... V .:. v , '! . . . I ' I_ . - - '1- (Ftrom tiw Siag n Moarning * VALRTIAATDANO , Up to this honr i'otiin. hat spr tosp. ;port any of thefnuinerous.ooinjeoturessthrowia out; es to the cauBeoftheloswof insulationof the cable.. Indeed, the mystery of thenon-receipt of informa. tion thickens daily, and gives rise to grave forebod-7 Ings as to the safetyof the Grest EAstern. Even the ...

... THE REVOLUTION TN* BUCHAREST. A correspondent of the Times hasfurnished that journal with the following account of the recent outbreak in the Danubian Principalities:- BuOHAREsT, AUG, 17. On the morning of the 15th instant very serious disturbances broke out among the lower orders of this city. For some time reports had been in circulation that the daily increased taxa- tion, interfereace ...

... 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 ...

... J1j . ., W ATA, VX ORT. - , .. ,, I SATIURDAY. AUG1UST 19. RIGHT: 0QLOlrAs PUCc, D. , T W. PB V. 1' g Nlri . .. 29i 967 N.aL 2 .2 W N wI roo 0.09 1 Aberdeen.. 29.90O6O W.N.W. 1 4 -. b o . 8 Leith%. 2 9.92 67 N.-YW 'I 2 S.-g b o 1 Ardrossan.. 29.94 60 . 8 1 N. b o 1 reenc.'stle 29D94 67 W.F4.W 1 8 1N. o a 1 Valentila 29.91 00 Si8S.W 1 2 B-. .M 1 0.25 1 CapaClear. 29.91 68 $.B.- . 4 6.S . ...

... I B 1BY T=EGRAH. | The Right Ron. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli are on o visit at Baby Castle. Another death of a veterinary aurgeon, Mr. Plumbly, Sudbury, Suffolk, has occurred througb dissecting a diseased beast. The Atlantic Telegraph Company have given orders for the manufacture of a near cable, to be laid early next year. THE QUEEN. The Morning Herald nays- We are informed that the ...

... CHESHIRE RIFLE ASSOCIATION ii ANNUAL PRIZZ MEETING. The fifth annual prize meeting of tbe Ch Rifle Aesociation eommeneed yesCerdhy. OD ea wick sands-the finest range, perhsp t- country.. At an early hour in the I t tb weather had a very unpromising appe'.tisg tbe at intervals rain fell heavily, reedern theOce, and to Shotwick exceedingly unpleasant. I Gurney seems as if the element. had ...

... TO CORRESPONDRNTS. We eannot undertake to return communloations of oih we do not avall oareelves. Comununlaions should always be legibly written in ink, and on one s'lde oJ thc paper sorIy; length inoreases the diflicalty of finding space for them. Whatever e fintended for insaertion Inut be authenticated by the namo and address ft the writer, not necessarily foz publioetlou but as a guerantee ...

... THE CHOLERA IN ALEXAN DRLA I TO TILE RDITORS OF THES LVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Having recently returned from Alexandria, Trieste, and Malta, and witnessed the disastrous effects of the cholera, I am desirous to d express my opinion upon the causes of the a epidemio, and to point out what I consider the dbeet mea.a to prevent its attacks proving fatal, ', Cholera is always, more or less, a ...

... A considerable amount of anxiety is naturally felt at the apparently sure progress of the cholera towards this country, but the same time the disease does ne* now coine to us as a new disease ; d even supposing tha* it should again prove a scourge to our land, it will no' be accompanied with the same terrors as when it visited us in 1832-3, 1547-8, and 1853*4. Even durisg the last visitation, ...

... i WOLVERHAMPTON. Tiik Peti v Sessions Fridays. To the Editor of the' liirviiviihum Daily J'nnt. Sir, sec your paper that the public have been so much inconvenienced the irregularity of the periods at which the Borough Quarter j Sessions have hitherto been held in Wolverhampton, that the Town • 'ouncil have resolved to request the lieconler to fix one date every quarter uj>on which all persons ...

... A monthly meeting of the Commissioners of Bilston was held yesterday. Mr. Beard (the chairman) presided, anel there were also present Messrs. Edridgo, Kemlrbk, E. Price, and Thomas. The report of the Sanitary and Streets Committee showed that the receipts for the four weeks had been t'.Ki. IDs. (id. A teiieler from Mr. Thompson, for painting the street lamps and posts with two coats of paint, ...