... O'CONNELL'S ACTING. The remainder of the speech was an omnium of abuse against the Parliament and people of England, with* slight garih of such invectike against the government as was surto do them no ham,. Then he came to the ifvourite topic-the Open,tSesame, which wiles the price of the poor man's pig into the coffers of the orator -the repig of the union. The main passage of the .peech ...

... =O=REIGNN13WS. FRANCE. The Paris papers to Wednesday inclusive have arrived. They are almost exclusively engaged in discussing the affairs of the East, and the entire go so far as to larmentt that the demand made by the Five Powers, through Admiral RoIJSSrN, to MEiieDIET Ai.a for thte restoration of the Turkish fleet, which they argued would not be complied with until the claims of MEiIEMET ...

... The anticipated excellence of the sport, and the ex. traordinary and, we may add, as far as crack wagers are concerned, unusual beauty of the weather, on Monday, drew together an assemblfge of beauty and fashion but rarely surpassed. It has not been usual for any of the leading watermen to row on this part of the river, but the gentlemen belonging to the great aquatic clubs were determined ...

... The SHABBIES have been wheeling 'about during the last six or eight days, if not altogether to their own satisfaction, certainly to the great amusement of the lookers-on. It is beyond mea- sure laughable to witness a set of incapables, who have succeeded, by dint of great perseverane, in exhausting public patience to the very last degree, closing their annual exhibition by ludicrous in- ...

... GISBURWE v. HART. TUrE REDITOR oV Tils kIuORNING CIIRONICLr. SIR-.~Observ~ing in your paper ef this rnorning a repel t o thi5 cause, vvhich is directly at varia ice with the actual Cts and verdict given, and ctalculated, if uncontradicted, 'emost prejudicial to my ntorest, I refer vou to the Liier1el i or* Manches-e,- Gursrdien -for a correct re- lan, .I am, sir, yours respectfully, Rider's ...

... 7HE MORNING CHRONICLE. LON DON: .UBSDAY, SBPT.RM.LBbR 10, 16. f We have received from our correspondent at San Sebastian the following copy of a translation of the articles of the Treaty of Bergara, concluded between ESPARTERO and MAROTO:- TaANSLATIo1N OF TIHE ARTICLES OF CONVENTION BE- TWEEN ESPARTEIIO AND MAAOTO. .1. Tho Captain-General Don BALDOAIINO ESPAUTEIRO f will warmly recommend to ...

... - LE-.EGLNTONT T-AMANT. AIRMi6SBAVNp ISRAA EGLUNT6, SATAdAi, AUG. 31. . 7 ociut OWN C64RESPONDEN T !. ! The rain which' put so eomplfte a stop to !the festivi- ties of the knilhts on Wednesday, and changed them 'all from gay to rueful, continued without intermission during the whole of Thursday. Every erie expected' that there would be no more tiltingthat everything had conspired to ...

... PUBLIC BREAKFAST TO T. B. MACAU- LAY. ESQ,, M.P. I [FROIM 1ilE SCOTSMAN.] Yesterday morning about ninety of the Liberal electors Of the southern districts entertained T. B. Macaulay, Esq., at a public breakfast in the York Hotel, Nicelson. street. Councillor Alexander Macaulay was called to the chair, and was supported on the right by Mr. Macaulay, M. P., Alexander Gifford, Esq., R. B. Blyth, ...

... CITY oF WATBRFORD BLECTiON. stated vesaJ ?? a been r.eleaelefor UWaterford, without oppositiOn. The folowing is an accounat gf the proceedings. Mr. Wyse appearpd ol the huseiigst urrounded by 8 phalanx of the oldest and most determined Reformers of the city of Waterfogd, At ten o'clock the sheriffs for the city took their places on thse bench, when the writ having been read, Sir BANJAhIn ...

... 'TllEkRAPh OT TEES VNETIANS. lt* *~;ByPRoPIESSORt PEPOLI. ~z ThelaSt-dAy of January, anno, 936, was drawing to itst ie*cloe~ad-tiamboon 'having reabbed the full, was ahedui sd; bright-beamsu'an the placid bike where rests, in the umidlatc ?? wondrous evidence of Italian'power aid'. skil-encethe beautiful. ' The winds were lsushed,-auid Ythe softened air -seemed 'to eannounce the near approach ...

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