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n,.,ao 4. and the Pvlades, il. They all sailed for

l:ota arrive SINGAPORE j
Nth ,he Blonde a. and the Pylades, 10, ana sa''eo
aran for China on the 18th Of June: Lo1u oeorse
Churchill Of her Majesty ship Druo, ueu n. :,
on the I'd June of dyscniery BY adVces o.
Bombay, via Calcutta, the NePau,ess shor, s0oo II
;nsurrection The rebels amounted 10 apoht ouoo
rho Roiab denied all participation with these, o'houg
hs disclaimer was not believed They marched on Tue
capital, and bockaded the British Presden. anu MS es
cor in their houses. The Government ihaa - man
mo the most active preparations to seno ioiee nv.
Nnaul Ms soon as the abatement OF the rainy season
,vul hermit The overland mails Tor June reacheu
Bombay the 9Th of July IN 81 Gays i,o', a,"s Com
il reached Calcutta the 2lst, that u.s. - Gays 'to
home. Madras on the 18th, Agra on the ls.h aho
Delhi on the 18th ult, by the regular "dak ihey ar
rived at Ceylon on the 23d, by the snip Iolohpo' o
Bombay. ,,,d.r d,,.
The correspondent of the Post at Beyrout under oa.e
of September 23d, writes that on Tue ess ,;n,ad
22d the Egyptian and Ottoman fleets were ui'.na'eu
in honor as the government gave out, OF Victory
gained by Ibrahm the allies, IN when ne mao iaa
six hundred English prisoners IN aoo''ior ~ va.
Asia, the Impacabe, with the nazaru uau D .ipn
and an Austrian corvette, were on the port Vi h'eH
dria An Austrian steam vessel had also 1ns. arrives
and was said to have been despatched from Lons'ahu
nople with orders from the representatives Oh
Russia and PRUSSIA, for their Consnis IN EgyP,
rho conntrv Col Hodges, the British Consul Gene
raj had received no such nstructons, although
Gus blockade of the port was ordered to be put INTO
execution forthwith ~ n,,,orr
From a Supplement 10 The Malta Itmes.J r.
Extract of a letter from the Princess Chariotte OH
Bevrout, 10Th September: awe arrived mere on 'he
llih and made every preparation Tor an immediate At
,,ck unon the town and forts the coast. The ma
rines were all landed by the steamers, under the com
mand of Capt Napier, of the Powerful, and lhen the
work began in gallant style; the Princess Chariotle
Edinburgh Benbow, Gauges and Bclerophon poured
their destructive broaddes into the devoted town OF
Beyrou hch in the short time OF two hours present
ed heap of smoking ruins. The marines, IN the
meantime had not been de having been ASSISTED oy the
Rift 81, ,naH nnnn ~
on the coast.
sour loss is trfng, considering the number OF men
engaged The total six killed and sixteen wounded
Four have since died of their wounds We have lost
officers. Lieutenant Gitard, OF the Cyci"ps wound
ed We are now about eleven thousand strong on
shore The number Of Egyptians killed and wounded
exceeds 1000 men.
Extract Of letter from the Phrnix, off Beyrout, 10Th
Of September, 1910: "On the l2th 2l0 marines, ana
detachment of Turks and Druses embarked on
board the Carysfo, Dido and Cyclops 10 take posses
sion of place named &c Ala Ghe abont ten miles II
the Northward of this and after having previously bonn
barded the place without any signs OF ITS being nhao't
ed, troops landed outside the town under the command
of Captain Austen of the Cycops, and approached the
castle n work surrounded by deep fosse and loop
holed all round, from whence issued snch destruc'
tive FIRE of muskelry, without man beng visible,
that the troops were obliged to retire, and re-embark
with loss of four killed and twenty wnunded-
The next day the enemy abandoned it, Lieutenant
Gfard R. ~, of the Cycops, severely wounded III tne
wrist. and Lieut. Adair, R. n, very slightly. On the
18th the Carysort nd Cyclops having on board party
of Druses bombarded Boroun; the Druses innoFo aho
took possession Five dead and ID wounded were found
on The road to Trpo these the latter the Drnses put 10
death The Druses hocking down; up I" yesier-
day 1000 stand of arms, and the requisite Ammunition
were issued The Pqne and Castor are detached
Sidnn The Benbow and Zebra are ordered 10 TT
Ill Two Austrian steamers with six hundred Turks,
arrived to-day and Pacha of many tails, who was sa
lu,cd by the fleet The marines are all on shore and
nearly all on canvass.
"Commodore Napier has taken up his residence on
shore and his broad pennant forms conspicuous OBJ
iect a breastwork encoses the camp, and there are
some II or lG pieces mounted. All IN good health
sSeptember 20.-Wc ordered Oft to Constantine
nile to-day with Sir Charles Smith, who, regret to say,
has been too i'll since quitting Gibraltar to do any thing
letter from Alexandra states that the Jews IN Ia
moscus had been liberated, and that Sir Moses Monte
fore and party had left for Europe on the l'h ns''
! HAyRE, Oct. g. lsi0-"The news OF the destruction
of Beyrout by the allied forces, which was received
here this morning. has caused great sensation war
is now thought inevitable and the people a'k Oh 1t Us
about 10 take place Immediately. Their feelings are
excited too in every way by the leading journal OF The
place which every opportunity OF pouring form
| its hatred of England and every thing English mat
ters had looked much better for some days. hut TINS
day 8 news las made them appear worse than ever
Depend on il things are beginning to look very awk-
ward Little done in the market for the last few
DAVIS holders being steady, and not wishing to sell To.
|
purchase we received during the week 1892 bales OF
! Cotton Ofthese 93 were from Pondcherry and Ma |
dras, and ll3 from Haiti. Our sales amounted in all
to {, S93.
Up 10 o'clock on Saturday afternoon the Court of
Peers had not pronounced the verdict and sentence IN
the case of Prince Louis Napoleon and his associates.
The Court was convoked for Sunday yesterday at 10
o'clock The question of the guilt of the prisoners had
been decided in the affirmative, with the exception oil
one or two accused, but the awarding OF punishment
| had IN
fortress was still considered to be the probable SEN
tence the Prince.
The Moniteur says, the Oriental which quilted
Alexandria on the oath, makes known that the frman
deposinp Mehemet Ali had been communicated the
2Ist to his Highness by the Consuls General Of the
four Powers who instantly struck their flags and re-
tired on board their shipping
SPAIN.
The niellioence reached Paris on Saturday afternoon
that Espartero had made most triumphant entrance
| into Madrid on the 29th in carriage drawn by SIX
horses The Ayuntamiento went out to meet MN with
an immense crowd. In the midst of these demonstra-
tons the formation of the Cabinet had not yet
STILL. LATER FROM EUROPE.
Conookiag Of the French Chambers.
The packet ship Westminster has just arrived from
London Oct TO- We hasten to lay the following inn
porant news before readers:
Extraordinary Express from Paris.
(From our correspoHdenLJ NIL,
The Moniteur of Thursday has the annexed ordon-
nance of the day
"Louis Philippe, King of the French,
"To all greeting we have ordained and do ordan as
follows:
"The Chamber of Peers and the Chamber of Depu-
ties ARE convoked for October %.
"Our Minister Secretary of State ofthe Department
the Interior is charged with the execution of the pre-
sent ordinance.
Bv the KING "LoUIs PHILIPPE.
"The Minister Secretary of State at the Department
| of the Interior &C. REMUsAT.
sTuileres, Oct.7, 1S40."
Thursdays constitutional" calls upon the Depu-
ties to be faithful 10 their origin, and sustain the par
Iiumentary Government against prerogative. The Mi
nsteral .'Courrier Francois exacts that the Cabinet
shonld act decisvpy before the Chambers meet.
Our private letters regard the fall of the Theirs Mi
ns.ry as now certain, although it will probably not take
place till the Chambers assembled.
Inrd Granrie's nrivate AUDIENCE Of Louis Philippe.