... SUPPLY OF WA TER TO THE PARISH I OF ST. AMARTIX'S. + A meeting of the churchwardens, overseers of the poor, vestrymen, constables, and ancient inhabitants of this parish wts held yesterday for the purpose of making a rate for the relief of the poor in the quarter ending March next and to take into consideration the means of obtaining for the parishioners a cheaper, purer, and more abundant ...

... I T A L Y. I :o~NAl'lES, 1 en. 4. W e haveatil arily of observatin in tlI tie tltltl frlitier, alid out senii-ollicial papers statc that 11(s- itilitis Nvill sit COInIIellCe. T1l ItIellls attacked ione of out friotier villages a fcv days since, hut IVwC Ip ?? IJV the National Guard. |Tlee of our deptities ?? ht ad 1eeii ?? tavillg (self-clected) golne to represeilt this counltry it tile ...

... IRE EL AND. DUJBLIN', FRIDAY MOPMING. it [FROMt OUR CORRESPOxNDENT.] DIScMAItl1I OF TilE JURtY IX DUFFY'S CASE. The discharge of the jury without at verdieA, ewhich I l)iriefly anlnouniced Iyesterday, had been anti- Cipiated fromn thle secoind day of the trial, when oned Lthejurors, M~r. Buirke,rnade so unequivocal a demoni- C stration inl the box. The EengHerald has the following account of ...

... NE' I' ZEA LA.1N', Eel, Mnjc-ety's ship Dido, 20 gmne. Captaiin ',aaix well arriel a Po'tstt~:th e!cterdlay, frucm thle ,above ciolony, it Ill diavs, th!in ucst extraordinarv passage on r'e'ot-d, bruigitig aiuvicus to the 4th1 of IN10oniber. The colony was in a ?? condition, and civilization was widely spreadinge i:to the interone,, w'it cht is evi idinced by Itinty of' tlie chiefs. wishinig ...

... .ELECTION COMMITTEES-SA.TURDAY. BODMIN-RooM 24. . This committee, of which Mr. G. A. Hamiltonis chairman, re-assembled at eleven o'clock to-day. After the completion of Mr. Robarts's cross-examination, the petitioners proceeded with the eases of treating by means of refreshment tickets. The evidence was given by the several landlords of the inns and public-houses where the tickets became ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Monday 31orning, 11 A.mi. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [fROfK OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENU~G, FIVE OCLOCK. The streets to-day are crowded with deputations of patriotic workmen going to the Hotel de Ville with their offerings for the benefit of the Republic. These processions are really ridiculous, and from their im- mense number are more troublesome to the Provi- ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. F a[FnOM OUR CORRESPOND)ENT.J PARIS, TiHInzSD.Ai EV}ENIymNG The Governmlent has published no official account of the plot which is said to have been the cause of the military demonstration onl AMonday; but its ipartisalis in tile press have got up a vast number of stories in justification of that measure. The upshot of all these stories is, that a vast plot was discovered ...

... EXPENDITURE for ARMY, NAVY, and I ORDNAZVCB, froms 1822 to 1846. An Account of the Expenditure for the Army, Navy, and Ordnance, from 18212 to 1846, both inclusive; distinguisa- ing, under each Year, and under each Head, the Expen- diture for the Effective Service, for the Non-effective Service, and the Total Expenditure. ARMY. Years. I Effective. Non--cll'ctive Total. £4,700,042 4,050,749 4 ...

... GERg1ANT AND THE NOTRTHERN STATES. FRA,~, KFO TO LNTIIO AN E, SEPT. 20, 3A.lt. [F MORa CORRESPONDENT.] ~ve srestored, and all fear is allayed for the Nevecitheless, the city is still in a state of 't5 Th iltaIV are encamped in the streets, vd verYN post of 'importance is strictly guarded. hsbeen commilenced. in all quarters, so 11~ktm g afargreater portion of the troops will t~~~ tt~,covr. ...

... MAR YLEJONE TESTR Y. THE R NCREASED POLICE RATE. Onl Saturday flhe Marylebone Vestry, after an adjournment of six weeks, resumned its sittings at the Court Flous, Mary- lebone, and was fully attended' by its moumbers, Mr. Lewis1 hain be appointea to tile chair. Ademland was read froin thle Commissioners of thle Metro- politan Police for the sumi of £12,343 7s., being anl increase of £4,114 fib ...

... TRE NEW ERA IN GERMANY. Under the above head the A ll^qremeie Zeitttzu of tihe 10th instant has a well-written article on the present movement in Germany, on the means for supplying the wants of a Germian Parliament, by including, all the states of Germany in the Zolive- rein, by hoisting that long-desired objeezt, a German national fiar, and by making use of tile revenue of the Zoliverein to ...

... It is a lact not unworthy of remark, that notwith- standing the declaration made by Lord Palmerston in the House of Commons, on Thursday last, to the effect that Prussia as well as Denmark had accepted of the friendly mediation of England, the hostilities still continue unabated, and, according to the latest - advices received, the Prussian troops have entered Jutland, and captured Fredericia, ...