... TEE KING OF PRUSSIA'S WELCOME ON BIAS RETURN TO BERLIN. [LFRoM A CORRETPOlDBNT.1 BeRLIN, SEPT. 26.-The return of the Kingof Prussia to his capital, after a tour oftvromoutbs' duration, Was cele- brat~d vesterday with great enthusliam. The detestabl8 attempt upon the lives of the King and Queen bv the ssaussin Tseoeck, was made, it will be re- membered on the morning of the 20th of July last, ...

... 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 ...

... M'e are sorry to announce tihe death of John Charley, Esq. of' Finnaghy one of the most eminent linen-mer- vtitiits in Ireland a man of much usefuliness in life, and possessqd of tho most amnhalle qualities of heart. NGr'i HEHRN BA.NKiING ComiANY.-The annual mneeting *, thae proprietors of the stock of the above Company wa lls ''1 at the Bank, in Bolfast, on Thursday 1last. The )vwim, ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO(IATION. The weekly meeting of the association was held yetter- day in the Conciliation Hall. Mr. IMaurice O'Coanell, 1.P., entered the Hall about one o'clock, accompanied by the Hon. Mr. Hutchinson; and was received with loaud I cheers. On tie motion of Mr. MAURICE O'CONNELL the chair was taken by Alderman KESHAN, senior alderman of the city. of Dublin. t The ...

... 1l THE QUJEEN AND TIHE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, ON Sunday week last, and the Sunday previous, her Majesty attended divine service in the Presbyterian Church at Blair Athol, a circumstance on which the London Morning Post of Thursday last, has the follow- ing precious commentary :_ We feel it incumbent on us, says the Post to offer a brief and respectful allusion to one very painful subject ...

... DUNDALK, ENNISKILLEN, AND DERRY I A . Rs- jeY I A meeting of the Provitional Committee of this under. taking was held at their temporary office 93, Talbot-street, on Saturday, the 28th instant, at which the Earl of RODEN presided, and the following noblemen and gentlemen at. tended :-The Earl of Charlemout, the Hon. Henry A. Cole, M.P.; John G. V. Porter, Esq., D.L., and High Sheriff of the ...

... Major-General Sir George Berkeley will proceed, snms day this week, on his periodical tour of inspection of tho troops serving in the Belfast district. The troops stationed in this kingdom (loffed the vwhito I linen trousers yesterday, and recommenced to-day wear. ing the dark woollcn cloth ones for the winter season. Officers under order for embarkation to join the xer- vice companies of ...

... AM]1ERIA, ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRSiPONDAWT.) Liverpool, Stiltday. The Royal Mail steam ship, Hibernia, Captain Byrne, arrived here at eleven o'clock last night from Boston and Halifax, and by her we have been put in possession of papers and letters from New York to the 15th, Boston to the 16th, and Halifax to the 19th instant, all inclusive. The Hibernia brought home forty ...

... THE CONSERVATIVES-THE REGISTRY. . Our cotemporary, the Mail, again renews its complaint against the government for abandoning the Conservative cause. It cannot be denied that the complaint is well founded; but then the X'Jiail should not forget that circumstances have coersed the govern- ment who have bowed beneath their force. They have not willingly discountenanced Conservatism- the force of ...

... 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 ...

... IIEPIR MAJESTY's VIA',1F 10SUYIN Although ce do niot think it necssitry to chronicle ?? the sayvings aid doings of tile QIcell aill P'rinne Albert dn rilttg tihcir sojouirn nt 1ilair Atiloll, a fcwv iln ideints tn;tvy not be oti rest i g. lhei I;ajuesty, ?? was illh ns partitll to cqucs- tlitll exercise appelietls to ciljoy those rides almlil7- inglv; illt so Silllplc tid iiilosteiitatious is ...

... Second Pastoral Instruction from the Right Rev. Dr. Blahe, to the Catholic Faitiful of the parish of Annagh- lone, and of the sit rounding parishes of Lozwer Drum- gooland, 2itllylislh, Boinanieen, and Garvaghy. DEARLY BELOVED IN CHRIST-Witlh fear and trem. bhing we again address you. Since the date of our last Pastoral Instruction, the unhappy Prist, against whose bad example and foolish ...