... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | EXTRAORDINAitY rROCBBDINGS AT I CHRleST'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayor elect, several of the aldermen and the common-council, governors, and c, the city officers, proceeded in their carriages to Christ's pa Hospital, for the purpose of holding a court of all the royal no vs hospitals, to receive a corrected list of the governors of the Si, hospitals, to be confirmed ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1845. We adverted a lew days ago to the pro- bability that Spain will at least endeavour to extend and carry out her prohibitive system, notwithstanding the promised modifications in her ?? a contrary sense. As liong as we import sherries, however, the good people of Gibraltar will continue to pay for them in some other mode than coin, ...

... MADRID, Ocr. 15. PFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.J The prevalent idea respecting the marriage question at the present moment, is that the French government is working to bring about the double marriage of the IQueen with Count Trapani, and the Infanta with the Duke of Montpensler, and that the prevailing Influences here are in favour of, or at least certainly not opposed to those arrange- ments. The ...

... VAILWIVAYS. SOUTHAMPTON, PETERSFIELD AND LONDON, DIRECT. (BY EXPRESS.) [PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] A public meeting of the inhabitants of Southampton, favourable to thisscheme, took place yesterday in the Guildhall of the town. Shortly after the appointed hour the hall was crowded, and the proceedings commenced; Mr. Thomas Grifflths, the mayor of the borough, being called to the chair. The ...

... We have received a file of South Australian papers, from which the following are extracts:- CAPTAIN STURTS EXPEDITION. Much anxiety is now beginning to be felt about Cap- tain Sturt and his party, who have now been out on their expedition northward upwards of ten months. This anxiety has been greatly increased by the arrival of a despatch from Mr. Nation, of Moorunde, to the Colo- nial ...

... PUBLIC DINNER to MR. HUDSON, M.P., AT S UNDERLA ND). [FRO,,t OUR REroRTER.] aret SUNDRRLANt5, WrEDNESDAY, OCT. - 22.-Yesterday from evening a public dinner, in honolur of Mr. HudSon'S return advo for this borough, took place in the Polytechnic-hall, Faw- will cctt-street, which had been fitted uip and decorated for thewl purpose. The walls were covered with banners used at the two election, ...

... LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. The following two letters were posted in the . Underwriters' Room this day, to the secretary of which establishment, Thomas Court, Esq., a gentle- man who possesse the best sources of information . from all quarters, we are indebted for copies:- f Bu13OS ATBEs, A. U. 18.-Two hundred marines have I landed at Monte Video. Several English and French vessels have gone up the ...

... RAILWAY COMMUNICATION FOR NOTTINGHAM. MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL [PROMI OUR REPORTER.] Yesterday a special meeting of the Nottingham council wivs held li the Guildhall, for the purpose of taking into consideration the most advantageous railway communioC- timn for the town of Nottinghatm, and also for the sale of land on Burton L!y&. Mr- All .rtaln CULLEN ?? is placed, with ,.gard to railway ...

... PROTEST OF THE BRITISH SUBJECTS IN MO0YTE VIDEO, AND THE REPLY OF JIR. TURNER, ITS CHARGE YAMFFIRES. MONTE VIDEo,AUorST 23. SIR-The undersigned, subjectsof her Britanuic Majesty, residing in Monte Video, and occupying or owning bhcum or warehouses thenein, respectiull call your attention to 5 decree of this government con soating the real and Pet. sonal property of all absentees (natives or ...

... . OPERG of the DUTCH CIJAMBBERS. THE HAGtUE, OoT. 20.-This day, at one o'clock, his Majesty the King left the palace, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the Princes and a bril- liant staff. A salute of artillery announced his Majesty's departure. He was received with every mark of respect and affection by the multitude ool- -lected on the way. On arriving at the palace of the Stastes ...