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iAHotner transport the AOerCCOnlby itooiiSoH,
went ashore near the same place, on the same
night, with sol soldiers besides her crew and pas
sengers on board. No lives were lost


SPAIN.--The Madrid journals of the 9TH are
alive on the subject of commercial treaty with
England. The Madrid Eche of the Sth expresses
considerable fear of an impending dissolution OF
the Cor,es and deprecates such measure.


FROM INDA.-Thc following abstract of the
most important news by the overland mail, Is IRON.
Winners Newsletter:


"Canaahar was finally yevscuated by Gen. Mott on
the 9th of August, after all the spare Commissa-
nat and arsenal stores were destroyed, and the
powder magazine blown up with such unction as
" 'aSe WITH 1t some few souls that had not been
aNare aware, OF the danger of their earthly tenement 1t
..at .'o ttat the General, and the man who fired
.,a'n Were the only persons in the secret The
sousistea OF aooat 2, 900 men, with twenty
one guns OF various calibre. These took ,bs ,,a,
70 oiuzhee' accompanied ty about the same num-
Der Oh camp followers. The supplies we're sue;.
cient for fofty days, and transported nv ,hn, con
cameis, besides bullecks and esse..,b H.. ,,b,,e,
train, when on the march, COVERING a, .,,an. IS
twelve miles. This division was dss,;neS ~ ,.ia
the place of the unfortunate garrison os CaL,,I
The distance to Cabul was SIS miles, and - ~.
i. was said they had accomplished $50 miles anJ
arrived at Mookoor. No direct information =,
this has, however, been received.


General England also left Candahar on the s,h
and proceeded towards Qpe,tah with 1900 troops
ana camp followers, including the sick and wound
ed of the army, and nearly 10000 beasts of bur
then. He was accompanied by Timoor Shah, on
of the sons of the late Shaa Soolah, and reaches
his destination on the Goth, marching l47 mile
in l6 days, with very little interruption and III
loss oaly of q few men. At Quettah they were t.
remain till the 1Gth of September, and then grad
ually move down the Bolan pass in separate di
visions