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ourfronter, but making il condition that Marshal
| Bugeaud should be recalled. In hne, the part oi
the letter relative TO Abd-el-kader appeared IN
| truth more satisfactory than what had hltherto
been obtained, but the style Of it was vague, OBJ
scure, embarrassed, and full OF restrictions. HIS
Royal Highness the Prince de Joinville and M. de
Nyon, charge d'afialres OF his majesty, could not
regard that reply as acceptable, which appeared TO
| have no object but to gain time. His royal high
ness, in conformity with the instructions OF the
kings government, determined to attack the fortl
| fcatons of Tanglers.


| The following facts appear to result from the re-
port addressed TO the Minister Of the Navy


1t was yesterday, the 9th, about half-past eight
o'clock in the morning, that the squadron under ihe
command Of the Prince, at anchor under the walls
of Tangiers, opened its fire with shouts OF "Vlve le
Roi." In one hour the fire of the place was 81
lenced, the batteries were dismantled ana the guns
| dismounted On our side the loss was not consl-
derable. Notwithstanding the difficulty OF the
ground, the squadron came up and took It's station
with complete success The Suftren, In when the
| Prince was anchored in six fathoms and half, LII
a rocky bottom at the nearest point to the enemy .
batteries, which the Admiral had reserved tor hlll-
| self.


The fire, which openedsat halfpast eight, ceased
| entirely at about ii O'Clock. II was kept up the
| whole while with an ardor which did not Tor mo-,
ment exclude the composure and precision required
for correct pointing. 1t Is to that correctness as
well as to the station selected by the Prince, that
the rapid success obtained is to be attributed.
The example set by the Sufiren was followed by
| all the ships OF the squadron. The resistance was
much more vigorous than was generally expected ;
| several cannon on the ramparts ceased their iire
! only after having been shattered.
| Mr.. Hay arrived during the engagement IN the
/ Vesuvius, from Mogadore In the evening he wait
| ed on the Prince de Joinvie, and had conference
| with him.


The Spanish division, an English ship OF the line
| and frigate, several Sandman, Swedish, and
| American vessels of war, witnessed this brilliant
| achievement.


According to the preparations made on the 7h,
| the squadron, would be able to put to sea on the
| following day


| 1t was announced that the Prince de Jolnvle's
| report upon the bombardment OF TangleT, looked
| for with so much impatience would be published in
| the Moniteur. The MonileW publishes nothing.
| Thentricals.


| Several members OF the Haymarket company are
| performing at the Liverpool Theatre, where the
"Merry Wives Of Windsor" has been produced.
| The Liver Theatre, at Liverpool, has been
| opened under the management of Mr.. Brookes, a
young tragic actor of great power and PROMISE


The Haymarket season concluded on the 7th
he stated, with allowable pride, that this " most
profitable season. had extended to "upwards of
four hundred nights without the performers hav-
ing lost single nights salary.


The success3of Shakspearcs plays at Saders
Wells seems to increase with each successive re-
viva: " Hamlet" which was last produced, proves
popular that IL is announced to be played for a
continuance. Meanwhile, comedy is not neglec-





| formed this week.


The announcement of " last nights" at the Opera,
and the closing OF the Haymarket and Princess's,
are not less certain signs of waning than
the evacuation Of Coyent-garden by the League,
the breaking up Of Parliament, and the centrifugal
movement of the world OF fashion.


| Another aladdin" Of the burlesque SPECIES has
started into life and popularity at the Lyceum. No
sooner did the shutting OF the Princess's convert
| its " Wonderful Lamp into dark lantern, than
another is produced at the Lyceum, superbly
Lw,r tt.v tho ~
fun. Mr.. ABeckett's "new light" however,
though it no longer shines in Oxford street, ls not
extinguished, but enlvens with lis broad glare OF
merriment the laughing audiences OF the New
Strand.


Professor Risley and his sons have been fulfill
ing an engagement Of forty nights at the Theatre
Porte st. Martin, Paris, to the greatest houses
ever known at that establishment, left for the capl


tai of Belgium, where he has been equally success
full. The manager Of the Porte st. Martin present
ed Risley's sons with beautiful gold watch each,
as memento of his esteem, and two distinguished
artistes, Taglioni and G. Grisi, gave the same
graceful and fascinating youths an elegant gold pin
each. Presents exceeding four thousand francs IN
amount have been received by them during their
Petersburgh The Brussels PEmancipatiom OF the
10th inst contains an account Of the musicians at
tached to the orchestra Of the Theatre Royal, in


@ h II pdGey ds
kisleys were staying, and there, in estimation OF
their talent, gave them brilliant serenade The
| same paper adds, in noticing this handsome COM
pliment TO the American strangers, 2" UN GDlMencs
de monde s'y Etait rendue" Their success, at the
| Brussels Theatre, the manager states IN his an
nouncement, has never been surpassed by the
most distinguished artists, and the enthusiasm oi
the crowds who witness the performance Is con-
stant and extraordinary"


A son Of the celebrated Mozart has just died at
Vienna, OF cancer In the stomach


| Cinti Damareau and ArtOt were giving Concerts
| in Havre on the 13th ult.


/ Tater.fure


| The following new works are announced =
| Revelation OF Russia and the Emperor, VOL; Mr..
| D'Israeli's Coningsby, third edition; A Winter in
Italy, by Mrs. Ashton Yates; Parsons and Widows,
| Memoirs OF the House Of Commons, vol: 2; Hon.
| g. S. Smyhe's Historic Fancies, second edition !;
Marchioness Of Londondeny's Travels, vol;
Memoirs Of the Babylonian Princess; Miss Strick-
lands Queens OF England, vol. Z The Wlliulness
of Woman, by the author Of" The FlIrt )" Arthur
| Arundel, a tale of the English Revolution, by the
euthor Of :. Brambletye House" The Victory; by
the Old Sailor; The Jls novel ey aas author Of
The Popular Member, BY Mrs Gore, asthor ,of
| Ambassadors Wife, &c.


| The MATHEMATICIAN, EULER.-A letter from St
celebrated mathematician, Euler, have been lately
discovered there.


/ LIVERPOOL CoTreN MARxEr.-Aug. II, P. M-The sales
to-day are uiiy aooO paies ihcuan8 i2oo ior export
The market dull but with scarcely any change in prices
Since the departure Of the Great Western the market has
had quiet feeling, with moderate demand from the


trade and exporters and an entire absence OF all pecua
tive inquiry Prices the whole in favor Of
buyers and may be quoted In most instances l6h to sd
per ID lower for ordinary to midding Am than they
at the date OF last publication. The sales to-day
amounted to 1000 bales and similar number dis
i posed Of on Saturday


| LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, Aug. 20--The dnty For.
egn has advanced to 6s sd per quarter the only
change. Since Tuesday, the arrivals from British Anne
RIGA furnish moderately fair supply Of Wheat with 1913
q Indian Corn from u g. and 7b77 bbs thence, Montre
al and Quebec The Wheat trade not so lively this
ing within the last two days and the advance then
obtpined about Id to I'd per lib over Tuesdays rates