... Alornlirly CLronide Office, Five o'clock. EXPRESS FROM PABi, . We have just received otur Paris Express of' 'Tuesday. The aspect of Easteroa affairs, and their pussible, if not probable consequences, seem much te modify the opinions expressed on a host of subjects by the French Deputies at the commencement of the ses- sion. Last week, Algerine conquest was to be ex- tended to the Desert or the ...

... 'UVRT CIRCULAR. WI l)SOR-TuEsr3DAY. Thlc Queen walktd this niorniln oin tbe Castla-terrace and ia the Slpce, attendtled by thc lIon. Miss Paget and Baroness Lehzekn. Lord Byron (the lord in wtiting) took his departure from tile Calstle this mrning. Viscount Melbourne is expected to arrive this evening Irout town. With theue exceptions, the roysl dinner party at the Cistle this evening is ...

... TIlE AUORAING CJIRONTICL E. LO N O) ON FJR T A Y, JA , UA RY 3, 18 W. The eloquont adlmonlitionii of' MIr. ('ARLYLE, ill hIS work entitled ?? Chartisin,'' to tle Legislature and to s11 thinkitig mem, that they shouild fix their aWten- tiou on the colnldition of' tile grenat mass of' the work- ing) teolde, anld devise means ior its imnprovemielnt, ill, ve hope, meet (dIe attention -v'here sucel ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. S. [FRIIOM OUIR OWN IORiMESPONDONrT] 1hcI t bisiness carried on at the ?? ( during the Ilst wcck hi1s been solely confined to affairs of interior govcrn- nicnt, viz., the framing of the new constitution of Turkey, as it is ciled, pledge(l by tie Sultan to his people in the late famed Ilatti Suheritf, but principally to that clause of it having for its object the abolition ...

... G BE CE. ATHliENS, JAN. Itj. FRnOM OUR1 OWN UOiREIiSPONDENT.] On the 4th iistant, in consequence of information ob- tained by King Otho of the existence of an extensive conspirac-, having for Its object the destiuction of his own roal person, tile papers rf Count George Capo distrias, brother of the latc President, were seized at his dwvelling; and such was tie nature of thcsc documents, that ...

... I The LONDON GAZBTTE of TUESDAY, JYn-.2It JBUCKINGIIANI-PALACE, JAN 20. This day the Count de Polloht, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister P:enipotentiiary from the iing of Sardinia, bad an anilience of her Majesty, on his return from n leave of ah. snce; to which he was introduced by Lord Viscount Pal. ruereton, her Mojesty'e Ptinliptl Secretary of Stato for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by the ...

... NEWARK. E LECTrION. (BY EXPRES8.) FRIDAY NTOlIT. The Solicitor-General has been returned by a majority of nine over his opponent. Thle nunsbers at the close of (lie poll, ACCORDING TrosOLICITOR-OEleNr.n 1.'s COIMITTRF.. Wilde, . . . , 63G Thesiger 527 Majority - 9 ACCORDING TO MR. HRESIUER:- Wilde . .4 Thesiger . 5 83 Majority -! BRUS;ILS, JAN. 20.-Thnr sudden thaaw and the heavy ?? which we ...

... SKATING IN THE PARKS-ANOTIIL'R FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ICE. Notwithstanding thie appearances betokening an approach - log thaw, which exhibited themsslvei on Saturday after. noon, th. wind towards evening veered back ugain to the eastward of south, and the frmet during the night rwao as in- tense as it was during the preceding night, the thermnumzet r teing at half-past seven o'clock yesterday ...

... DIAS DE LAS :'ATAS, JANUARY 1J. [FaOTM OUIt OWN COAIRE5PON'DENT.3] HIEAD-QtUAIITMIIS 0F Tilm DUKE DE LA VICTORI. Tie preparations for attacking Segura have continued sinco the date of my last Ietter. On the 7th instant Major-General Puonte, commanding the artillery of tho army, went to Saragossa in order to hasten these pre- parations; and two stal' officers procceded on the same day to ...

... COURT (CfJ-CULA AIt. HUI Male-tv rods yvsterdav afternoun In tile ridlng.iouise to th~e RJoyal News, fit Piildleo. i Iit lblornre tejid all auiiitieLI1 v'eeterday' of the l0-1 . 9istek, and ?? lion. Mism Caveiidsh hanve ?? Ithi~ Ioh WEis Pitt, AD( thle Hoii. Miss P'aget all a' i~i~ot e~iur ii witiuig ik tier Majesty. Iiiil5iitiit visited her Majesty, lik Qileeim 11)~'T r,,tsday ?? f-uise,. ...

... COUiii I'(i CULA I1. The Qaeen, attended by the I)verger Lady Lyttallon, ldtly ill Waitil), ?? Colonel Bucklley, eqoerry in waiting, visitod her Majerty the Qasen Dowogvr yesterday, at Marl- boroutu h-house. Her Majesty elso paid a visit to tile Zriacees A ugita, at Clarence-house, St. Janins'. A ViRcount Melbourne had an audience yesterday of her Majesty. The royal dinner party at Burkioghain ...

... MADRID, DEc. 30. [FROMNt OUR OWN COIRRESPONDENT.] In my letter of the 21st instant I think it was that I informed you of thlc scandalous disposal of tile reserved bonds in the haods of Messrs. Ardonin and others by the Spanish government. Thc Eco del Comercio of this morning communicates the same intelligcnece, and gives, beddes, the following particulars relativc to that subject s It appears ...