... A [FRtOX THLE SOUTH AFRICAN COMMErRCIAL ADVER- fi TISER oF AUGUST 19.3 CAllE TowN, AuG. 19. 51' The Infest intelligence from hlead quarters is dated 7th t't, August. Thle forces, estimsted at 3,000 infantry rind 2,000 vi horse, were moving in three columns on that district of tin rugged country, at tire sources of thle Buffalo, rherotie the main strength of tire Girika Kitrirs is ?? to be coi- ...

... NAVAL JN'J'tIGLNCF Ioll t - tNI TiI, Nov . 26. Ilr Mt !e-t ?? ?? Apollo, .oruttander liadeliffe, irlv 1~. It Sliitileltd tiis forenoon trotn the ?? of 0GOd S Theno, ?? A'rcciiliol. T'f hiat accounts of ?? ok re, that she hald attempted to land some troops ?? W t rk o IKwI, but the rollers f tid a Bttle' of i% nd settinln ?? ill- tiritilmte iil gettuilg o0t with tih? loss of only b, -ileliors ...

... PARIS, SEPT. 19. [FlROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] The escape of the Count doe MIontemoulin, the eldest son of' Don Carlos, from Bourges, where he was kelpt as a prisoner at large by the French go- vernnicont, is hidly confirmed, and the ?? is a statement of the ninner in which the flight was effieted, as given by the local papers. On Monday afternoon, the 14th instait, the car- riare of' the prince ...

... LORD MAIDSTONE and CROCKFORD,3, Lord Maidatone has addressed the following letter to th, Editor of the Times:- As to our suit, Mr. Bicknell says the jury did not de liberate ten minutes on their verdict; whatever right we might have on our side, it is pretty clear we had no ?? The f'night of Goynane, chap. 48. . Sir-Bullying Is the besetting sin of many of our public prints, more ...

... DISTRInu TION 01 TI1E MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON. -At Lisbon, the Hlibernia, 104, bearing the flag of Vice- Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart., the commander-in-chief. At Gibraltar, the Virago and Phoenix war steamers. At Malta, the Ceylon, 12, receiving ship, bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, <rt., sucond in command, mnd superintendentof Maltadockyard; Amnazon,26; Siren,, 16; ...

... RA lL1IVA1S. RA~WAYZJ1ABELIST voit TUFS AY. Dre. S AlirmilI 'll dite], Ailnroi lll 4. 1, 4il.4' Il lhmONO :Ll ?? 1`1 i Ii firi l tr i I i ill7. flu. kzi Juon~ (111 ' 33 ?? I'i EIf tr . . .iil 6 f' ii l it I ' Dc ?? ?? .f.i. ?? il.. ?? 'huh 1.11 , i ha 27 ,1I, fhill ti do -, j}.Y im I l W l l ld4 t1.m NT ii ' ilI I il i luli I i pil Di.lt 1:.4I n 3d uio.Iii I I ;: . ?? . .I I 4L -W Do , 1 I- ...

... MI SCELLANEOUS. QUEN'S SERGEANT.-Mr Sergeant Talfourd was sworn in on Thursday as Queen's Sergeant, before Lord Lynd- hurst. This honour was unsolicited, we believe; and the last act (not the least creditable) of the retiring Chancel- lor's judicial life. Ma COBDEN.-Mr Cobden will not engage in any public business whatever for the next twelve months or more. He remained in London to vote on ...

... MI SCELLANEOUS. A COINCIDEtcE.-At the York Augunt ineeting on Thursday, th Prhince of Wales's stakes was won by Lord George Bentinck's Slandec, beati ng a large fcold. In the same day, in the House of Lords. Lord George Bentfiekc's slander was beaten by Lord Lyndhurst's explanation. It follows that slander is not alkays a o inner, STEAM BOAT COMPETITION ON TmE Tn ?? 'enro are now carried from ...

... NI I SC EL LANE 0 U S. OxeiiiSES AT A PENNY PrElt B.MILT].-In consequence of the success attending the attempt at conveyirg passelo- gero by Oinnibus at the rate of Id. a mile, a scomber of the oftl proprietors that have hitherto chargedl 6d. have started their vehicles at the reduced rate. 'lhere are Inow upwairds of twenty omnibuses, carrying from seventeen to thirty passongers each, whose ...

... SOUITIL WA1HK. Pf ) ipt Adam, a Vouting nia ildrestd in the uniform of a I pris tite of the 77, th t- i nen ct of l oot, ?? ?? ?? tbe bar before Mr. Seeker cl iargerd with stenlit i half a leg of inut! t ton front the ?? of, 2i r. q tone, a bu ettelr, carryig o buai- , tiens ill Mill-poid-stretet, lilrtntolldsey. ?? said that on tie pr-viotiseventlllg, ?? ?? cloX, lie witi statidintg in tile ...

... PO RTUGAi\L. [n1' EXPR'lESS.] Wle Infie received accounits from Lisbon of thle °lst instant. Agrarian disturb~ances hade broken out in thle p~rovince of Minhlo. 'lThe Constitutionl was suspended on thle 2t0thl inst ltor a terml of twventy dayZs, thle ?? suppressed, military tribunals created for thle trial of all ofh'cnees against the state, and summ11ary pvroceedinigs wecre to h~e institnted ...

... COURT CIRCULA IR. The Queen antid Prince Alht r t ?? by the Prince of WVales and the lhi P cess lov1l, left Btickin-itain Palahce in a carri:gLe-aild-fittr, alt halflt st eiuhlt o'cloclk yesti rldy nmerilnlg, for Osborne Houw, late of W; iehlt. Their Royal H iQriltesee, Prince Alfred anwl the- Pcrinvttss Alice, avcclPilnt- nied bv ?? LiAy lyt Itiiton, tollowed ina nother CitrritiitePtiitti- ...