... B!RP1111?'U A/:13 (CIHRLTCH RATE. _I IFRO3r OUR CCORREiSrPOnENT.] .Y l.V.NIS:.-Tle Polling was ?? thi. mon ;rnq with incrcased nctivity onl II. jrrt of te. Anti- Ch(, e-rate party, anid kept up with con6iderablespiriT MJeromt hont the day. At the close of the poll, at iour o cloek, the nrilnbers tiood DS follow :- For the rfote I-7, ag~ahm it l,l.0-1ajorit- on the day's poll against tdie ...

... CORN LAWS AND COMIMERCIAL REFORM. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAI). It is scarcely possible to mention a ,ingle article of food in general consumption for which the work- ing classes of Englarid are not obliged to pay a higher price than the working clases of any other country in the world. A ptisiage of a fev hours in a steamt-vessel will cinvey a farnily from Lonldon to Ostenod, Rotterdam, ...

... IhOU.SE, OF LOlIDS-SATUnDAY. The Earl of SHAFIESBURY took his seat on the wvool- e8ak shortly after twelve o'cloehl j. CORN-LAW-3. O1 our admission to the gallery, we fbund The EIarl of RAI)NOlt entering into anl explanation of a rtatement he had m ide last night, respectilig the average price of foreign corn. We understood the noble easl to say, that in Stmtihlg the averare at 4ts. id., 1he ...

... IRIELA1ND. DUBLIN, OCT. 5. F,,JROMJ OUR OWN; CORRESINPORE LS.l IALIN'ASLOE FAIR-11ISE INi1ICS Agnin there has been an advance i rcsathgeate aual fir of Ballinnsdot rial inbluence upon the prices o ats well us iii this fheaactli nln ra8wllI inlluence coulntry. Dnring the hlst eight years, there has been an advfnce of 40 or 00 per cent, i te pr (if beef and mutteu, and generally in other ...

... WINDSOR, St NDAY. The Queen end Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the royal htousehold, and the suite of the royal Duchess, at- teniled Divine Service thils morning in the private Chapel of the Castie. The flon, and Rev. Edward Southwell Kep- pel officiated, Yesterday her MaLjesty and her Royal Iighness the Duchess ot Kent walked for some tinme. Ilis Royal flighnless Prince Albert went on a ...

... IRISH OUTRAGE AMONGERS. To T1ri EDITOR OF THUE MORNING CHRONICLE. STia-The Aforning Hlerald of Tuesday last contains, under the ]head of '1 Irish Correspondence, 1m account of the resistance said to halve been made, by the tenautsof Sir George Goold's estate in the county of Tipperary, to the payluent of their rents to his agent, Mr. Guiness; Sir George being, as the Herald slaysa nLiberal, ...

... From a Second ?? (Cironicl:- [PRaOMx OUR LIvsarooL coRnEsONtDENT]. LivanpooL, FRIDAY, SEVEN O'CLOCK. By the arrival of the New York liner packet ship Sheridan, Captain de Peyster, we have received the New York paiters of the 27th ult., as well as Mon- treal and other Canadian papers of a later date than those acknowledged by the Great ?? or by subsequent arrivals. The papers con- tain ...

... LEVANT MIAIL. we heave received by express the papers and lett- ters of the last Levant niail, bringing dates from Constantinople to the Nibh, Snmyra to the Mt, and Alexandria to the Mt. ALEXANDRIA, OCTa. 6. [IFROM 0Otit (WN ('O1tlttSP0N DENT.] The Pacha arrived Iin Cairo ou the Ilot instant, and during his aboence we have no political newrs of any interest, fur- ther titan the continued ...

... t7ilE Dt.'CHt-LSS OF VIC'I'TuI{ AT GIBRA LTAR. The tiii low ing letter Lo, l~c, at cottnniunicatri d ,,,ettletieat to lii it is ,Xilres~etd (Gilraltar, 1 Mv dear Etlwrtrd-Iler ll.11 i1l105 ?? J tanis a.rriveti here Ia ct niit t ft fin M aiIPl. gI 1t s 10titler the Lizard, e'onttittieded hb' Lcut-cta' L after aI very rough pasgage againlst ja Wtrillg i ?? Hlighncess, it appears, had bein, at ...

... OUR DOMESTIC HISTORY SItVGE 71E PEACE.-No. IL.| Seven times the servant of Elijah the Tishbite went, before he discerned the little cloud, like a man's hand, rising out of the sea. But this cloud tpresaged a storm; and before Ahab could profit fully by the warning of Elijah, the blackened heavens poured down a deluge, sweeping the plain cre the king reached the entrance of Jrlzreel. Would that ...

... COMSMOD ORE NA P 7ER and the B OA RD of ORDNANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THEt MORIVING CHRONICLE. SIR-I observed with much pleasure, in your parliH. mentary report of the debate on Friday last, on the sup- plementary ordnance estimates, that the straightforward, hard-hitting Sir Charles Napier, hadl opeucd his batteries against the fortifications of the Ordaanch, Boardl. It really dloes secao ...

... MADRID, OCTOBnR 7. [FRO.l! OUR OWN CORRESP1ONDENTJ] It is more than probable that my lctters since the oceur- rences in the north have not reached you. The starting of a French courier this evening gives me the hope of beiig able to remedy this deficiency of regular intelligence. As I have had but short notice, I mast be as brief as possible. The events, indeed, in Madrid have borne no ...