Received November 2, at 9.40 a.m. Brisbane, November 2 Perfect weather favoied the departure of the contingent yettsrd y afternoon. From an early hour the crowd began to gacher in the stree , in the vicinity of the wharf whtro the Cornwall was lyiug with the horses already on board. Trie troops mirched from the cimp to the wharf headed by bandi. Thousands followed, aiuging patriotic airs aud oheeriDg, wild enthuaia»m prevailing everywhnre. Sir Samuel Griffiths, in hid address, siii that they carried wieh them the hmor of Queens. i»nd and the honcr cf the Empire. He was satisfied that the honor of the colony would nob iuff«c ia their bands, They had

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