... jz---itTh 9' iE . KI1NG 0./! .TIJ' FRENCH. - II WINDSOR, SUNDAX. .11 ? cn.'e banquet gilen in ?t. George's Hall, at ? ?td?or C.etle, on itridsy evening, the Queen bad on her 0 * ? M jesty the Kog of the Feench, her Royal High-. it C ?o Drchele of Kent, hIs Royal Ilighuses the Here. c Grams Duke of Meckleubnrg Strellir, the Cosantese F suloire, the Duke of ?orfol?, and the Countess of qi .?'. ...

... lTHE DUkE' OF MONTPENSIEIVS VJSII] TdO OLy WICIvc. SV0OLWVICH, OcT.12.-The guards of the Royal Artil. a lery usually mount from their private parades for tbe dutyn of the day at ten o'clock A.!rI, but they mounted thia morning atseven o'cloci, in coneequence of an announceg- ai inent having been made that the Duke de Moutpeneier, eon of tbe Kiing of the French, w 'ould visit Woolwich during ...

... TiHE LVTE' MYSTERIOUS OCCURRBNCE ON THE RIVERI LEA. Yesterday forenoon, Mr. William Baker, deputy coroner, for the second time resumed the inquiry at the Jolly Anglers, Lea-bridge, toucbtngte death of Miss Ann Sayer, aged 20 years, who wasdrownd in the river Lea on the evening of Thursday last, the details of which have already appeared in the lllernbtng Ch10nicle of ronday last, and will ...

... COLIMERY EXPLOSION. [PROM THE IVAREZVELD JOUSRNAL) On Tuesday morning, about seven o'clock, the proprie- tore of the Newton pits examined the works to asecertata whether or not the fire was extingulshed. the pits having been closed up since the fatal accident of Wednesday night week. An iron pipe was opened which communicated with the pit, nnd nothing appearing to emit therefrom, it was ...

... EPARIS AND ROURN. .IL ~-JMPOR- TANT MIBETING OF T4't EANGLLL( SIHAR EHOLDER{S. X, :. nay. to ? LIVeRPOOL, WE?)I?3SDAY EVBNINO .-At -OnE o'cloolt us at- I this sfternool2?8 ver?I ntIOllYOiie meeting ??t?IPgJiS? Chap- j shareholders jO the 1?ssrie and Ronen Hallway was haItI in ? ?ehh the Clerendon.tOOme, for the several objects which will ap- consider the beet meanS raising additional tivelvo ...

... COU.RA' CICU-L AB. [. The ladies and gentlemen of the royal household, ap- ;o pointed to form the royal procession to the new Royal m Exchange, began to arrive at Buckiogham Palace soon after ten o'clock yesterday morning, and were ushered Into - the library. rt The Yeomen of the Guards were on duty in tbe Grand le Hall, under the command of Mr. Lae, the 1ieUtUeant, and e. Mr. Ellerthorp, the ...

... NrEW SOUTH WAMLES. OPESNING OFl TliE LEGISLATIVE CdOUNCIL. On Friday, the 24th of May, lila Excellency the Governor opened the Legislative Couneil in person, with the usual formalities. Alter the newt members, Sir. Roblnecn, Sir T. L. Mitchell, and Mr. Young, lhad been Introduced, his Excellency entered the house, and wee conducted to tie vics-regal chair by the Speaker, when he delivered the ...

... To TrH EDITOR oF THa MORNING CHIONICLE. STR-I Wag loth to again obtrude my opinions upon the public, and would gladly have subecribed, In silence, to the general congratulations in which so many seem to he indulging on the subject of the peace which France now affects to be anxious to conclude with Morocco, could I have persuaded myself that she was sincere in her dedire to render this peace a ...

... ANO2'IIL?R COLLiERY EXPLOSiON. t INisvcAsrLE-tcroN.TYNrr. tUSDAr.-Aflohercoiliery explosion rnccrurrd at Crx Lodg-e olliery, about two miles h frorn N~>ewcse'ls on Moniday riight during what is celled the Lf ehift. The colliery belongs to Messrs. Bell, Brandling, tenm Co., and the unldergrounid workings lare extensive. As, tfortinearely, no livee havo been lost, tle circumstances un ler ...

... I MADRID, OCT. 22. FRitOM OUR OWN uORRaSPONDENT.] Nottitlistanding the apparent union of the ministry which is now committed before the Cortes in so serious a manner, it is known that variances exist as much as ever, though they are hushed up for the moment. A'l of tbfm would lihe to carry the proposed changes in the constitu- tion, each one fancying that his own views will be thereby promoted ...

... ALLOTMENTS -THE SLA VE-MASTER FEELINGS OF ENGLISH LANDLORDS AND FARMERS ON ThRE SUJBJECT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The public attention is no1w occupied, but I think still with hardly a sufficient sense of the im- portance and merits of the scheme, with the allot- ment system. This system has the advantage over the other re- medies that have been suggested for the miserable ...

... Ir.t PORTSMOUTH, OCTOPRn 7. [FRoM oUt OWN REPORTER.] ,fOn my arrival here this morning I found the y good folks of Portsmouth, including its red- coated oand blue-jacketed population, quite in a fever of hurry and bustle, preparing to receive with due honour the roval visitant of to-morrow. Louis Philippe hardly created such a stirwhen, some thirty years ago, he landed on our shores. But great ...