... ELECTION OF VICE-CHANCBLLOR. OXPORD, OCT. 8.-The Protestant members of Couvoca- tloa have achieved such a signal defeat over the Puseyites in the election of Vloe-Chancellor, as the latter will never forget. Although the friends of Dr. Symons were quite sanguine of having a good majority, they did not antiolpate anything like obtalning h snh an overwhelming one; and if anything was wanting to ...

... L.OUIS PHYIIPPE'S VISIT TO ENGL.AND. The P'aris Opp~iation papers, with very lew exceptions, con~tinue to give expression to their auger on tim occasionl v~f thu K~ing's visit to Esgiand, and everything is found fault with as either showing too muebs eordiality or too much ne-zleet. The C'eaafiflttioanril, ia one pelrt ot its paper, admitslthat ths manifestations ot British politeness aud ...

... CADIZ, SEPT. 2-5. I [FROM A CORBEsipoNDENT.I After having made an excursion in the Straitsof Gibral- tar, and On the coast of Africa, I have returned to0ilz which during the resent short campaign served as a bar- bour for the French hleat. A division of the French squadron Is still here, having just returned from Mogador, and being, therefore, in quarantine. The news arrived at Mogador on the ...

... THEZ MORNINvzG CHRONI:CLE. l ~L O ND ON: ;MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1844. lThe King of the FZ3eNCIH re-embarks this (lay for his owvnshores. Ihis reception at Windsor w~as, of .course, cordial and magnificent, and~, had circum-. .stejiCeS 1iernmitted hi;S MAJE;6TY to accep~t miore of the n ationlal hospitality, he wvould have seen equal eager- :ness in the middle and commercial, as well as in the ...

... 7TIlE LAY' ATT7EMPT TO ASSASSINATE TI-ER KING OF PR:USSIA . The GacecUe des Ts'ibttnasza, publishes, relative to the Be affair of Tecehee, vwho attempted to aesa88inate th oing 5tM of IPrussia, a lstt, r from Berlin, giving interestinr Tdhe-. stenlece paesise npon Tsnhech hne caused the government great emnbarrashmant. Thle execution of thies man, even by simple decapitatlon, without the ...

... [FlROM OUR OWN CORRBSPONDENT,] The meeting which took place recently In London, with I the object of forming a company for the establishment of a fline of steamers between Harwich and Gluclrstadt, has oc- ;casioned a good deal of conversation in this city. The Ham- burgers would naturally regret to see a branch of trade diverging from this city to another port on the Elbe, as it would be the ...

... IRZELANVD. DUBLIN, Ocr. 9. [PROM m oR-wi oolsxsePONDET.J IRISH AGITAiTION-THE TORY PRESS. The provincial Tory journals daily afford evidences of the deep discontent of the Irish Conservative party. Some of these Tory organs approximate towards repeal or federalism, justiffing their change of opinion by the signal failure of the Peel adiministration inu Ireland. Others still hold aloof from ...

... PORTSAIJOUT1.-THURSDAY EVENING. tion' This morning, a fow minutes before twelve o'clock, the wvere Ftsrlo wvar steamer Elan came into harbour from Treport, was wvhich tshe left last evening wtith despatches from ber le o Mtajesty ebe Qaeen of the French to her royal consort. It h'wilt be recollected that thia was the ve8ssl that was .et, despatched bg his Majesty Louis Philippe immnediately ...

... ITER MAJESTY'S SHIP GORGON. -46- Extract of a letter from an officer of her Majesty's ship Gorgon, dated 23d June, 1844, North shore, Monte Video Bay:- 137For your amusement I shall write a rough account of our plans. The panipara which drove us ou shore was the heaviest that has been experienced for twenty-eight yearsI and the tide, which is always influenced (as you well know) by the wind in ...

... DUBLIN, OCT. 8. rPRom OUR OWN cO6REH!0NbHNT'.J LORD WESTMEATV1'S PROSECITION AGAINST THE PRIESTS. The inquiry directed by government has terminated in at decison against Lord Westmeath. The particulars will be found in the followlngreport:- COLLNSTOWVN ADJOURNED PETTY SESSION11, OCTOBvn 7.-The case of the Marquess of Westmeath againot the Reverend Michael Coghlan, the Reverend E. E Carey, ...

... I'UBtLIG DINNEII 20 l'HE OJJIGiEl'.S VP T'HE FRENCH SQUlADReO. te EFSOOM OUBt REPORTIOlt.] r~et is PORTe MOUTH, OcToBL'it 13,-Last evening the grand iti e erstertatnniitft, Frep~ared by tihe inhabitantri of Portsmouth adS v ansd itd vicinity, to the ofticers ot the French squadron1 Ci te took pirce Slu the new exteusive astsemubly rooms, known s8 go ithe Qaesen's lloome, Porteea, when about ...

... n- DUTBLlN, OCT. 10, zerPR9M OUB OWN CO~nflnaownrneTQ~ of POLICIE SPY SYSTEM-CLOSE OF THiE INQUIRY. i5 The inquiry ordered by government respecting tbe con- of duct of tbe cnetahulairy at Shiorone district, inig's ir County, closed this day at half past one o'circk, having d, occupiedz eleven days. Sir William Lynnr, the 8tMpendiary e, rmagistrate a~t 6binronb, Wt3E siamined to-day, and deuied ...