... M1orning Chronicle Office, Hayf-past Five. SECOND EDITION. By our ordinary express we have received the Paris papers of' Sunday, together %vith our usual continental correspondence. Sunday being the day appointed for the ceremony of placing the Morocco trophies in the church of the Invalides, the occasion was celebrated by agrand re- view of the troops in garrison in Paris, and a mili- tary ...

... HfER MAJES'TY'S VISIT TO IHE ISLE OF WI GT. fl PAOM OUBR COERE5POISDENT.J e CoWveS, WEDNEBDAT A~rBamOON.-Thlsm~rniDg tie r s tate of the weather here presented a favourable contrast .t with gesterday, the atmosphere being quitB clear aud frfe v from huumsdity, with a light pleasant sailing breeze frcrn e the north-Fest, the wvind having shifted during tbe nigbt. vHer Majesty aud his Royal ...

... y DUBLIN, OcT. 7, it rPROm Oult OWN cOO0EpoxND3NT.j DEATH OF LADY HEYTESBURY. Her Excellency wes released from her esuiluge St a twenty-five minutes before four o'clock yesterday (Sunday). For some days past, as I had apprised you, her medical 11 attendants, Sir Henry Marsh, Dr. Graves, and Dr. Hatchell, had abandoned aU hope of her recovery. During e the last momenta of her Excellency she was ...

... r1'ROM T11Z HxAMPSHIRE TELEG3RAPH.] Rear.Admra W. Bowlee, one the Lords of ths Admiralty, thin morningZ heisted his flag, blue at tb e mizen, ou board the Caledonin of 120 guns, aud is ordered to proceed to sea ou a Cruise of ex erise for aix weeksor tWD mnontbs, vwith the SI. Vincent, 120, Qaeen,II10,and Albion, 90. This squad- ron will sailmotetprobably on Monday next. They will cruise ...

... FhATAL COLLbISiON sAT SEA. T 'he Dublin RoerfNsn .Post of nThursday albernoon ecOD-. Itaine the following:- Durlng the heavy gales laest night a deplorabl@ accidens rocurred in the River Mersey, ait Liverpool, by whieh it Is app'ehendad three or four persons have lost their livee, Tbe Iron Duke steamer, with the mals on board for Kings . towns, hadt just left the pier, and, whilb proceeding ...

... 'Tks L5ONDONJ GAZERTTE' of 'UESDAn Ys Oct. 15;, DOWNIXG-STREET, Oor. 14. The Queen hast b~eenpleased to appoint Wlilliami Honoy IDraper, Evq., to be hier liluietty'8 Attorney-General for Stoat part Oi the provinee of Canada formrerly called Upper Her Majesty has nleo beenl pleased to appoini Wiliaem M~orris, Esq,* to be Rereivar.Gitnevol for Canaida. Her Majesty hati al-o bsen plesased to ...

... . DUBLIN, OCT. 1. nl [FROM OuR OWN :onstEsrONDRNT. to ILLNESS OF LADY IIEYTESBURY In- After the account forwarded yesterday, Laiy ileytesbury Jq continued in a declining state, find the sylt)toms became SI still more alarming towards tbe evening. owevce, durisg eo the night some slight change for the lftter eccurred. Atone o'clock this day, the arswer to the numerous 29 inquiries at theVice ...

... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN-OFPICIAL DECLA- RATION OF TIE POLL. Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, a wardmote of the ward of Porteoken, adjourned troum Friday last, was res samed at the late workhouse (in the board-room), Cook- and-Hoop-yard, bloundsdltoh, toreceivethe official deola- ration of the poll upon the election of au alderman in the room of Alderoi T. Johnson, on wh ich oocasion there ...

... ,, - - OUL'JURAL ASSO- IVEST SURRET San-- CIATION, YODALaJINGo, WEDNESDAY.-The annual meeting Of this association took place to-day, at the Red Lion, Godal ging. J. M. Molyneux, Esq , took the chair. Therv were also present Mr. Trotter, M.P., Mr. Mangles, M.P., Messrs. Drummond, Leacb, Currie, Lieutenant Wood, RN., the Rev. Mr. Boys, and a number of iher g entlemen ot the neighbourhood; and ...

... Though the use of the warm bath has been enforced by ancient and modern writers, though its praises have been sounded by poets and physicians, and its salubrity recorded in the practice of the principal cities of medireval and modern Europe, yet strange to say, England-free and enlightened England-has been hitherto behind, not alone im- perial Greece and Rome, but France, Germany, Russia, ay, ...

... STR IKE AMONG THE FACTORY HAND- LOOM WEAVERS. fill rPRao- TlII GLASGOVw ARGUY.] In, We regret to find tht in consequence of a dispute be- 1n twixt the hand-loom factory weavers and their employers ie in this city, not lewer than seven hundred of the former ve are at this moment going idle. Of the nature of the quarrel which has arisen betwixt the masters and the work- nt men we know nothing, ...

... TlEe HAotst3.- DUTCH FiNANCE.-TUE CONVaH- SIGN.-It appears from the coanlnunication mado by the Minister of Finauce on the 20th of this month, that the state of theconversioa up to that day was as follows:- The entire capital of different kinds of Neijonal Debt, at Five and Four-and.a-Halfplr Cenlt., which has been comprehsnded in the measure of convereion or retiaymnent w3as . . . . 400 ...