... [FitOM THE QAzEi'E DR FRANCE, DATED NOV. 4.] PARIS, Nov. 3.-Mr. Huskisson, late Minister of the Colo- ties, and one of the most distinguished Members of the House of Commons, arrived at Paris yesterday. The Committee of Commercial Inquiry held a second sitting en Friday evening, at which all the Members were present. They were particularly engaged in determining the series of questions to be ...

... MOST EXTRIORDI1ARY BURGLARY. The records of crime in this country scarcely furnish a paraI- eld to the following daring and atrocious burglary, which was committed on the night of Wednesday last, in the mansion of William Warrington, E-q., F gentleman of fortune, residing at Grove Cottage, West Moulsey, rear Moulsey Hurqt, Surrey. For somue time, in fact ever since the autumn commenced, hardly ...

... IRFLAND. ithIlie observed by our report of the Parochial Meetingr, hl1 in the Church of Conception, on Sanday last, that we had no*t luinarranttahlY represented the mijor part of the Catholic aody as hostile to Mr. Forde's non-intercourse project. Mr. Jansts IDwyer (the Bvrrister), anxious to confirm the opposition Wih which this scheme will be met in the Association, by wit Inay he considered ...

... Nothing can be more truly beautiful in Itself, or more deeply interesting to a reflecting mind, than the process by which na- ture coMiatantly produces an accession of sail, and an accumula- tion of vegetable matter to render it fertile. The process is varied so as to be exactly adopted to overcome the obstacles which the circumstances of each particular district present; but although the ...

... COBB ETT'S CORN. TO THE EDITOR OF THEMORNING CHIIONICLY. sift, Barn-Elm Farm, 17t November, 1828. I will ifer no apolagy for requesting you to in'tert this letter its your Paper; because, to do that in a case like this, would be to inter, that you wanted some other motive than that of a desire to make your Columns useful to the public in general, and yourrehiders in particular. I shall be ...

... GCjttl11AN PAPERS. A Gernmssn Mail arriv,`1 yesterday, 1 b theg Franlitfsrt Paers to TheJ 19th intaSISS, and Vl1'noja Papers to~C12hI~t hi contents are not importanlt i nstat tinople ha not VIENNA, Nov. 13.-The maijl from Cof~atfol a o yet arrived, but is expected every bour. We arr vbery madeous 10 learn what impressi tn the taking of Iarna hac mss e on the Sultan and on the people. it may be ...

... FRENCVH PAPERS. [FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED WEDNESDAY, NOv. 5.] VIENNA, OCT. 25.-LPrivate correspondeuce.]-The Russians bave got possession of Varna by the treachery of Jussuf, the second In command in the fortress, who, with his troops, laid down his areas, after hliving conducted the Russians into the town in the night of the 10th of October. His stratagems and proceedings discouraged ...

... T~l BNING - - - : T - - THE 3101INING CHROZVICL;,. LONDON: TUESD,4Y, NOVMABER 4, 1858. We received last night, by the Dutch Alail, St. Peters- 'burgh Papers to the 16th October, Dutch Papers to the 1st November, and Hamburgh Papers to the 29th October. Their contents are not possessed of much in- terest. The following are extracts:- Sr. PETE:RSBURGH, OLT. 15.-Her Majesty the Empress A ...

... le At a late hour this morning we received an Express *d from Pario, bringing the Mloniteur of Sunday, which ly contains dispatches from General MAISON, at Navarin, Is giving an account of the capture of the fortress by storm. On this occasion several English naval officers servedalong with theFrench. The lurkish Governorrefused to give it o up, but declared, that as the Porte was not at war ...

... CATHOLIC MELTING AT MANCHESTER. Oa Tuesday evening a Meeting of pereons professing the Roemon Catholic Religion was held in the 1Mechanics' Institu- tion, for the purpose of considering the propriety of petitioninga 1F;rliamstlat for the Repeal of thle Laws affecting that body. Thle Meeting was called for seven o'clock, and by a litfle pas t that ~ laticr the gallery, in which the Meeting was ...

... from The LONDON GdZE TTE ]f Tuesday, Nov. II. I LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov. 10. Orders f r tleCourt'schanire ot mourning, on Sunday next, the 16th inat. for the late Qaern Dowager of Wurtemberg, sister of his Majesty, viz.:- The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, black or white shoes, fans and tippets, white necklasee and ear-riogs. Undress-White or grey ...

... IKRLAND. OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF THE BRUNSWICKERS AT PARSONSTOWN. [EXTRACT ,OF A LETTER.] A Meeting was lately beld in this town, for the purpose of forming a Brunswick Ciub. The Rev, Mr. Kenny, whe is aC- knowledged to be a Gentlemarn possessing very superior endow- ments, attended the Meeting ; and the Chairman baving stated that aniy person wzo vished to delirer his opinions on the nb- jects ...