... LATEST FRIOM ABROAD.: . i (FORIWAUDED BY OU HAMBURG CORRUBSPODE0NT.) ST. PETERSBURG, SrrT. 27. owing to the scarcity of brandy, required for the use of the army, the Government has ordered its ad-. mission free of import duty to the governments of Ekaterinoslav, Kherson, Taurida, and Beasarabia. THE CRIMEA. Nothing as yet confirms the Vienna news noticed yesterdays that the Russian army is ...

... CITy COMMISSION OF SEWERS. - Yesterday couxrt was held for the despatch of public bue iness. Mr. Deputy PEACOCK presided, MDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTZ. Mr. DAW, the chief clerk, read a report from the General 1 Purposes ComLmittee upon the subject of the duties of the u medical officer of health, and the testimonials of the candf- dates for the office, rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr. ...

... I is The Washingtonr Inafelligencer, publishes the fol- Da lowing letters .connected with the late diplomatic the 3t correspondence between the 'governments of the h id United Stutes and Spain: Att 11. Lia Granja (Spain), Tuly 25, 1865. H St Messrs. Editors of the National Inteiligencer. ,fo Gentlemeelo,-lt is but fair to the government thatth fr ,gchastisement which my letter of April 27 ...

... ?? followiag letter has beea received from Lieut. Harkness, of the 55th Regiment, by his mother, Mrs. Harkness, of the Ivy-house, Ore, Sussex: Camp near Sebastapol, Sept. 10. Sebastopol has fallen at last. Thank God, I am safe. One the afternoon of the 7th we suddenly received the order to get breakfast at six. the next morning, and to parade n at sever, with twodays' provisions ready cooked, ...

... SIR CHARLES SHAW ON THE FAILURE I AT THE REDAN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY N~EWS. I SiR,-The reports of the correspondents of the .IDaily News and the limes, in their graphic de- scriptions of the mismanagement of the British attack ;,on the Great Redan, on the 8th of September, will, while carrying sorrow and desolation into many families, rouse feelings of intense indignation am ing the ...

... itAVAL AND MILITARY. (ssaOU LAST NIGHT'S GAMITrE.) ut NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Department of the Accoustantt.General of the Navy, Admiralty, kiomerset-honae, Oct. 1. that herby gven to ll ersos iterssvd, therein, prepratins re ?? mkin tsrtheintended distri- butin o poosed arsin fro th Neherland gal~lio De ea ru ~~S atrdo a 5 84 by her Majesty's ke si msr nU Asr o h nene itiuino proceeds arisiog ve ...

... TIE SONTHAL INSURRECTION FROM THE BEGINNING. The details of this extraordinary movement are becoming confused. What with imperfect inform- stiou, frightened newspaper correspondents, and the wide extent of territory occupied by the insure- gents, it has become difficult even to tracs the daily progress of the revolt. Europeans are killed one day, and fighting bravely the next; the Hill Iangers ...

... THE DESECRATION OF THE DEAD IN OAM- DEN TOWN CEMETERY. A public meeting of the inhabitants of Camdln Tow.n was held lastevening, at the National School Room, L Camden-etreet, to receive the report of the committee &p- pointed at a former meetisg in reference to the late dese- cration of the St. Martin's Cemetery by using a portion 'f it Ofr building purposes. The attendance was numerous. Mr. ...

... p TO THE EDITOB OF THE DAILY NEWS. tl SIR,-The letter of Citizen, which appeared in Friday's impression of your excellent paper, respecting the Officer oi Health nl the City of London, although seemingly ti written in a fair style, and professing to give an impartial P acc unt of the qualifioations of the various candidates for t that office, appears to me to he objeotionsble, and to require ...

... , 1-ALAND MILITARY NEWS. p0gorOtONS AND APPOINTMENTS. nappoiltments were made at the Admiralty ,eS . N. G. F. Nay, to the Calcutta. see gicelten~dO - jJ. Kennedy, to the Curley, vice Corn- p ielilbert promoted; Goo. Le G. Bowyzar, to the rvico Commander von Donop, promoted. WOOLWICH, Oa. 2. Lb N iuen, 6, paddle steam sloop, of 259 horse-power, has h ee;j lr teluporary repairs, and is now under ...

... COLONEL RUSHOUY, M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. The Hon. Colonel Rushout met his constituents at the meeting of the Evesham Agricultural Society, just held in Worcestersilire, when he addressed ?? onl the ressure3 beforo the last session of Parliament. The first subjtct to wibii he referred was that of Administrative gefaorn, whicb, from its results, he said, led them to belikee that they should ...

... ;- (FROM THSR O'ICI Op 09 K 3ZLEUIC i TDILE OWI be coMPANY.) a. TuESDAY, OOToBBB 2. Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather, 3, Greenwich . ?? Caen ?? Yellow fog. It Lotbbury . ?? ?? Fine. k Mautcheaiter , , S . Cloudy. 3. Sheffleld ?? , .E. ?? Cloudy. e Stoke on Trent . , S.W. Fine. it Carlis ?? ?? Fine. Lancaster .I ?? E . Fine. of Maryport ., , . .Y, Fine. d Whitehaven B ?? Flne. g Leeds ...