... NA VAL AND MILITAB Y. PORTSMOUTH, WEDNESDAY NIGHr. The Polyphemus steam sloop has arrived from the African coast. The Dauntless, 22, screw, and the Stromboli, 6, paddle, have also arrived from Brest and Plymouth. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 13. The Rhadamanthus, steam transport, Master Commander Belam, came alongside the Dockyard to-day to take in stores for the eastward, The Oigredo, hired screw steam ...

... (GENERAL BOARD F0IEIIEALTH. The following is the circular letter of Sir Berjamin Hall to the quialified medical practitioners of the metropolis, solicitittg their co-oporati*in in the col- lection of ftaots respecting the prevailing epidemic. -General Board of Health, Whitehall, Sept, 1854. l Sir,-My experience oftbis department, briefas it i-, has .tror gly impressed me with a sfrse of the ...

... DrFFICUL TIES OF THE NEWV BEER ACT. Henry Clough, licensed victualler, of the Old I Boar's Head, Whitby Grove, was summoned to the Man- chester City Police Court, on Tuesday, for hoaviug hisI house opened for the sale of liquors duting prohibited hours on Sunday, the 3rd instant. An officer said that he found the door of the house partly open at half-past four o'clock in the afternoon. There ...

... THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS OF UEESHIRE AND THE YNEW BEER ACT. - - A meeting of the licensed victuallers of the dis- trict of Cheshire, opposite Liverpool, was held in the hotel, Monk's Ferry, on Tuesday, for the purpose of forming an organisation of the trade, agreed to at a meeting on theI previous Tuesday, and taking into consideration the circum-I stances in which they are placed by the ...

... C IOLJE1A -NEI GEOURII. s. ST. JAMES's, N17ESTMINSTEl. TO TgME LDITOIt or THE DAILY NEWVS. 51e.The outbreak of cholera in the vicinity of ,a ie,.squke i now subsiding; but the passenger thrsagh t.he streets which compose that district will ° idencue of the alarming severity of the see i;ry, Glnai oe nn rning a:re to be ftmcd in .great numbers; and the chief topic of con- ver ?? l is the recent ...

... L7ETTERS FROM THlE SEA GIF'o WAR. .IL~ N oo. XLV. i FRog OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BUCHAREST, SEPT. 2. Treo da3ys ago Colonel Ilalik presented Omer Facha With a toriual demand calling on him to withdraw the Tulvislh Frmy from the Principalities. To this thie latter replied by a note stating at some length his reasons for refusingt to comply; amongst ethers that he hud entered Wallachia by ...

... _IRELAXD. DuLIN, SEPT. 13 a Important alterations are, it is understood, about \ being made immediately in the existing system of through traffic between this country and England; . the contemplated changes embracing improved postal arrangements, and greatly increased facilities for the transit of merchandise, &c. Some of the directors of the London and North Western and the Chester and ...

... THlE BRmEAD RO2'S. The following letter fromn the real repealer of the corn laws, which appearhd in the Manchester Ex- f i anmtber of yesterday, will, it is to be hoped, meet witia r the attention it so well deserves: TO THlE EDITORS Or THtE EXAMINElt AND TIMOES. 3 Sir,-Old connexion with subjects interesting in your head-quarters of industrial energy, makes me desirous of asking your ...

... PALESTINE ARCMiLOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. The annual general meeting of the Palestine 0 Archoe logical Association was held on Tuesday evening, the 12th inst., at the residence of Dr. John Lee, LL.D., d F R.S , the College, Doctors'-commonF, for the purpose of receiving the report of the council and of the treasurer, for the election of the council and officers of the asso-, ciation for the ...

... 'TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-It would scarcely be credited we live in a country where trade is professed to be unshackled, after the perusal of such articles as the Ti-nese and some local journals have brought to bear on the prejudice of the public to produce riots. It will, I doubt not, turn out that we have been blessed with an unprecedentedly fine and productive crop of wheat as ...

... LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. By the arrival this morning of the United States I mail steam ship Arctic, Captain James C. Ince, we have notices' from New York to the 2nd instant in- elusive. The Arcti'c brought 98 passengers finclu- t ding the Hon. J. A. Dix, United States minister to s France), and 1,013,705 dols. in specie. She reports the arrival at Boston, on the 1st instant, of the Europa 9 royal ...

... ?? _ Our Lisbon torrespondent writes- LISBON, SEP. 9, 1854. An occurrence has taken place in the North, which has filled the respectable part of its population with indigoa- tion, which osly wants an opportunity of bursting into re- venge. The particulars are as ?? is in that district a yourg lady named Ferreira, 12 years of age, who is an heiress, her mother being a widow. As her fortune ...