... I CONFLAGRATIQAT AT TENEW CRtOSS di- One of the mlost fearful fires that ba8 ceurred in the ce neigbbourhood oS the metropolis for mnany years took place the at alate hour lestevenin~g, at the wocke attached to the the statlon of the buyer and Brighton Railway, at Newv-cross, ~ia ronulting in the destruction of property to an enormous zen amount., the principal buildings and works being ...

... VISIS T OF' THE KI N G OF THE FRE.NCH. WINDSOR, MWONDAY. The following personages joined the royal circle r at dinner yesterday :-Viscount Melbourne, Lord and Lady Beauvale, Mr. Anion, Sir James (Clark,g Lord John Russell, Lord Ellenborough, and Count w Lalancey d'Andenerde. pi The Queen had on her right, his Majesty Louis 01 Philippe, her Royal Highness the Duchess ot' Glou- al cester, and ...

... llforning Glironeeck Office, Quarter to sib. .S.ECOND EDITION. EXPR1tESS FROM1 PARIS. nue mur heParis leapers of Sunday, wvhichl we have re- th, ceivedl by our ordinary express, t ontinue to he filled ast, with details of the fling's visit to England, and 3Dtendless discusedions ond the policy of the step taken are by his Majesty. Thle opposition papers have failed th in getting up a popular ...

... T HE MlORNINf\G cHR~O.NtcLE.th, L O ND O N: TUESD4 Y. OCTOBEgR 15. 1844.I It wvill he seen bJy our report that his Majesty the King of the l aiecs{, instead of embarking at P)ortsmlouthl on board the steam fleet that awvaitedl hlim, returnled to Londonl by a special tratin, for the purpose of proceeding to Franc e by Dover. Strange to sy, a few minutes after notice of his comn~hg,l and of his ...

... illBLAND. - DUBLIR, OCT. 13.| -rPROM OUR OWN CORRBsPONDENT.] .NEW LAVW APPOINTMENTS. The .Ewring Pocket (governmoent organ) of IBet night - coutains the following:- - As the Lord Chancellor end moet of the judge6 are iii twit ls probable that the appoiutments to the new ofllce .efteRegistrationt of Judgmer~ts, ircc, will be made in a leib days. It ie belteved In the beet informtd tfroles thst ...

... LATER FROM AMERICA. LxvEXPOOi, MONDAY MOscNnwr.-ThO fthit- stailing ship Lea, Captainl Edwards, arrived at our port this morning from Newv York, whence she Bailed on the 26th ultimo, bringing nine days' later intelligence from the United States. The rumours of an intended invasion of Texas by 10,000 Mexicans is in a great degree confirmed by this arrival; the troops wvere actually on their ...

... THE ALL OTMENT SYSTEM. I TRETING AT BINGLEY. I I~gAT As'x- -- nursuancaofo public J2Wtice flNIreuiY, SATURD^Y '£r s nds, andsujsporters htBiugley Cricket Club, dinled together yesterdi5y vev fr, e ianto the Od perl~5-ais , on ogniey.tatseautne rceiAbve twele monthsoego Mrn. berrzi fintre odues ther 'at tc~e inueten lltmet, the prpryorent Walker Ferrnd s, - iIO f r Whic B,- 1eroriand, to.9peron ...

... DEPART URE O F THE KINlG OF TCHE FRENCH.| W ee were enabled to announce yesterday. in an ,early third edition, the safe arrivals of his Maljesty the King of the French at Dover, and his intended departure for Calais at eleven o'clock. W~e now give the following detailed particulars from our own ! correspondent: !Dovunl, TU]SSDAY.-AboUt six o'clock this morn- ing the town of Dover, ...

... COUIRT CIltCULAR. WIN DSOR, TUESDAY. Yesterdayv afternoon thze weatber sottlintuing unisavomt 4l)'5 the royail fdtnily were prevented from taking their usl51a Thide morning their Royal Highoesses tbe Prince of W~ales, the Prinlcas Royal, and the Prnncess Alice, accompanted by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, werel taken an dkirin iD a pony carriage, preceded by outriders. The royal party re- tu-ned ...

... UM-TI D STATES. EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL. More p~y NIClTe.-By the arrival of the Boston- and Halifax Ieatener Britannia, Captain Hewitt, at - ten o'elock this evening, vwith dates from Now York] to the 30th ult., Boston the 1st, and Halifax the 3d inst., wse have receivedi oar usual files of newsipapers, aud the followving letter from our correspondent: *PHILADELPHi~A, 6snpr. 80. 0 [YitOM OURt ...

... THE MUORNINGS CHRONICLE. LONDON: WISD.ES~DAY. OCTOBRDR 16, 18i4. We publ)ish in another part of our paper a letter, written by M~r. O'CoNssLa from Derrynane, and addressed to the Repeal Association. It commu- I nicates to that zealous body the intelligence that the f Liberator at present feels a preference for thel Federative system. Hie feels a preference for it,c as tending more to the ...

... I Morning Cihronicle Office, Quarter pest 11.| EXPRESS FROM PARIS. b . -- c W Ve have received the Paris papers of Moniday by e our ordinary express. The strange attack made by the French officers in i Tahiti upon Lieutenant Rose isi hardly noticed in Ithe Paris papers-an indirect hut not a doubtful proof that they are apprehensive that the conduct of th Frnhe oFrereh nlcr tin caise wnse wnot ...