... LONDON, Saturday Morning, Oct. 25, 1845. As we have shown by our extracts in another part of to-day's paper, the news from India by the arrival announced yesterday is not, if we except the condition of Lahore, of much political import. ance. We perceive, however, that Mr R. Mont. gomery Martin has arrived at Bombay from China having provisionally relinquished the Treasurer-' ship of Hong-Kong, ...

... The following is a copy of an interesting letter received from New Ztnland Wellington, April 14, 1845. I cannot describe, or rather express, how desirous I am to have a letter from you; the last that I bad from you was, I think, about eighteen months ago, and it Is about two years and a half since I had one fiom James, so that I am afraid that we shall be quite forgotten. As this is, I ...

... RAIL WAYS. I TANCHESTER AND BIRMINGHAM CONTINUA- TION AND WELSH JUNCTION. AnmnYSTWITfl, 1ATUaDAY.-A numerous meeting of the inhabitants of this twa and its neighbourhood took place on Thursday, at the towvn-.al1, to receive a deputa- tion from the above Railway Cornpan5y Pra vious to this, however, a special meeti;, of the trustees of the harbour of Aberystwith was held in the came place to ...

... 7'11-' MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDA Y, OCTOBER 28, 1845. Louis PHILIPPE has certainly the great art, or the govd fortune, to keep in increasing vigour, activity, and ardour, that military spirit which never yet flagged amongst his countrymen. Each year of his reign, at least since the moment of his com- plete triumph over domestic factions, has been marked by its panic, its affront, its ...

... LOSS OFi rIB LATE I DPPTy c $to cotlflni has lately been visited by oine Imostat, protracted stormas ever remembered -'-iTroll *it tibi early period of the season. The addb inleavy fall of rain, by which aitr ~ t in c tibutry tt'iliis, were completely ?? ~si a~er he ainbadto all appearance spent tuewin bgantoblow with tremendous dr-eiiand raisediloubya of'rhm ly0 our eldest citizenss ever re- ...

... THE MIfDLAND RAILWA ACCIDENT. FURTHER PARTICULARS. [PROM OUR REPORTER. LEEDS, TuESDAY.-The train consisted of several carriages, the greater part of which were proceeding to York,, and the remainder, including two first-class car- riages and a second-class carriage, contained passengers to Leeds. In a short time the assistant engine was despatched from MasbrouOgh; but the train having ...

... NOBTH LOASDALE AGRICULTURIAL ASSOCIATION. with lbpro, The annual meeting of this extensive and flourishing hares society wais held' at Ulverston, on Itiednesday. The show 'woes good, especially the pigs and the horned cattle. About 140 gentlemen Eat down to dinner, soon after three ARlK o'clock, at the Assembly Rooms. Thle Right Hlonourable rs of Earl of Burlington Occupied thle chair, su ...

... General -Mcetilng of the Ancient and I Independent Order of Odd Fellows, I On Mjonday evening last, a special general mreating of delegates from varinsos lodgies of tile aslhve ancient order, tookc place at the Hioc-ltn-the-Wall T tvern, Flect stroet. The room wos crowded to excess by ?? brethren from all parts of the country, and mermbers from the metrooolitanl lodges. P.G.P.L.M F. Wool, was ...

... ,jT SE U |ATHENEUM 1 . I Iz the Ka Fb etel ynight the mmc18te 05 *5 555 7-ee gRT nltrai ac thi third annual seireea ?? hltoa7 -.estireer. The attsendance, as on pro- seas very large, the vast hall, capable, it id ~omssd~t 3 abel in a sitting posture, id ~ oof in. everY part by well-dressed ladies 5hits ?? IGreat dioapporntmsot was felt at the tde:' ;aul e of Nr. Charle s Dickens, and the non- ...

... GERMA NY. + toters from vaious parts of Germany speak of a rllcial risis as inevitable, and state that several failures to s large rmaount are expected. At Leipsic some failures WOe uiready been announced, but the amount is not Ie learn fro, Leipsic, Oct. 15, that the ministerial ac- ,,,It of tile events of the 12th of August has created great rrtotlouand that a memornialts getting up for ...

... THE MIORNINVG CH RONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 184. Every overland mail that now arrives from the East, may be said to bring along with it additional proofs of the haste and want of judgment with which the peace with China was patched up. The towns on the coast selected to be consular ports have in most cases proved of no value. Canton is rendered a highly disagreeable residence by ...

... * -ODS AID ENDS. ?? members of thc above rilS osOF hP ther at the Rem Inn, Smitbfield, on pOietY ited t Apnmirrus companyassembled. T. oednegloar a' presided, and I. Blandford, Esq., was ksiceprcs55r - It is announced in talk on ft f F 'ie~r Mtajesty purposeS visiting Liverpool Wnne have mode inquiry, and belive that j laeatiell Of course, much depends I:c i 'g b~tiP 0t i9, nder all ...