... EXPRESS FROM PARISH ,1Iorling Chronicle Office, F]re o'rlo We have just received the Paris papers of We,! nesday. The Moniteur publishes the discourse whic: Archbishop QUHLEN addressed to the King of th, FlaxNCH, on the latter's entrance into Notrs Dame to hear Te ?? Hung for the birth of ti, Count of PARIs. It is as follows:- ,; Sire-Decked in the rich ornaments which it ons t your ...

... BERLIN, AUGUST 22. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] After the autumnal mamceuvres at Magdeburg, the Czar, who will be present, and for whose sake those cx. ercises seem to take place rather earlier than usual, is is again expected in this place cc to join his Empress. From Berlin they will proceed straight to St. Petersburg, accompanied by one or two of our princes. Such is the report now current ...

... We are obliged te the clever writer of The Clock. maker for again calling pubsiattention to the growing importanec of our colonies in North America; although, as we stated in a fortner number, we by no means ap- prove, in all cases, of the manner in which it has been done, or of the sentiments avowed in his book. We shall probably state the grounds of our difference of opinion upon some ...

... THE HARVBST. The gloom which the few dull days at the close of last week spread among the agriculturists, was yesterday dis- pelled by the return of harvest weather, and the carting of corn was generally resumed. A considerable number of labourers have returned from Rochford and Dengie hundreds, and the southern parts of the county, to their own parishes in the Roothings and more northern ...

... THE CORPORATION OF LONDON AC. COUNTS, FEES TO COU SkL, c. The following report of the city's account, agreed to in committee on the 6th of August, 1838, is to be cons dered at the next Court of Common Council:- 1We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, your com- mittee for letting the city lands, in the account of the chamberlain of London, to whom it was on the 2nd of September last referred ...

... NE IV ACT OF BANKRUPTCY. To THE EDITOR OP THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. Stu-Will you permit me to ask if you have read that most extraordinary clause of the new Imprisonment for Debt Act (Ist and 2d Vict., cap. 110, sect. 8), by ?? a trader may find himself in the Gazelle almost before (as the adage is) he can say Jack Robinson I Do publish it for the sake of your numerous readers; especially the ...

... THE FACTORYSYSTEM-CORRESPOND. ONCE BETWEEIv MR. PEASE AND LORD ASHLEY. To THE EDITOR OF TH. MORNING CHRONICLE. SIRMay I request you to be so kind as to insert the accompanying correspondence in your paper? I am, your very obedient servant, ASHLEY. 49, Upper Brook-street, Aug. 27. TO TKg LORD ASHLEY. Having, at the urgent request of my family and friends, withdrawn from the House of Commons for ...

... 7HE MORNING CHRONICLE. la, LONDON: ex FRIDAY, AUGUSI 31, 1838. tu The addresses presented to the Marquess of NORMANRY, in the course of his progress through By the west of Ireland, will be found worth the at- TI tention of any who may wish to satisfy them- (u selves of the degree of enthusiastic devotion to ar, her MAJESTY'S Government which happily pre. ev vails in that long alienated portion ...

... EXECUT10AS FOR INFANviicIDE. To THE EDITOR or THE MORNING CHIRONICLE. Ss-It has long been the opinion of many of the most reflecting men in Europe (perhaps I might say, of all)' that the sooner the punishment of death can be got rid of, in every instance, the better; ar.d I cannot help c.prces- ing a hope accordingly that the disposition shown to that end, on some late occasions, by our ...

... LONDON: WEDNESDAY, AUGUSr 290, 13. We shall not take it upon us to criticize Mr. O'CoNNBLL's new plan of agitation. He is an able master; the Tories have made him perfect in the art; and we have no doubt his lately de- veloped plan of operations will produce the requi- site amount of ferment in the country. Let us congratulate the Tory statesmen upon the fruits of their husbandry. Alen reap as ...

... I Yesterday Mr. Barlow Moore, the gentleman who some time ago complained to the Lord Mayor that his yacht had been fired into by the coast-guard stationed near Greenhithe, waited upoi the Lord Mayor for the purpose of communicating to his lordship the result of the investi- gation which bad been so promptly entered into by the proper authorities relative to his case. He had, he said, received ...

... Our own correspondent at Milan has for. warded to us the order of ceremonial to be oh. served on the days of the coronation. Of these the Journal des Debats has published the order of procession at the time of the imperial entry into Milan, and of going from the palace to the coro- nation. For the curious in these matters we here give the programme of the ceremonies to take place on the day of ...