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 The fast-sailing brig Lady Adams Staples, arriv- ed here yesterday morning from Liverpool, bringing Rdvices from Liverpool to the evening of the 18th September. The editors of the American are in- debed to Mir Nelson, of the Exchange Rooms. for the London Morning Herald of the 18th and the Liverpool Times of the 18th, from which they make the annexed interesting extracts.

 second edition of the London Herald, dated at five o'clock on the morning of the 12lh says

 'ln addition to the Paris Journals of Thursday and Friday, those of Saturday. and the Messager Ga Zette, and Revolution, dated yesterday, have this moment reached us by express together with letters from our private Correspondence"

 POLAND.-The latest intelligence from Poland con tained in these papers is dated From the Frontiers Aug D." and published Tn the Prussian State Ga zette olthe 2d instant. It refers principally to mere movements ofthe hostile armies. The main Polish army had retired within the Notifications of Warsaw, after having sustained loss of IA or 1500 men in reconnaissance, owing to the imprudence of Colonel Legallois, French officer. Two corps have been detached into the Palatnates of Podlachia and Pozk The former, aud the stronger, under the French General Romarno, is believed in Paris to have ob- tained signal victory over portion of the army of Rudiger One good effect of these diversions has been the introduction into Warsaw of large supplies of provisions.

 Within the walls ofthe city comparative tranquilli- ty had been restored by the frmness of the new

  creans concerned in the horrible massacre of the 18th ut have been shot, but is said that the leaders in those rghiu disorders have been allowed to es- cape with mpunity. So far from having any intention of suTendering. the determination of the troops and the citizens to defend themselves to the last extremi- ty, had, ir possible, become more fixed. The Rus sans on the other hand, described as eager for orders to assualt. The leaders of both armies are aware of the value of time. Paskewitch is hasten- ing his preparations for decisive operations against Warsaw, well knowing that, if the city holds out but for six weeks more the wnter will have set in and expose him to the repetition of the defeats and losses experienced by Debitschl last year Such isprecisely the impression on the minds of the Polish Generals; they will consequently laugh to the summons to surrender, by which on three successive days, the Russian Marshal means to precede his attack upon Warsaw. The obstinacy of the Emperor Nicholas, in declaring in advance (according to private letters from Berlin) that he will listen to no mediation of other powes-no terms on the part of the Poles short of absolute submission ls therefore, super1uous.

 