... LATEST NEWS BY ELEOTIUO AND INTERNArIONAL T rL aR5r1 t Oyawscz, TSLr.LE BOaLDVO'S, NEg Erirl r ABUZU'll8 TELrGMM&1A da THE AMEBICAN WAR.t] g THE MILITARY SITUATION. 1, 0 SOUTIIAhIpToy, TnUoSDAY. p The Bremen, with advicos from Now York to the f 31st, boa Arrived. t ?? The following ia from the New Yo a August 31st : Theb advance ports of the army of the Potoma2, n er General dv ich'rdson, had ...

... TiHE PRINCE OF WALES AT DRILL. The hut of the Prince of Wales, at the aurragb, was formerly occupied by General Ridley,'who now resides Ih another emall manslon of'the same kind, but nearer to head-quartes,' The Prince Oonsort, on Friday, rode from the 'tatidnr across the Curragh direct to this temporary wtooden villa, the hut of the Prince of Wales. Bat his Royal Highness had already left, ...

... FXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE. (From tho Calcuita Knglit4man.) The following is tho most miraculous esoape from dread- ful death we ever heard of. The most thrilling incident in the most startling romance ean scarcely equal it, and yet it is true, perfectly true, and the hero is alive and doing well. On Thursday, March 14, the two sons of Colonel Thomas, Godfrey and Frederick, left Mussoorie to ride ...

... DISTRICT, NSWS. RIDDERMIN8TER. TouE REvi81o0 OF THE BUBGEeB Lrsr.-An error ap- peared in Tuesday's Post as to' the above. It wag stated that the Court for the revision of th4 bargeesilist wertld be held at the Guildhall this (Thursday) morning; at ten o'clock. It should have been next 'T'uesday, and not Thursday. Another. typographical. error stated the now claims to nuuiber 500. instead of ...

... LATEST ~~ISQ- LATEST NE. tso1 lb SLIMxzgGR a EGRAFM BAV -FBANCE I FARIS, SPTHIMRem 17, tbis evefing aninotivce8 that the Viceroy 'rbe Paypf , tr tinople on tho 15th inst., to rethrn Vf Egypt le,5 fbt tohe Marquia de Lavalette will eet to Cairo 2 t. for Rom.e. uton bte 20,The Bouree has been rather firnn, but i20 Be ~oJItes closed at 69.15, or So. lower than yesterdny_ ITALY. NAPLES, SEPTEMBER ...

... MALT.-The number of bushels of malt charged with duty in the year ending 31st March, 1861, was 37,368,716; being 7.196,32f less than In the preceeding year. Expoiras or BRIlISH AND IRSHn SPIRITS.-The number of gallons of British and Irish spirits exported from the United Kingdom in the year ending 31st March, 1861, was 2,15,031, compared with 2,054,2;34 gallons in 1860. The exports in 1861 ...

... Tun Fourth Session of the International Philan- thropic Congress is to be held in London next ycar, on the ?? of the Great Exhibition. Particulars of the dreadful murder at Newcautle will be found in another column. The murderer's name, erroneously reported in the brief telegram yesterday, is GEoRGs CrARK.' Hia age is 45, and his occupation a cabinet maker, Mr. FaATts, the mnurdered man,' was ...

... DISTEIOT NEWS. DUDLEY. THE FINIeANCIAL STATE OP THE ToWN.-In our impression of yesterday, in the report of the Board of Health, one or two Inaoouraoie8 occurred in the figures stated. The figures should have been as follow: Board of Health outstanding accoumts (if paid). £254. 10b. 7d.; amount in treasurer's bands, £130. -la. 3da.; leaving a balance dua to treasurer, if all accounts were paid, ...

... BrORTING NOTES. THE DONCASTER M.ETING-HINTS FOR RICHMOND AND LEICBSTER. ?? Mue EDITOR' of ?? DAILY PeeT. ° Sir,-In despite of hard ground and one or two other diawbacks, the Donoaster Meeting afforded no room for fault-finding, and. there was sport sufficient to satisfy the moat greedy, however unsatisfactory It may have been for the majority of haokers, who reaeived a worse dressing than they ...

... -MISCELLANEOUS .. }OPNERAL SCoTT.-It may Interest many of our readers to lear'lthst the ancestors'of General Soott, the late Cocn- ?? of the Amertoan Federal army, whose acriel n ths e~untywa reprte In hefail of yester- lay, belonged' to L~anrk, aned othatdthe gallant veteran is disea~tly'retatea to tlie family ot the late in~innt painter, Davi liett R..A.It I sad t behispurpose to pass the ...

... polughaafflag lost, FRIDA'Y, OCTOBER 18, 1861. NEWS OF THE DAY. 'tnn late Major SiBTanor had soarcely ceased to exist, when the two parties in Lincoln set about obtasning eandidates for the representation. The late member was a Conservative, and naturally enough the party turned to hia brother, Lieutenant- Colonel Sc1rTIoRr, who entertains similar poli. tine convictions. That gentlemacn, ...

... er,.etporm nut who sd any specft evalere upon their comn. wtunications must keep copie of tlte, us Wrc 0eerest utdcr. fake to a'curn uncused cootsrifu irne NOTICES TO CORIRESPONDENTS, 0. H.- No, to both questions. Biirminghan Olympic. - AnOouncements of cricket matches to come are charged for as advortisementse. We are inundated with letters on the licensing of music and dancing at public ...