... THE LATE SIR C HRLES BAG 5 To Tn EDITO O T ORNING CHR i DMontTA1, Aug. 13, 1844 SIR_'The character of the late GovernotIAGP, neral of Canada has been oCCMSiOflaY as in that portion of the Canadian press that wa Jgn strong opposition to the administration t13rc;'g1 which he governed this province durin the last e months of his existence; but you will reaily be- ';eve that it is unnecessary to ...

... = ys st. 6. 1 Te LONDI)ON UAZETTR' Of PD FOREIGN.O'FW1OCE. SBPT. 5. -in The Queen hets Ibsen pleased to a prove of Mr. Co. 1' borton, as Consul at Quebeo of Ilr. J.M oll 5C sul at Montreal ; of Mr. 13. SOOtt, as asConsul at NerfOUd'r IL ei, and of Mr. J. If. Pe5ters, asCnu i rOO Edwardbo islandI for his MajestY the KIng of Mr. Jl5 The Queen as also been pleased to a rove fMr oi Iloz, s o a 8 ...

... JIE? JMAJESTY'S EXCURSION T,0 SCOTLAND. THE UOYAL SQUADRON. %% noLIVICII, IBRIDAY, 9 .K. m.-The following vessels ;,e beewrr, appointed to form thu royal squadron, and will 5, all asseirbled off Woolwioh Dockyard to-morrow and , a -, and it is expented her Majesty will embark at 0 '03 iwich on Monday morning for Seotland:-The Royal ; esori and Albert steam vessel, Captain Lord Adolphus i'ct. ...

... EDU(CA7'TIN IN IRELAND. Tie following is the tenth report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, for 1843 : 1. We stated fae our last report, that unless the an- nual grant were raiisd, we could not ucedertake to con- I tribute to the building, or even to the support, of ad- ditional schools, although many were wanted and ap. plied or ; nor could we take those steps which we ...

... GR2EECE. ATHENS, Auns'T 20. tl [PRO.U OUtR OWN CORRESPONDBNT.] t Tihe Navrocurdato ministry Is oat. The Constitutionallstb c called round him by the Kling, whan the National Assembly t had completed the constiltution, have been compelled to t roeignx by ocladuct of whioh the audacity even exceeds the treachery and falsehood. But this is not the worst of the matter. Coletti, the avowed P}al'kar ...

... MADRID, AtIG- 26. rPtoxl OUR OWN COREEPONDnNT.] The Duke of Gluokeberg left Cadiz on the 21st, to confer )With the Prince de Joinville, who, as stated in a previous letter, had returned With his squadron to Tangier. The ccOOunts received by the HeOla steamer, and subsequently by the Frenoh steamer Phare, state that tbo bombardment of Mogadorcommenced at half-pastOne, p.m.. on the a5th, the ...

... S.PAIN. -S. MTADRID, AuG. 30. tP5.OU OUR OWN CojREs55ONDENT.] The GazettU to-day contains a decree, dated the 22d, and countersigned by Stinor lIOn, wohich is a coufesslon how Impotent the offorts of every Spanisel Government aru to suppreea contraband under thle present ~st(tem. When the custom houees were removed from the Ebro to the frontlers, three years ago, time wae allowed the dealers ...

... MBIIB&MET ALI. rFitoR THE LXA.MINER.I A youthful prank, played by an old gentleman of eighty, Mehemet Ali, has frighted the Levant, and, but for the more juvenile pranks of the French, would have caused still greater affright. His sage highness, the Nestor of the Mediterranean, went to a party, committed an excess, and got so uproarious and extravagant, that no Irishman, before the invention ...

... GJREECE. I[FROM OUR OWN coraRESPoNDENT]. near Athens, Aug. 9, 1844. 'iTi When everybody has either retreated behind their ar D. close-shut blinds, or has fled from the dusty city to the sea, 0 the hills, or the olive groves, to escape the great heats, it - might be expected that, like the plague, furious political I animesity would have subsided beneath the power of Phoebus; or that thoes who ...

... [FROM THlE SHEFFIELD IRIS.j One of those melancholy accidents occurred on Monday night last, or rather about an hour after midnight, on the North Midland line, us two of the pleasure trains were re, turning from their trip to Hall, by which,we regret to say, one human being lost his life, and others were more or lees injured. On the morning el the above day a pleasure trip to Hull was ...

... iRUEL IREATEIENE 1i8 I ~ SUFFOLK. To THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING ClRnONICLE. SIa-A short time ago, during the late harvest, a party of gleaners entered the fields of a farmer at Lavenhumi, and I abused their privilege by taking ears of corn from the I sheaves yet on the ground. They were warned to desist, and the carters there employed were directed to draw a rope across the field, for the ...

... lee rRo.M A CORRESPONDONT.j it- Immediately after the decision of the House of Lords on the writ of error, there occurred a very natural event. A cabinet council was held, which lasted two hours and a half 00 -not an extraordinary time for consultation, considering an the grave difficulties in which the government have placed ?'8 themselves by their course of policy with respect to Ireland. of ...