The peninsular and Orient \1 Steam Navigation Company have made an arrangement whereby their s'essels avoid touching Egyptian ports, and mails and passengers via Brindisi pass through the Canal instead of Alexandria, thus avoiding the detention and annoyance attendant upon quarantine. News is to hand f norn Roumclia of a revolu tion having taken place there, fortunately of a peaceful nature, and unaccompanied by bloodshed. The in habitants of the province seized the Turkish Governor, Aleko Pasha, and i?sueri a proclamation declar ing the union of Roumeha with Bulgaria. The Roumelian army took the oath ot alle giance to Princo Alexander of Bulgaria, and are now occupying the several strategic points on the Turkish frontier. In con sequence of these events the Bulgarian army has been moblised A special to Press Association says : — Fho revolution in Roumelia has caused intense surprise on he Continent. London, September 20 — Advices from Sicily state that the cholora is increasing to an alarming extent in Palermo. It has been arranged that the outward passengers and mails, via the Suez Canal, will avoid being quarantined. London, September 20.— The contracts which were entered into by the Admiralty with several steamship companies for the use of some of their vessels as armed cruisers will not be renewed. Londox, September 21.— Lord Carring ton,the Governor-elect of New South Wales, Baiis for Australia on October 21at London, September 21. —Spain is now landing troops throughout the Caroline Group for their protection. France has conceded great rights to Bur mah in connection with the commercial treaty existing betv\ een them. Telegrams to hand from Roumelia state that Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, has issued a manifesto to the inhabitants of Bulgaria and Roumelia, in which he accepts the Crown of the Two Bulgarias, and calls upon the people to help him to defend the Union. Prince Alexander is now on bis way to Philippopolis, the capital of Eastern Roumelia. The feeling of the St. Petersburg Pres3 over the revolution in Houmelia is one of triumph. The Berlin and Vienna papers are perplexed and irritated. The " Standard " considers that it does not concern England unles3 the Powers interfere in the matter. London, September 22.— Prince Alex ander of Bulgaria arrived at Philippopolis, and met with a splendid and enthusiastic reception. 