... (The following appeared in a Second Elitioll of the 'Jlurniq Chronicle of yesterdayI I:- (EX'RES ipROM I1ALIHOUTII.) FALMOUTH, Nov. :2-S. The Vivid steamer arrived last n1ight with the Spanish anld l'orturgutese mnails. The dates are- Gibraltar, Nov. 'O ; Cavliz, Nov. 21; Lisbon, Nov. 23; Oporto, Nov. 24 V; Vigo, Nov. 2c. LISBON, Nov. 23. [FRtOM OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Thc opposition to the ...

... FATHER MATHEV. To THs EDITOR OF TIs MORNING CHRONICLE. Sii-In a recent number of the Xorniniui Herold, I was surprised and shocked at finding the amiable Father Mathew mixed up with a political faction with whiuh lie never has, directly or indirectly,, lad the slightest cona1cc. tiol. The Morning Herald says, The Repcalcrs and the Ma- thcwites represent the raw material of a rebel armnty.' Is ...

... THE AMORNING CJIR1-OlCLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, DECEMBRI1 1, 1840. Letters fromn Toulon, of the 25th, give the accoant if the tidings arrived by the Euphrates steamer. rhis vessel left I3eyrout on the 8tb, where the Allies vere engaged in throwing up) fortifications. The epirt at Alexandria on the 11th was, that orders iad becn sent to IBRAHIM to withdlradw his troops, ltat the PACHA had declared ...

... EGYPT AND MllOH.AMMllED ALI. LET-IL Xi. THE COPTS Form about a fourteenth part of the population of Egyp'. t Therc is overy reason to believc they aro the descendants L of the Egyptians of ancicnt times ; but little remains, either c in their appearance or language, to denote their origin. Frequent intermarriages with Turks and Arabs have taken place amongst them. Their liturgy is in their n ...

... THI BALLOT in the UNITED STATES. The followin, Icttcr is from a gentleman of the first connections in the United Statcs, now a Fellow Cemn- moner hi thc Colleges of the University of Cambridge, which, from the high character bornc by the writer, is entitled to great weight as a testimony respecting the working of thc Ballot in America:- TO TiOE ?? OF THE MOaNING CHRONICLE. Sir-About two ...

... 2'IIE FALL OF S2'. JEAN I)'YACRE. [IROM TillE EONPOR T INDE'PENDENT 01 SA'TU'RUDAY]. We hare been politely favoured by an officer uf the Phcenix steamn frigate, which arrived here at nine o'clock this morning, with the following detailed accoant of the battle and fall of d'Acre. Captain Robert F. Stopford, of the Phurnix (son of the Admiral), left Elliott's Hotel, in a chaise and four, about ...

... Ii l.?31AJ~E.STY urnd thiC PRINCESSROYAL. i [ tlOiM TltE CoURT CsaCueAn.] The daily bulletin of the Queen's health was discon. tinued yesterday morning, her Majesty continuing to go on perfectly well. The Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty yesterday morning at Buckingham Palace. At one o'clock his Royal Highncss Prince Albert, attended by Colonel Wyldc, equerry in waiting, and Cap- tain ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. '27. [i'.ttM OtRi. OWN CoiBE8eIONDHNT.) CARLOW ELECTION. The contest cotimeonces on Monday ne-t. It is likely to be one of the closest on record. The Orange land- lords ?? carrying the system of intimidation to the very extromie, with what success you may judge by the follow- ing address from the Roniam CMitholic tenantry of the Earl of Courtown, numbering twenty six electors, ...

... nIPORTIANTW. 'I STBAiiHsII5 DRAYlO.---lil our ?? of yesterday we h UninjtheutDnily utnaitied the namt of Mr. Sanmuel Rolrors, the po't, ies tuormg the guests o' the l)ake si 0ellington.-_ MUorniII Post, a 0 What a monstrous omission . for shame, D1ornuipy Post! n Never uiorc of your early iutelligence boast. t Compell'd to make Roges a eour tardy amends, For forgetting to name him with ...

... FRANKFORT, Nov, 2:3. lvnO.\ OI OUR N CORlRtESPONDNT.] The A astrian ObXerccr gives an account of the evacua- tion of the passcs of the Taurus by the Egyptian troops, and adds that, although they Fct fire to the great barrack andarsenal at Klhfik Bogaz, yetthey left behind them l14 cannons and 20 mortars, after spiking them, It adds that ...

... MIILITAl RY FREAKS IN CORK. Three military gentlemen, whose names were stated to be John Burke, Edward Bailey, and Frederick D)awson, ofticers of the 8lttlh Regiment, now quartered in this city, were brought up from Bridewell in custody of the city police, charged with the commission, at an early hour this morning, ot divers acts of a riotous nature, and with having assaulted several of the ...

... ADJ]OURNEDJDEBATE on tltc ADDRESS. I ?? CHIAMBER OF D)EPUTIES.t s . iU OF SATURDtIAY. Th3 discussion was coummenced by DIt. (9ULcCVJ2-, ',Lo ho ke ke to the following effect :-l have demanded alticarinig in order that ait the con nleuctimeilt of this sitting I may put fw end ito personal mjuistlons. Nt-b-dl hias less taste isr thewu than 1 I lmevL, but wh'len they arc oltmmrhd I accept thema ...