... I A.THg OAsPTUR OFr MULLER. [Tbefollowigphrticn of the capture of Muller ar f rm the Aerican pers] On aiving at New York on the 5th of August Isspector Tanner put himself in communication with the British Consul, and was by him intro- duced to the Chief of the Metropolitan Police- Superintendent Kennedy-and to Inspector Car. peuter, who gladly promised him all the assistance in their power, ...

... (FRoM ou OWN caORRIMDMTwr.) THE HAGUE, SUM. 12. could not some joint-stock company promoters, in this period of monetary drought, manage to establish a Finance Exploring Company? It has often been asked Where do the pine go 'I And it seems that they are wont to accumulate in immense masses in the sewers of large cities, as well as get scattered among the byways and highways of civilisation. ...

... THE GERMAN DUOHIES. I ~, -I (FBOM A COBSPONDKNT.) KtBL, Sznax 2D. Although the English Minister for Foreign I Affairs takes a different view of the recent quarrel in these regions than their inhabitants do, still the latter have reason to be grateful for the principles 1 which le affirms, and the counsel that he givesI towards the final settlement of the Duchies. His lordship bids the military ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC VETURNS. B6127I Belfastund M. Counties ?? Belfast anl County Down ?? BIyth anid I'n ?? Bristel and ?? Caledonian ?? Caumbrian ?? Cork and Bandon ?? Cork and Limterik Direct ?? Cork and Yeuglal ?? Cornsall . ?? .. ?? Dublin and Belast.1nction. Dublin and Drogheda ?? Dublin and Wtiklow,.aand Kiungstown Dublin and Meath ?? Farnees ?? Glasgow and South Western .. .. Great Eastern ? ...

... NAV AL AND MILl TA jy- I~~ ?? . (FROM LAT NIOGHTS GRATr) ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 23. Royal Marine Light Infantry-Colonel and mnandant William Friend Hopkins, C., toel commandant, vice Mitchell, retired On full P. ?? and Brevet-Colonel Wwlin'yJt Maxwell to be colonel and second coinan 0d Hopkins; Captain and Brevet-Major CbOrles; Menzies to be lieutenant-colonel, vice M t' Lieutenant and Quartermaster ...

... - OOIATION FoTI F S ci Na contersazaon.wa * the ?? the saliociatlonl, -.lo~da~y-he address toa genead meeting -of memberswas delivered by Mwi EKPVWf,OHAAV4 ,).wB d thfte Department of E66iionij anld~radb llitb~ac ~ 111he*1 eddreswas coiJ~Ecn anyA ?? .to~the, following. parport: i Atibsu'is meting i the vicinty oif the h~osi ?? manuactures in the. empire and In'the 'World, we are corn- pelund ...

... ADMIRAL FARRAGU'8 OFFICAL REPORT OOF THE OPERATIONS IN MOBILE BAY. I Uj.S. Flagship Hartford, Mobile Bay, Augusti12. s ,-1 had the honour to forward the depart- Meton the evening of the 5th instant a report of miy ?? into Mobile Bay on the morning of that day, and an ,hisb, though brief, contained all the prinoipal facts of the a sttacis. Notwithstanding the loss of life, particularly on p th, ...

... ITELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCp, a =- V. in (1 8SLE' TnW ,AM.) tyDL DISTURBANCES AT TURIN. ha TURIN, Bar. 22 > Yeateray evening a popular demonstration took place before the royal palace. Shouts were raised of he Turin for the capital ! A group of rioters en. by deavoured to break the line formed bythe mitite nlo and to force their way into the ministerial he residence. The military were then ...

... A FIGRT WITH REVOLVERS. A San Francisco paper of June 24th contains an so- count of a fight with revolvers which took place In one of the streets of the city. It seems one Bill Davis, a noted gambler, who resides at Yreka, was interested in and drove a horse-race which came off at Placenvifle on the 15th instant, and throwed the race, making 4.500 dollars by it. Hank Stevene, Ball, Dutch Abe ...

... DESPERATE AFMRAY WITH POACHERS. Between five and-six o'clock on Monday morning, a mnember -of the Derbyshire constabulary, named David Wall, of Norton, and a gamekeeper employed on the Beauchieff-lisil preserves, near Sheffield, had an, encounter with six poachers and several dogs and serious injury was inflicted on one at least of the gang. It a4peais;that' for some time, past much damage has ...

... [sB. BEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] PARIS, Saturday. The Mloniteur of this morning ?? despatches received here announce that negotiations are in progress, with the object of prolonging until the 15th of December the armistice between Den- mark and Germany, which expired last Thursday. A despatch received here from Constantinople, dlated 7th instant, states that in consequence of the explanations of ...

... lSE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES IN IT IDENMARK. The Times correspondent, writing from Copen- hagen oncthe 15th inst., says Yesterday the Prince and Princess of Wales, ac- companied by their royal bosts and relatives, re- moved from the castle of Fredensborg, hitherto their residence, to the quiet little house of Bernstorf, where the next few days will be spent in perfect domesticity. This ...