... LATEST ED TELEGRAPHIC NEWS COMMBRCIAL. LoNDoS, T}UR8DhA. The following were the sales reported on the stock exchange up to one o'clock to-day:- BRITIESI AND FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Northern A .. 149 8 Great Western Yo rk sre. I 3,smcasb're and l7orkebire 1171 xd London, Chatham, and Dover S9 8. Londoa and North-weetern . , 126h 6; London Slnd South-western .. . 8 ...

... -mm------ Tfl? ATLKNTIC CABLE. j T fo0ivwing narrative of the expedition to lay the i tic cable was written on board the Great got by H. H. Rusaell, LL.D.:- Thtw5Oxgrative of events conneoted with this ertion up to the departure of the Great Alt 0'from the shores of Ireland in already 1fthof public on both Bides of the Atlantic. before 0eaders are Aware, an earth cable on Mr. JJ°U rplanwas ...

... [BY TUMRAP.] Cholera beo abated in Paris. The improvement coincided with the change of temperature. An inchiand half of rali 'bo fallen it Cape Clear, and more than an inch at Plymouth; anFd the intermingling of the easterly and southerly currents prevailing yesterday wrill probably aces. eion much rain all over the country. INDIA. The India mail habs arrived, with Bombay advioee to Sept. 8, ...

... I GORRESPONDENOB. I x RugjiwAy GroivANom. TO TIU NDITOS Or THUl LIVfllOOL BIWA lY. Gontlemen,-A few weeks molne I took return ticketi from Liverpool to Matlock for myself and wife. We left Lime-street by the London and Northbwooteru Ralway and want through to Buxten without chageo but on returning we had to turn out at an unaalaaea station In lancheater, and to take a car to the Viotoria ...

... I|ERIANISM IN LIVERPOOL. The following is the rerbatim copy of a letter addressed-Care Mr. RnifleH Polico Cort Dea Stlreet Liverpool for the Reporter the Liverpool Marofry_ Liverpool October 718i65 Mr edeter sir i take the liberty of sending you thece [uo lines hoping that you will give them speace is your next marcuy concerning the fealias movement of wich i have been watching cldoealy ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND: THEl I . I FENIA1WB. I ' A police raid on a printing office is a sort of thing which dloes not at all suit English e tastes, Ehglish notions of legality, or English ideas of political prudence and discretion; = and we learn with surprise rather thM satis- faction the display of vigour wwh the streets of Dublin witnessed on Friday evening. Perhaps it may be all right, and ...

... ROMANTIC AFFAIR AT 8 RELENs. A correspondent sends nS ( , - thofollowing -some months ago, a re,-a lady, living near St. I &elens, amo to C jt in Preston, as to the sicknets with whid. hqe daughterwasthenatilicted. Itappeardth bb had been ill for a week *r more previj,,.:-, ar. yet her complaint could not by the fsnm y b understood. It was conjectured, howe\, beh by her father and mother, ...

... : ALARMIN EXPLOSION I ON BOARD A -VE8EL IN TH BUUEN- - H READ GREAT FLOAT. . - I An explosion cf a very noeniu eharacter took place yesterday morning on board the barque Mary Adelia, lying close to No. 2 coal tig, in the Birkenhead Great Float. The vessel, which belongs to Metors. Taylor, Tipper, and Co., of I.iverpool, ws' bound for Maranham, in the Brazilis, with a cirgoof Sbuth Wales coals ...

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... X I al . The following description of the eruption of thin mountain is given in a private letter sent from Messina to London:- The only news I havve is that our'neighbour Etnais in a most viollent state of eruption. It broke out on the night of the 31st January, after having been in ani unsettled state' almost the whole time I have been here (about eight monthb). In Messiins the eruption was ...

... (From tik New York Tribuw.m) we are indebted to Mr. Henry C; Parke, of the 16th Word, who was returning from Watihington, where he had been participating in the Inang- uration ceremonies, for the following statement of a cad disaster, on Monday night, on the Caluden and Amboy railroad. The train which left Wash- ington at 11 o'clock on Monday morning reached Philadelphia in safety at 9 a.m., ...

... THE TELEGRLAPH TO INDIA. Tho direct line of telegraphic ommunication hi between England and her vast posBeesione in the far East hae at length been oponed to the public, no and mesmages are now hourly passing between AI London and the moat distant portion of our Indianr A empire, even to the very borders of China itself. That thia great undertaking has at length been e brought to a successful ...