... EN(.-GJLAIND AND TRANCE, There are perioes of out politicail as wveli tas Di our material and moral ezistencs, when it behaves us to paes~ ! a otrotly question ourselves as to whether we are pur- by sluing the rlg'ht courso. Periods when, in spite of the power- iul operation of habit, whether of thinking or acting, in se fpite of the absorbing influence of aeseociatioti, and of it Oltendency ...

... THE JJAVLRllJLL UNION. TO THEi EDITOR OP Tur, MO0RNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A tatWemnlt Las been go;inz ,,8 rJutli O1 tis papers relative to a case of opopr'osioulis il tbe eUeill-hu1te in t~cis town, by the btard of guarlitusie, towaor :8 . ,r omfl, neoned l3.eoaecm, whieh his met with a contoaoriet'; t' l one of the gueardiins, in thic Morning Choro7.cle *, ibe b.7. instant. uw, Mc the 6 tthnttrrt ...

... DUBLIN, AUGUST W7. FPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO IRELALD. The engrossing topic in all circles il the royal visit, which Os Is now spoken of as a matter almost of certainty, although ,S nothing whatever in a positiveor official form hastran- spireduponthesubjeot. The Fcvening Post of thisafter. n aoon says:-' We stated on Saturday that a communication 2d1 Iad reached us, ...

... Alloraing Clronicie Office, ffatypast Six. SiOCND EDITION. BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. (BY EXPR7?ESS.) FALMOUTHI, Auco. 13, 91 AM. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOUNDENT.] h'lie Danish schsoner Odin, Captain Engers, >ived ofF this port this morning for orders fromn B coos Ayres, from whence sihe sailed on the 13th lane, and brings newspapers to tile 8th. Hag THrEn llRITISHt PACKZlT AND ARGENTINE NEWS- ...

... Thi LONDON GAZTTAR of FRIDAY, Aug. 2. DOWNING-STREET, AuG. I. The Queen hbe been pleased to appoint Edward Hooper Senhou8e, Esq., Commander in the Royal Navy, to be Pro. vost Marshal for the Island of Barbadoes. The Queen has also bsen pleased to appoint Patrick Brenan, Eeq., to be Head of Police for the beland of St. Lucia. The Queen bass further been pleased to appoint Henry Gavan, Esq., to ...

... DUBLIN, AUGUST 4. [PROM OUR OWN CORRHEPONDENT.] INCENDIARISM IN THE COUNTY OF DOWN. Thecrime of rick,orhous s burning, is comparatively rare In Ireland; and In Ulster, where, to a considerable extent, the tenant's right to compensation is respected In ceases of ejectment or giving up of lands, there has been much lees of agrarian crime than in the south or west, On this ac- count the following ...

... IHR TARnR PRIJVCE; A Tartar chieftain has xcithe soldiers of hit nation to biting the usual exercise0 Of the da of s at to the public in Hyde-atpk on Saturday, and again at CO- lonel Fox's villa at Kensington Yseterday, to. a slmct party of persons of fashion. felar of aigesof an athletic apparently between 25 and '30 years ofae frame With considerable squareiness of limb, but with no ...

... Morning Chronicle Office, Hay past Five. SECOND EDITION. : be We have received the Paris papers of Wednesday by our ordinary expross, but their contents are of no great interest. The two great subjects of debate-- Morocco and Tahiti-are nearly exhausted. The P only paper that says anything on the subject of 1 Tahiti worth extracting is the Paris Globe, from Ps which we take what it asserts ...

... ATHEMS, Ju;.Y . [PRON OVR OWN CORNrPONDENT.] Nothing of very particular importance has occurred these last ten days. The elections seem proceeding favourably to the present government, but the interesting one of Nau- pila is not yet declded, and it is yet much doubted if the minister of war, Rhodlos, will sucseed against bis for- midable opponent Coletti, This restless and 1lU-judging man has ...

... DUBLIN, AUouAT6. IFROt OUR OWN CORtRtEPONDEONT.] THE W'EATHEII.-HARVEST PROSPECTS. Tbe woat!er seems broken at the critical period of tbe byrtgst, when the wheat crop is rapidly ripening, and tbereore peculiarly liable to injury. There was a very un- favourable change in the weather last night. The rain came do wn In torrents, accompanied by a htih wind, and during the day it rained heavily, ...

... CAMBRIDGE UN1iVERSITY-Auo. 30. [FROMi OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE CHURCH. The following appointments have taken place:- The Rev. William Philip Haslewood, M.A., of Trini`) n College, to the rectory of Ardingly, Suesex. Value, £498- o The Rev. f'eorge Coke, MI.A., of St. John's College, u i the rectory of Plddlehinton, Dorset Value, £264 The Rev. John Cbarlesworth, B.D., of Queen's College, el ...

... IMPORTANTAN' FROM GIBRALTAR. [FlRoM THE GIBIRALTAR CIIRoNICLE] A utisT 6,-Tbe promised letterfrom the Cid Ben Salem All arrived on the 4th, when expectation wes almost ex- haustedi, and its contents were very satisfactorY. Yestordey morning the Etna nrrived from Oran in thirty- i hht hours, with Intelligence that Marshal Butreaud, con- tiding in pacific arrangemeute, had re-entered the ...