... CONSTANTINOIPLE, SM. 7. LFmiO Otll OWN cOliRtarnSlDENT. Lctters balse becn rceeiscd here from 6mrda, ?? f ite th it a report had ,gained credit in that ( i v of ttlC Caiptadin l'achas Ilas-imvg already arri~ed at Tunis, and t1ih re mietitig with the French squadron, somen misin- ders'tanding had ariscin betwcen hhi and tbt F'rinch comminidaier, in consequence of an infractioni of the treaty ...

... ST. D UNS TAN, S TEPNE Y-C(11 UR CI1- RATES. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHIRONICLE. Sir-I houild not have ventured to trespais on your valuable colulns did there not appear an n ident inten- lion on the part of the authoritics of this pal ish and their partisans to mislead the rate-payers, as well as ilhe public, regarding the late' procecedings relative to the refusal of a church-rate. As ...

... CO(' l'NTV GARhDEN. MIr. NIAveIltAY i nnrtle Ilis delml *>li Suttmidav tas lligit in, hii nli ivl asituiil 'itarautvr of mnaniagur, iull the rellh.- licitl IInn it a ith %lNs ot thuit enolial atld hemt.u d'srir- tion51 ithii h of iiscif is t (itveriil g lr e aigC (If sul'ecs. It S,+ltofl lll '('ppqm z }1 ll it IlIlanllg' ill th coo tlullrll-fllu lf oft1 , ?? (utrcer ill ?? ili m hun so inn x g ...

... With respect to Congress the first proceedings on iwhich a trial of the strength of parties could be exhibited was on the eleetion of speaker. The total number of votes taken was 224, so that I 1I were necessary to a choice. The ad- ministration triumipihed, and the former speaker, Mr. I olk, was re-elected, tough by a small nmkjority. For Mr. iolk the numbers were 1 16; for Mr. Bell, his oppo ...

... DREADFUL FIRE NIEAR GRA VESENI). At at litfc hour ismt Llight i tel lige c( was recri ved ait thq m hea 'pirtitrtvat of thit Loitdon Fire-engirne Esta- bloltdtni'ttt Station ill Witt lig-street, oif a fire haitorg broke out. nca r hie town of G ravcsend, aiid which had caused great. tcs tructlion of ptro perty. FrqV. tile beat informat iontf I hat ctould be obtairted by our iniformiiant it ...

... THE MORNING CHR ONICLE. LONDON: MONDA Y, OCTOBER 2, 1837. Some days since we advised The Standard to dcsist from its abortive efforts to make out a case of Itibbonism against the popuilar Iprty in Ire. land, when its columns might be so much better employed in defending the Orange faction against the high crimes and misdemcanours daily perlpe- trated by its leaders against the public peace, ...

... A considerable itopro% ement in the' ?? Of ailairs hl taken place hierc since I wrote on Wcdulnta~v. Espartcro ant Orlia, aciting at length in cordlial co- tiprattonl arde' PUrsuinig thle ?? wvithl vigolivr, and lih'awinled oitlloi important advanta~ges over Ilieum. Tli r' adein ItageCs wvotld certkinll ?? been gtcater adI( Ilie 'tiwartiei-Vo thle cunniing of the eneimi beeni less. httt tbiit, ...

... DUBLIN, Ser. rr . Li- 1-1 , ' It OW N CO1llt'il10 NI)N ] TilE BiE L1AST I l''TI'I)N. If 'lle fl/ste Tlimes, a palpwr belonging to a brother of Mr. Emerson Tenient, Is worthy of credit, the sUCCCeS of thoo pctition against the retuirn of Mr. (Gisoni and I od Iielfast is as CeCrIllil is if it werC ?? CDtaIdilici.d rIcicrtC cunnillg oIleII of the Tory party baring carcfully scrutinisell nll the ...

... 4 I'ARIIS, SsIrT. :30. rvio.jM OURf OWN CORiuEbl'sii: ,T. From 1i8P) tip to a v*ry-recent period the grnenral otpi nioni il Cermany and init AeurtsvwasthitS Loui- 1'hilippe'o hold of the crown of Franire Wv n not worth a years pur- chase. The first ecent thatserlwisiy shook this beliefwas the Slrastburg revolt. I he diffecrsnce of security felt and shown b! t tht i n gos ern tintts of Wtail ...

... ?? -. .. ?? L Rolty O'mooalEs VERhIO OF orTr.] TO 1)ANIEL O'CONNELL. Is Niag A rthu r reigns in Enlbrtrii, fit I relandi reignts King I lair, 'rie Qitticc in Wlrindsor Castlte ; Dtethronte t ile'r ifYvoU eft.' tIoourt,rrll, slit-tjur broadi i6 baked blick; andl volir fine spikulat ionis about ?? Johnniy go for nothtintg. Tire mtc~th is tiade, Sor1e CDMIittllr (C`(rrosjll4r 1 'rotc i.s d ...

... Although occasional interruptions fake ?? front rai, the harvest is making very rapid progrca:. In this vicinity a considerabic part of the grain crops hiss h-ii already secured; but there is still a greatdeal in the stook anid to eut down. On the whole, we should think that tte harsest is now follly half over; and that, by the end of nvxt wc(:k, the fivlds, except the late places, will be ...

... SELLE;CT TORI' SOCIETY INIRELANI). ^*NNe solicit the particular attention of thc Eng. Ish pul)ic to the following extract frorm art Irish paper, The Tra lce Mercury, which wc have just received. t' 1l\\ e'dai the :2itlh instant, a csltill ]ptrtN, o1tt- sk ti hI of thI( ?? Piol 1 ,t ufih t (P-Itr! t r idd hall tIoge. thfei fr'oivid tir pose, at the otintv 'jilo, ia DvI ?? rct in tI)iS totn ...