... By the arrival of the Damascus we have details of New York news to the 25th -lt. In regard to the Fenians, it was reported, according to Reuter's Express, that Stephens, the Fenian Head-centre, had prepared an ad. dress to the Fenians, which is understood to be eleven columns in length. An Ottawa telegram, of the 22nd, says General Mlichel, who has just arrived from England, will take ...

... (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, SEPT. 6. Major-General voi Moring has left for Venice to carry out the transfer of Venetia to General Leboeuf. The Awstrian Gazette says that the negotiations for the solution of the Austrian constitutional question have hitherto been conducted in reference to material changes only. The question of the persons to be entrusted by the Emperor with carrying ...

... To TE EDITOR OF S EDAILY NEnS. SIB,-As a freedman I welcome, with grateful feelings, the leading article on the freedmen's bureau of the United States, published in this day's impression of l your journal. There is great need just now that English. men should write such articles, but the need is greater still that Englishmen should read them. For the anti- slavery party in America, attacked by ...

... (FROM OUB SPECIAL COaRESPOIT.) NEW YORX, AGUST 22. The Philadelphia Convention has at all events had this effect, it has formally' separated Mr. Johnson from the Union party; and no people are quicker to discern this fact and its practical bear- ings, than those members of the Philadelphia Con- vention who had the misfortune to go out of office when Mr. Lincoln succeeded Mr. Buchanan. The ...

... The Czas gives the following account of the outbreak of the Polish exiles in Irkoutsk, which, it says, it obtained from eye-witnesses of Galician origin One of the principal causes of the outbreak was the want of food. The provisions which were intended by the government for the use of the exiles were misappropriated by the authorities. Epidemic com- plaints, the inseparable concomitants of ...

... INSURRECTION IN SIBERIA CONDUCT OF THE POLES. they pillaged, and marched towards the mills of Petrowski and the auriferous sands belonging to the Crown, where a large number of Poles were working. On their road, they took away all the horses belonging to the post stages, pillaged and burned down the villages, tore down the telegraph wires, and destroyed the bridges and ferry boap. It is ...

... SWANSEA. COLLIERY AcciDENTS.—On Thursday, Jenkin Phillips, a married man, with a large family, was suddenly killed in the copper pit colliery, Morriston, near Swansea, the property of Mr. John Glassbrook. The deceased and two other companions were working in the heading, and had cut away some seven or eight feet of coal, but had neglected to take the necessary precaution to prop the roof, ...

... :;;r - SATUTRDAY, SXPmEmBXI 1, 1866f, Old friends of a deceased proprietor are certain not. to see any merit in the heir. The new po's- sessor is freely blamed for what they consider mistakes; but should he go right, it is confidently asserted that-he is merely carrying out what his predecessor designed. Perhaps the old gentle- man really had some good schemes in his head, or developed far ...

... EYE ROUTICULTIJUAL SOCIETY. IS' 1 EnAARa W;h ?? The annual meeting in connection Withntesdvey inros- perous little, Society, came off oil enedy i h magnificent grounds of Oakley Park, which, for beauty in a small comUPass, are not, pe rhaps, to be surpassed by ay oher n te county. Oakley P rk is at a distance of-about three miles from 'the important little town of Diss. Wednesday, was by no, ...

... l , .11AuMul- Aug. fl(l, at 'Woodetock, il -iN N~lI-ln Esq., of Newvar to Annie Elizabethi, eldest dainghter Of ,Jocphi I iior, E 6o., of Woodstoek. No cards. ~ t CRliCKl T.-Tle- retll-n match between-l the Nyoodstock ?? Chp' I N ll en('lbs as lavilat Chapepl II(Rl' OIl Ml~l ,,lll listlnd re0iiltid in it victory for Iodlok ur NJ' ~socc 78 end 61, of which Mr. OhuIaivilhi' iiaihi, thu ...

... i The Queen, and the Royal Children who travelled With her, reached Balmoral Castle on Fridav afternoon hev 2.4th nt. having left Windsor Castle the previous evening. The Queen has directed letters patent to be passed under the great seal granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom to Gustavus Frederick, Viscsount l BoYnIe, in Ireland, and the heirs male of his body, lawfully ...

... I THE TREATY OF PEACE. BERLIN, Auco. 30. The ratifications of the Treaty of Peace between Prussia and Austria were exclialngcd at Praguc this morning. RtSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, AUG. 30. Further intelligence received here from Irkutsk reiterates the statement that the Polish insurrection has ?? been followed by corresponding, movements in other parts of Siberia. The Emperor left yesterday for ...