... Southampton, Thursday Evening. By the United States' mail steamship Franklin, James A. Wrotton, commanier, wlhrcic touched off Cowes this evening on her way to Havre, we, have dates from New York to the 24thl ultiino. The Franklin has about 100 passeigers, 19 of whom are for HIavre, and onl freight for France 1700 barrels of flour, and specie valued at $300,000. The Africa arrived out oul the ...

... MOND)AY MORNING, OCTOBER 10. Wec arc enabled ini this m'orililng's paper to repulbi.lt : a short notice of tile r esult of a reuelt voyage ill thIC Arctic seas, which was undertaken for the purpos of co-operating with certain expeditions that were out in scarchl of the missing ships under the commanld of Sir Johln Frantl in. It will be seen that at length tlhe long sou-11t for nortli-west ...

... , Al'l VALl-zNu Dublin, Oet.6. A terrific acileilt, followed by a IinentablO loss of life, took ACO yestlserdiay evening Oil thee Grelst Southern ?? ,ltle at StI afl:ni, witilin a fewy miles of the Dublin terminus. 'I'lle ftillowill Succinlct accoullt of the tragic occourreuce is fur- ni slhed by the Firemaenl'S jos Ial. :- i 4 One ofthe 1oitalpiililing lceidents thltit hsieverbeen our sad ...

... 'Iihe annnual general meeting of the members of this Asso- ' ciatiasil Wtas held w ithin the Mlecirchants' I-bll, on Wednesday tr tile 5ti instant, at 1 ?? when It cousideiable iumber ot ra- th speetabc :ilid isfluential geoitleinen attended-and Mr. Sheriff Ii Bell tile President, took tfle liir. 2I1 Tilo Tnaxsuien having reald a statenlent ofhis introluissions si- for last year, and also of ...

... _ it (From our oWII Correspondent.) si The Royal Mail steam packet ship Asia, Captain Lott, sailed for New York direct, this foreaoon, carrying (Ult the usual semi-weekly mails, andi a large number of passeligers. el The next incoming stenmer is the Niagara, which was to l sail from Boston oil the 28thi ult., but in all probability the new American steamer Golden Age will arrive before the ...

... FOItEIGN NEWS. d FRIANCE. Lt (From the Mtorninig Chronicle's Correspondelice.) If Paris, Wednesday Evening. e I understand fiom good authority that the Freuch Govern- Dlent decided, at a Council of Ministers held at 6t. Cloud, that y a corja ?? of 30,000 men shall be embarked on board it the Atlantic squadron, and sent out to Conlitantinqple, there to i- be landed. General Canrobert will, I ...

... DISCOVERY OF TIM E NOwRIf-WEST PASSAGE. (Froal the Moirnittg Chtronicle.) t Captaitn Itiglefield has retiritet front the Arctic regions, wtifh N intelligence of it varied chat-acter aitti of dleep interest. AllI doubts ast, to the safety Of C'aptain Allac nrc have been happily ended, aud he is lying within) easy- reach, in% Posint of tli slauco,T of Captain ]Kelletto. Parties front Melville ...

... wit Steam to Antstralict.-Soutliomtjl)toi, Fri day, Oct. 7. ,, -Thle General Screw Steam-shipping Company's ell, steamer Harbinger, Captain Lane, sailed this morning stmi at 8 o'clock, for Port Philip and Sydney, with 37 pas- seV sengers, jewellery and plate value £9,936, and a full r general cargo. T'his steamer takes out a very light ste mail, consisriu~g of ship letter bags for the ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the panst weok:- Mies opened.L 7roff, llelrns. I NAS111 OFP RAILWA^Y.- 1833. 1852. I 1 1853. I 1852. 72.4 72i j A b trdee nn ?? ?? ?? |l81i7 £1758 C 1 3-;~ t'lis: 1 i lx e:l ?? t 737 1 ¢J 32 32 llirk littlkead, lan1cashire & Ulehi r6 3 J unction . 2219 2062 -. - Iliblekltbitit . . . 84A 84J B1ristOl :iud Exeter . .. 5774 8183 Cailednian andi ...

... E N G I, AND. ait the( 'k '5ie /'rrii Ad.e-We h rv e authority to state withil tlrrt piririolir to the, 10th inlst., the distrilbutors and I Ioullse, ~iri-d Stutr ristr p tnI) rougliont. the k irgdomn font ,ill have ali ?? supply of' thue several descriptionls tile Io of' starrips presuri'iied by tire Act of P'rrliamnrrt, whilhl tii If colles ilitr of)rar~tion onl tho I Ith insit. NO ...

... TIHE PUBLIC HEALTH. On Friday, awmeeting of the Lord Provost and Alagistratcs, for conference with deutations from' the different Parochial Beards, Royal infirmary, Faculty of Physicians and Sur- I. geoons, &C., aa to tile prcien state of the public health, IIas 0 in held inl the Counc l] ial ' The meeli eg, which wa~ls 1nuirtereusly tl~ aittendedci, consisted of d(leputtuins froml CIsc City, ...

... STATE OF THIE CONTINENT. fr:l 2.11,U I1 IJVL ol Lf~l lOIN, 1.. (From the Globe'a Correopondeiice.) Paris, Friday Evening. The Mloney Market has been more steady to-day, but as yet there is nothing to indicate that we may expect mluch improve- ment in the prices. What news we have, however, is rather favourable than otherwise. It is stated in tather a positive luanier, in the diplomatic circle, ...