... CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 27. LFRom OUR OWrN COREESPONDBNT.] The French steamer of the 24th brought us the startling ntelligence of the appearance oi four French ships of the Itue before Tunis, and the expected departure of a fifth from ToUlon to join that slquadron. Taking all the occurrences of the last two months together-the affairs of Morocco, the' triumph of the French party in Greece, whilet ...

... I 1HE .LLE'CION FOR TAHE OFFICE OF I~ ~ II Clil 1t PR JX, . I A. Anothcr day Ilea ';ae5esd tvyr, ne;tr baving exbillited tb e two candilatets in the usual way. Wh ataver ittle tartness easy have been rxpres3&d at the conclue iou of each day'e uinie 6se, by either of the gtotlee l. wilt) Ate saruch uu- Iqual ouepethtors, it is c erhtin that they haeve hoth tip- pearod, 118 thGe volea' es Il.re ...

... I BE MORNING CHRONI CLE. a LONDON: a FRIDAY, SEPTBMBER 20, 1844. 1 Cl There is a class of nervous people in domestic u life who never essay a polite thing without giving E offence or making themselves ridiculous. If a sub- h ject have a wrong handle, therewith are they sure 11 to lay hold of it. The evil they would avoid pre- ri occupies their minds, and, unable to think or talk of cc aught ...

... THE OFFICE OF CIJI,3rI>RERL.41N Yetraypt50edtotL if~rdsnOmnliltst the conl- testfor th puct ofohnmerdito WIt the city of' London. At fti~o'. for the fie pull booth werecled, and a mlinute or a ton aftrwards the followi0ig numbers S were placed on the Poll boards --.. 2,319 t Brown .. 6 tw Usulep prons preaent upen the There was iiret r nur er fWerua witnessed ie cloqing of the ...

... 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 ...

... C=INA. We received on Monday, via Caleutlt, advices from China to the Gth of June. Trade was then vsry dull The English community wera living in terror of an out break amongst the populace, both at Canton and Hong._ kong ; at the latter place the guard of Marines stationed i at the British Consul's establishment had been considered inauflicient for security ; and rlthough the Miarine esta- ...

... 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 ...

... THEf MO.iNLlCr CHBONICLE. LON DON: TIHURlSDA Y, SEPTEMB SR 12, 1844. The concurrent reports of journals of all parties, of the late proceedings in Ireland, leave no shadow of doubt as to the fact that the enthusiasm of the people has reached an almost unparalleled height. Mr. O'CoNNELL has resumed his position as the leader of his countrymen vi ith a degree of moral influence over them which ...

... xl l'.UN IOF OF LONXDON. On Sturdy ist weattended a private view Of the pie. tures sele cted by the prize holders in the London Art Uuio for the Year 1844, Which are now exhibitiong at the GaIIU3 rin Suffolk-strsst, Pall.nmall East. The number of selectec Ipictures Is 2~51, the whole of which have been before t~h t publi at thos exhibitions of art which are open to thf prize holders to select ...

... 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 ...

... TRUNDE1LSQA'JXS-LOSS of SIX lIVhBS I [nocA o - Int. - [FROM k COW166kZbki!T,3 It STOCKPOkTk, 8ATURDA EVEiNINGe.-About twoo'clck o on Friday a stora eet in, accompanied by heavy rain, bail, a thunder, and lightning. The duration of the storm varied If iu different places according to their position, the minimeuh of time not being less than an1 boir in any. But the principal damage occurred at ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, SBPTBMBER 30, 184±. We could not refrain from making somewhat Mmerry on Saturday with Dr. MAUNSELL'S proposal in favour of holding Court and Parliament in Dub- lin, and we see that our contemporaries have also taken the ludicrous view of the matter. D]r. MAUNSELL'S motion has, nevertheless, like most things, its serious side, as well as its comic; and ...