... EXPRE.SS FROM PARIS. iThe fol.,lig appeared in a Second Edition of the 211ornirny Chronicle of yesterday :- We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday by our ordinary express, together with a mass of cor- respondence from Spain and the Levant. Any doubt that might lhave existed about the 'whereabouts of his Royal Highness the Prince of Joinville is put an end to by the following an- ...

... THE RUMIOURED TREATY WITH BRAZIL. We have reason to believe that the following account ofI the failure of the negotiatinns with the Brazilian govern- ment, extracted from the Liverpoeol Mercury, is correct:-- The lBrazilian packet has not brought with her a aonfir- mation of the report that a new treaty had been nigned be- tween the Britisli nnd Brazilian governmonts. Tho Intel- Higence ...

... !IrSIT OF TilE KING OF THE FRENCH. I Ilia Excellency the Count de St. Aulaire, the French inn- baseador,arrivdi at bis mansion, Maauchilser-rquare, on TIhursday evening, from Parls, preparatory to the visit of hib Majesty Lou;s Philippe. It is now positively arranged that lis Majesty will leave Treport on Monday, tbe 7th inst., and diemnbark at Portsmouth on Taesday morning, wbii lie will ...

... Ithe LUNbUN GAZE2'TB of FRIDA Y, Oct. 4. W4AR-tOlFICE, OCT. 4. *th Regimenit of Dragoon Otrardts-Captiin Edward Onismantiy Wrench, fromir half-pay liM fight Dragoorrs, to be Captain, vice Eliot, deceased; Lieuterriant (f1slavs lig itoCior I to be Captairr, by purchase, vice Wrench, who retires; Cornet Riclrid Souter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rolchfort; Ensign Michael MICreagtr, from ...

... EXPejss F~OMr 'PARIS. Tlie following appeared in a S.econd Editioni of the Alornisrg chron(licle of yesterday . We have received the pal-is papers of Wedne-sday bY our ordinary express. The Prince (le ,ioinville arrived in Paris on Tues- tday by thle Rouren'Railroad, h~aving landed from the PlUton steamer tit Havre. The depirtuic Of' thle King for the Chateau d'Eu, whichel had been pre- ...

... UNITED ST'ATES. LIVBuPOOy,, TIHJRSDAY NIGIHT.-We have an arrival at this port from the United States to-day, bringing one day's later news. The packet ship Yorkshire, Captain Bailey, left New York on the evening of the 1C6h uit., and notwithstanding a prevalence of easterly winds during two- thirds of her voyage, crossed the Atlantic in 16 days from the time of her leaving her pilot at New ...

... MADRID, SEPT. 27. [FROM OUR OWVN CORRESPONDENT.] The government journals, the I~Healdo in particular, con- tiniuo to deotoance plane of conspiracise on the part of the Progressletas, and assert that it is their object to prevent the Cortes meeting, if possible, by seoe widely-organised inovemaent, and that they are attempting to gain over the troops by prontises of increased pay, licences of ...

... lEiLA ND. DU BLIN, OCr. 3. LiahoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ILLNESS OF LADY HEi TESBUllY. Lady Heyteabury has experienoed no favourable change since yesterday, and there is ecarcely a hops of her reco- very, TIer ladyship had not been In good health when she loft England; fand it i8 stated that she was much dblili- tated by tho sea voyage. The answer to inquiries nt the \Viier-rrgal Lodgo to-dly ...

... DAr TNG ATTEMPT TO BREAK OUT OF1 THE DERBY COUNTY GA1OL. -4- [FRONE THlE DBRBY RIlEORTBa]. On the night of ThursdaY last, a bold and well-planned attempt to break out of the Derby County Gaol took place, which, from the promptitude and vigilanee of the gover- nor, and particularly of mr. Sims, jun., as well as the officers of the prison,was successfully frustrated. It appears that three of the ...

... WINDSOR-FRIDA . The Quinon and Prince Albort walk-d for somo tioe in tIh grounds adjacent to the Castle, this morning, and visited the Ducheos of Kl ut at Frogmiore Lodre. In the afterneon her Alijesty and his Poyal Iliglinses walked to the royal gardens at Frogmuru; the royal party after xards returning to the Castle in carriages. All the Royal Family were taken their accnstomied airlngs in ...

... THE MORNING CHtl:RONICLE. L O N DO N: SATURDA Y', OCTOBER 5, 1844. One should have thought that, the affair of Mo. rocco over, the chief port of that empire destroyed, and the umbrella of the heir to the Crown capture(d, and at the same time the French commissary and governor in Tahiti being allowed carle blanche there to make mince meat of the natives, as he has done, and to kick our consul ...

... YOU.G ENGLAND. We are not of the number of those who ,.. sects or cliteres, in phlilosoph), or literat in art. l'hether Nye look to EngtlaId or to ir, to the coteries in literature ot ( Irin, and 13. of D'Aleinhert, and de l'Eepinasse-of U ll ' DlEpinay, orJeau Jacques-or to the Sects i,5, and Piccini in the musical art-or tura to timi, side of the straits, and regard tile schools of 'lw i and ...