... PROGRAMMWE OF THE MEETINC. iTUESDAY, Si'TExBRE. 16. The FITZWILLIA3A STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 ede th olds to carry 7st 5ib; four, 8st Sib; five, 8st SI.; six, at' a-o 9st; mile andi a half. . nx rdaed, The CH}AMPAINrE STAKES of 50 sovseach, h ft, for twvo years olds; colt, 8st 71b- fillies, 8st Sb; the second horse to save his stae; fro&m th' [led blouse to the Ending-poet. Col; Ansan's ...

... THE M ORNING CII1RONICLE. LONDON: e SAT1URDAY, SBPTEMBER 13, 184.'5. We rejoice, with our contemporaries, that the QUISEN has safely returned from her German tour; though we should not rejoice the less if her MAJESTY had returned without paying her second f visit to the Chateau d'Eu. The time is not well chosen, so far as this country is concerned, for the interchange of these Royal courtesies ...

... BXpRESS FROM PARIS. The following appeared in a part only of our yestertday's in pression We have received the Paris journals of Wednes- day by our ordinary express. Accounts b, express from Bayonne of the 8th state that the Duke and Duchess de Nemours and the Duke ?? had returned to that town in good health, and highly satisfied with the reception given them, not only at Pampeluna, but along ...

... UN) VEmlV)T COLLEGE LONDON. The following appointments have been made by the council during the vacation:- To the Professorship of English Language and Litera- ture-Mr. Tom Taylor, A. Al., fellow of Trinity College Cambridgc, in the pi'ae of Dr. R. G. Lathant, who resigned the chair at the termination of the last session, In order to devote himirselftmore exclusively to his professional ...

... t.RELANID. fl)LBLIN, SEPT. 317. try0oM ott CORRESPON'DENT..I TVfl MXA.UI'STJIACy. jdrecdon of the Lord CIancellor, a supersedea.s was r~lsr forwarded to Robert Caldwell, Esq., who has ,liloved iromn thecommission of thle lleace for the * 11t cf ertanttla b, at his OwVn reqest. 'N . xelnent has yet been made in regard to Lord - n.;,e rmd the ?? Orange nagistrates who at- te the Lisbd.rl ...

... APPALLING ACCIDENT.-SEVEN MEN SUFrOCATED. ROYAiL ArnSENAL, Woonwecee, SEPx. 17.-One of the most frigltful accidents that has ever occurred happened this morning in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich. A few minutes before ten o'clock a loud explosion was heard in the Laboratory Department, at a building known as No. I l Breaking up Shed. Assistance was immediately at hand, the men rushing from ...

... P-%ESCRIBIWGD.RTGGISTS: _, , Work on My rrssiciae, waork ! ius creduloss fools are caught. = SnvrlaspEaro. TO TEL EtDITOR OF alLOYDS WEaLKLx EtEWSPAPEat. Srn,-WlYivevc-uthe ?? druggist ventures into the arena of discussion upon thlsasubject of quackery, he is almost certain to resort, as a-point of vast importance, to that hackneyed arguanent afkto being an-intolerable hard- ship to force the ...

... WEE:KLY SUMMARY OF MARZ- TZME CASUALTZE ?? n, 6 The Cleadois, Dobinson- took the ground off Lowestoft, September 17th, but was assisted off, making water- The Cherub, Gray, fronm Sunderland for London, sunk oil Great Yarmouth, Septeriber 17th.-A soat Marked R. Avant, Quarry, Dartmouth, has been picked up off Ply- ?? Ajax, Thompson, of and for Portsmouth, from Kertch, was otl shore on the ...

... LISBON, SEPTEtMER 1. [FROM OUIR CORRtESPONDENT.1 The farce of the elections in this country has been fol- lowed by a burletta entertainment in Oporto-a banquet to Senhor Jose Cabral, in honour of his late successful elec-t toral measures. The little drawbacks to that success-I such as the murder of her Majesty's lieges in Porto Mar, c the letting loose of the army on the Liberals in the pro- ...

... 1'UJ?EY. CONSTANTINOPLE, A'GL'ST 13. [PROM OUR t1 COREMSPONDEsT]. Eveuts ii porttnt and surprisilg I have in this letter to bring to your knowledge. There has been a sudden break Up in the Turlili iabinet as sulddie aud unexpected, fromn all accounts, to tile cabinet, as it was to the public. No whisper had reached tile ministry of their impending tall wleu, oil the eveniing of the t, ib, ...

... I1 RELA ND. DUBLIN, SEP'T. 24. (pRONt OUR CORRESPONDENT.j TIftE MARQUESS OF DOWNSIIIlE. No supersedeas yet for Lord Downshire, or tile mag-is- tirates wrlio attended thle Ora)ge demunstration nt Lisburn. But the Dablia Gla.Xette of last u'it colntainls the al- nouticetiaut of the appointment of the noble nsarquess to the colonelt'y of the Soi thb l)awallire Militia, iu ite roomu of his father ...

... A1for,,igly cilronicle OFfee, Half-past Five. | IVe have received the Paris journals of Wednes- hs% by our ordinary express. ktcintq bli express frolt Bayonne of the 8th ;zdte that tile buke nnd Duchess de Nemours and th~e hae 'Atimtale had returned to that town in lth, and hiagl'' suitisfied with the reception ?? tdinm not only at Panlpehina, but along the ' iole o t heiir.jftrfleyinSpain. ...