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THE GREAT BALLOON JouRNrY.--The attefnpt of Messrs. Green, Mason and Holland to cross the En- glsh channel in the great balloon was completely sue cessful. They landed at Welburg, in Nassau, about 80 miles from Coblentz, after voyage of IS hours Distance from London 48o miles, They were an hour and two minutes crossing the channel In their journey they passed over Canterbury Dover, Calais, Waterloo, Brussels, Namur, and Coblentz. Their greatest elevation was two miles, The descent was made in perfect safety at o'clock in the morning.. They suffered very much from cold while in the air. There was upward of ton weight of ballast in the car, besides quantity of wine, supply of coffee, meat, and other stores At Calais, the balloon was seen by the sennels on guard, as il was passing immediately over the town.