to the Free States.

In one respect matters look more doubtful than
ever. Parties are forming both in the North and in
the South. Maine, in the former, is publicly agita-
ting for peace, and the numbers of individuals who
do so is becoming annoyingly great. Probably the
seizure of the journals has much to do with this.
On the other hand, the South has similar difficulties.
DAvis intended to have had a strongly united
secession; but it is evident enough that the seces-
sion principle is being worked against him more
than he likes, and he finds Georgia and North
Carolina asserting the doctrine of State Rights, and
prepared to secede from the Leader of Secession.

L Al S
Li L.

AMERICA.

LONDONDERRY, SEPT. 10.
The Canadian steamer Bohemian, which arrived
here this morning, passed the John Bell on the Ist,
and the North American on the sth inst. The
Bohemian has brought £21,500 in specie.
NEW YORK, Aud. 30.
The defeat of Colonel Tyler, at Summersville, in
Western Virginia, is confirmed.

Governor Denison has received the following tele-
gram from General Cox, dated Gauley Bridge, Aug.
29th :—" Authentic reports show that fifteen of our
men were killed and about forty wounded in the
recent fight at Summersville. A large number of
the 7th Ohio Regiment were scattered during the
fight, and are missing, but it is hoped that most of
them will escape."
Despatches from Washington of the 29th inst.
state that the enemy are in full possession of Bailly
cross roads, and are bringing up their baggage from
Springfield Station.

The four New York Regiments composing
Franklin's brigade were ordered to advance, and
marched to within two-and-a-half miles of the cross
roads.

Several picket skirmishes are reported, in which
several were killed on both sides.

A rumour from St. Louis states positively that
General M'Culloch is marching on Jefferson City
with 10,000 men. It is believed that the Union
forces are well disposed to repel such an attack as
this is represented to be.

Information is received that the Unionists are
leaving Harper's Ferry in great numbers.

Advices from Texas state that Fort Staunton has
been abandoned and fired by the Union forces.
The Post-office, in consequence of a violation of
the mails, have discontinued the postal service to
offices in Kentucky West and Tennessee river.

ThJ Secretary of War has ordered the stoppage
of telegraphic despatches to points south of Ken-
tucky.

(LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FATHER POINT.)

NEW YORK, AUG. 31.

Martial law has been proclaimed in Missouri.
The slaves of Insurrectionists in that State are to
be freed.
A battle on the Potomac is believed to be im•
minent.
The naval expedition from Fortress Monroe is
undoubtedly destined for Cape Hatteras.
The steamers North Briton, Teutonia, and Asia
have arrived out. The Arago passed Cape Race on
the 30th.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, AUG. 31.

The stock market is dull. Illinois, 64 ; Erie,
241 ; New York Central, 721-. Cotton advancing.
Middling upland, 20c. Provisions dull.

TURIN, SEPT. 10.

The Italia of to-day says :

" The King will leave on the 14th instant for
Florence, and will open the Exhibition in that
city on Sunday next.

" The Ambassador of Portugal has been invited
to follow the King.
"It is rumoured that the Minister of the United
States at Brussels, in passing through Turin, ad-
dressed a proposal to Garibaldi to take an im-
portant command in the Federal Army.
" According to the same rumour, Garibaldi has
accepted the offer under certain reservations."

The Opinione of to-day says :
"The Emperor of Brazil hag r.nnanispfl the
Kingdom of-Italy.
" General Moltke is expected here to-morrow on
an extraordinary mission from the King of
Denmark."

ROME, SEPT. 9.

The Petrie of this evening says :—" We are
authorised to declare that all the Powers, without
exception, have acknowledged the truth of the alle-
gations made by the Roman Government in pro-
testing against the assertions contained in the last
ci!•cular note of Baron Ricasoli."

The Constztutionnel, in an article signed by its
secretary, M. Boniface, explains the mission as-
sumed by the French authorities in the Papal
States, which, it says, is to make respected the
integrity of the territory of the Holy See, and to
maintain the neutrality of that territory by barring
the frontier to the passage of any armed band.

MESSINA, SEPT. 8.

The meeting of theologians at Palermo has ter-
minated. It has adopted a resolution declaring the
temporal power of the Pope to be incompatible with
and contrary to the mission of the Catholic Church.

TURIN, SEPT. 9.

The National Guard of Naples has been reviewed
by General Cialdini at Piedigrotta. General
Cialdini was enthusiastically cheered.
The anniversary of Garibaldi's entry into Naples
has been celebrated at Milan, Genoa, and Naples,
without disorder. 'At Naples the troops were
greeted with enthusiastic cheers.

RAGUSA, SEPT. 9.

According to rumours current here, Dervisch
Pasha and Mehemet Pasha, with the troops under
their command, marched yesterday against Zubzi
and Trebinge, two places in the Herzegovina.

The Montenegrins aro forwarding cannons to

Grahowo.

A meeting of all the Montenegrin chiefs was
held yesterday at Cettigue, the capital of Monte-
egro.

An attack by the Montenegrins on the Turkish
troops is expected.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 9.
Kiprisli Pasha has been named Governor of
Adrianople.

The provincial loan is coming in. A million
sterling is expected.

The project of giving a new uniform to the army
has been abandoned. The Imperial Guard only,
numbering 1,500 men, is to receive a new uni-
for m.

Sir Henry Balwer had an audience to day of
the Sultan, and presented his new credentials.
Exchange is quoted 207.

WARSAW, SEPT. 7 (Evening).
To-day being the anniversary of the coronation
of the EmparoF Alexander, a Te Deum was sung in
the Catholic cathedral. Tile suffeaga.o. bishop Offi-
ciated. Order prevailed in all the churches.

KALISCH, SEPT• 8.

No general illumination took place here yester-
day in celebration of the anniversary of the Empe-
ror's coronation. The people smashed the windows
of the few houses that were illuminated, and hissed
the troops sent to disperse them. The military
acted with great violence, beating and even robbing
the people. Many persons were arrested, among
whom aro several of the principal citizens. Some

have since been set at liberty, but forty are still in

prison.
A deputation of citizens has left for Warsaw.

THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10.

The Euxine, from Southampton, on the 27th
August, arrived at Malta on the 6th Sept., at 2
p.m., and left at 7 p.m. for Alexandria.
The Vectis, from Marseilles on the sth, reached
Malta on the 7th, at 6 p.m., and sailed at 10 p.m.
for Alexandria.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPT. 9.

Count de Persigny (says a Paris letter in the
lndependance ) will return to Paris on the 14th inst.
It was rumoured that the hon. Minister would go to
Biarritz before coming back to Paris, but there
now seems little probability of his o oing so."
BOURSE.—The market has been rather quiet,
with prices maintained at the closing rates of
Saturday. Threes, for the Account, are now at
69f 10c. Railways also inanimate.
The following are the last quotations :-
4t per per Cents ... 96 85 Credit F Fonder l2OO
Do. end month.... 96 95, Belgian 41 —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 69 10 Roman
Bank Shares 2930 Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 760 Spanish Threes 49 25
Do. Account 761 25 ! Home Debt ..