... The following appeared in a Second Edition of the Morning Chroniclee of yesterday We have received the Paris papers of Wednesday by our ordinary express, but they add but little to Isour information of the state of affairs in Morocco. 1 There appears, however, to be a feeling that the last 5 news from that quarter are more pacific in their - tendency Ithan those which preceded them; and if Id ...

... AGR1CULTURAL PROTECTION SO- CIE2TY. A circular bas just been issued by the publication com- mittee of this society, bearing the signature of Mr. Auoustus Stafford O'Brien, M.P. for the northern division of Nor- thamptonsbire, their chairman, in pursuance of a reso lotion of the general committee, which we transcribe:- At a meeting of the general committee, held at the so.iety's rooms, 17, Old ...

... UNITED STITES. RI LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY MOxINGN~.-Tlee Rloyal a, Mail Steamer Caledonia, Captain E. G. Lott, arrived at this port last night at ten o'clock, witlh the mails from the United States, Canadi, and Nova Scotia, a' and 46 passengers. She left Baston on the l1tth, and 5S Halifax on the 18th inist. fits experienced rather fc severe weather on the voyage. bt The Newl York Herald says- Si ...

... I MR. DISRABLI IN SIIREVSBURY. [ABRIDGED Vtoll THE 811ROPSUI'RE CONSER -VATIVIC or THIS DAY.! t hrwbr On Monday lJst, Mr. Disraeli paid a visittoSrwby fo h pr~e fmeIn liacnstituants and Explaining le his parliamentary conduct during the Past 55~f.O r, 'ruesdaY Evening he visited the Bull loil, Abbey Foregate, dand addsduwreof one hundred of the most influen- ofhidcnsituents at getlnth fdwih u( ...

... IRIELA -D. JtJBLIN, AUoGUST ]. [PROM OUR OWvN CORtRESPONDENT.1 ROYAL IRISH AG11ICULTURAL SOCIETY-THE BANQUET AT THE THEATRE. This really splendid banquet took place in the Theatre Royal, on Thursday evening. The house was fitted up in a very strikng and picturesque Manner, aod was very bril- liantly lighted. Nearly nine hulldred Persons, Including an immense number of country gentlemen, eat ...

... EXPRRSS FROM PARIS. The following appeared in a Second Edition of i the Morning Ceronie. ofyesterday r We have received the -Paris papers of Wednesday by our ordinary express, but their contents are not of extraordinary interest. No later news had been received from Morocco, but it was daily expected r that accounts would be received of Mr. Drummond Hay's expedition, which would give some ...

... COMMONS' REPORT. The'Cominlttee of secrecy appointed to inquire into the state of the law in respect of the detaining sad opening of letters at the General Post-office, and into the mode under which the authority given for such detaining and opening has been exeroised, and to report their opinion and observations thereupon to the house, and to whom several petitions were referred;-have ...

... INCBNDIARISM IN SUFFOLK-RE- NEIVAL OF THB FIRES. ofpseRO1 OUR OWN CORRES'PONDENT.1 al There is a place called Hanford Hall, near Ips- 6- wich, where a lamb fair was held on Thursday last, Br and where a fire occurred during the night, which in burned down a wheat stack, and did injury to seve- al ral others. Of I have not had an opportunity of visiting the S- place since the occurrence, but a ...

... THE PROPOSED COLLEGE Off' CHEMISTRY. Our attention has been drawn to a prospectus or proposal for founding an establishment, the want of which, in this country, hba been long deplored by men of science, namely, an institution for the exclusive study and promotion of che- mistry, theoretical and practical, From the days when the discoveries of Priestley and Lavoisier were promulgated, to the ...

... TUB MORNING CHROAQCLE. LONDON: FRIDAY. AUGUST 9, 1844. 1n the Houss of LoRDS, yesterday, The Marquess of NORMANDY presented a petition finn the Missionary Society of Leeds, respecting thi recent occurrences at Tahiti, and expressed his Lipaion that Mr. PRITCHARD bad in no respect forfeited that protection which he derived from the Oitinnission of his SOVEREIGN. To this the Duke Wf WELLINGTON, ...

... Imr A Mr. Brodia has writtkn a letter in the Times, clbusing, is~ in no measured tetrns, the conduct oIf the ouifslonarles, Rund of Queen, Pomare herseslf. The muilisiousrias in London ar- have Addressed to the !l'incc a fall alee to all the or- chargas brought against them, and from that statement we in make the following extract:- Mr. Brodie arrivedat Tahiti on the Milth of'September, 1841 ...

... ND. nonf DUBLIN, AUGUST 22 T fFlROM oUR OWN CORZSloPfrr 1TJ THE HARVEST. vur Generally, the reports from the tountry SW favour- 'li able, although, In Several districtS, all the croPs, Wit mthe at exception of wheat, are represented as somewhat damageo ordeficient. Insome unstances pota es havLd SbPPna ientirely unproductive, but oulchhoshserfte:pr Iar exetos Looling to the whole of tile ...