... Mllorning C(hronicle Office, Quarter past Six. I tt 'UNITED STATES. it Ire (EXPRESS FROM LIVERPO OL.) ,W LTVZIIPOOL, MONDAY ExEaNING.-The ship Patrick e I Henry, Captain Delano, arrived here this afternoon from New York. She sailed on the 7th, and brings adviceo three days later than the previous arrival, having performed thie of run in a few hours more than twenty days. a- The dates from Rio ...

... THE O:RNINrG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1844. The magnificent scene presented by the metropo- lis yesterday, claims more attention and suggests more matter for reflection than courtly or civic celebrations usually do. The peaceful and decorous assemblage of such vast multitudes, preserving order, as it seemed, from a kind of instinct, and giving way to no excitement but that of ...

... TRAGICAL EVENT.-DOUBLE SUICiDE.I [FROM THrE XILMARNlOCIL UEIALD,] t Yesterday (Thursdal) morning, conedderable intecrest was A excitedhn the district bythediscovery of the self-deetruction, under somewhat singular and striking circumstances, of r two persons, to all appearance of the rank of lady aind gen- tlemazn, who had been residing for several days in one of the inns in Kilmnarnock. f On ...

... I enterd thoe City precisely at three quarters paBt eluven. The gr. und along this part of the line, from Charing-cross. wvaekept by R detacliment of the LU'S Guardq, and a strong bedy of the metropolitan police, by the leitter of whom every failioy was afforded, and whose civility, not only to thPe wholott eded Afr the press, but to the publio generally, we fesalbQbjd to antice. TEMPLE BAR. ...

... n HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO THE CITY. es BUCKINGHAM PALACE. le Ifer Majesty's visit to the City yesterday, and the com- te pliment she pa d to the cerporation in presiding on the etopening of the Royal Exchange, was taken advantage of by her subjects resident at the west end of London, for the Stpurpose of testifying their loyalty and their love to the Queen herself. To the inhabitauts of Pimlion ...

... 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 ...

... MADRID, OCT. 22. FPROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] a The manifesto, or address, of Espartero to the Spanish I nation has produced a great senesation here,eoming as it did t just at the moment when the govern ment has announced Its I intention of destroying the constitution of the country, and setting up a mutilated abortion of its own instead-an abor- 1 tion repudiated, in fact, by the most ...

... ?en DUBLINf, OCTOBER 28. DL,[aO.M OUR OWNt COtREBPOtNDENT.] .iid SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE EARL OF BES- act BOROUGH. ~ib. 'l'h Earl of Besborough, a nobleman respected -in the d.; highest degree by all parities, and beloved by bis numerous es8, and happy Tenantry, amongst whom be hag been for some rid tintiareeifl'ing, metiwith a erious acoident on Saturdey lash. 'es, The partijulars are given ...

... The following appeared in a Second Edition of the Morning Chronile of yesterday:- LTVERPOOL, AIONDAT EVENING.-The ship Patrick Henry, Captain Delano, arrived here this afternoon from New York. She sailed on the 7:h, and brings advices three days later than the previous arrival, having performed the run in a few hours more than twenty daya. The dates from Rio Janeiro are two days In advance of ...

... The following is the conclusien of Mr. Webater's speech, at a general meeting of the Whigs of Philadelphia, on October 2d:- The government of Pennsylvania has eought, by varl. ous means, and some of them at great sacrifices, to cherish these great interests of Pennsylvania. To assist in the tdevelopment of her resources, the government el Pennsyl- tvania has contrasted a great debt tor the ...

... T'URKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT, 9. [FRaCw OTJRt oWffN CORRESPONDENT.1 A enw posts back I liformed you that 9ir S. Canning ha>d addressed a note to the Porte, objecting to some altern- tions which had been made in the quarantine eCta- blishment. Nothing definitive, however, has yet been determined on between the Turkish government and the representatives of the foreign powers. Though the affair ...

... LONDON- Wl3DNESDA Y, OCTOIBSR S0, 18&4, The Lea que liewvpaper quotes onr remarks ol allotments, and upOln the letting of them at prices unreasonably above the common average of rent tin the neighbourhood, in what we think an nufais' and rancorous spirit. We are no champions of the allotment system. We have never recommended it as a panacea, but on the contrary as a partial al- leviation of ...