... Morning Chronicle Office, Quarter to Four. I UN ITED SIATES. Liar. bog ?? (BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS.) era, d tit I llt- to it THE PR1ESIDENTS' Ar IM ESS A GE. Mr- He it a ?? OulR COURIEePONDFNT.] post fied LIVERrPOOL, TuESDAY NIGHT, to IIALO-PAST EMORT. of udy The New York packet ship Ashburtun, Captain ot Howland, entered thu- river at a late hour to-night, F'or the bringing New York papers ...

... THF. EmpERORns VISarT TO THE ANTELOPE.- The following is a translation from the RiM Jornzal do Comnmercio of the 6lclat with which the Antelopc steanmer (whose return from Brazilwe noticed lately) was received at that port .- i RIO DE JANElIRO, OCT. 31, If16.-The Antelope screw steamer, which arrived from Liverpool on the 18th instant, will return thither the day after to-morrov, touch- ing at ...

... To the Right Honi. LOI)D JOll' >tL v m| . IORD-It Is wi-h feelillng of rhep iT u r, sol-mn awe that I once more ?? you, tr tr ieil- recent reports frort Skibberee n, from (tlit rr, a: eetets of horrible sufferings among the InriAh pOr, ?? the worst anticipations of mry former letter, to voC'. - phip-. 1ow vou will be able to pl tifv ?? ler,, g*ovi-rntrsit to interfere to prevent the-e !-wee r, ...

... ./IL TA, 1l0:c. 1 (3 I the DISTrRInItXtON OF THlL MEDITER1t1 NEAN S4UA- DitoN.-At Listbron tihe lii eruir, 10)1, beuriryin tile hugt of Vice-Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart,, the commnr.ander- tl ire cief rind the 'iirloix wvar stearmer. On her way to 1o Lisbon fronm Mttlta the Amazon, 2. At Gibraltar, the aiti Virago watr stranrer. Oil her way trom Mailta to G3ibraltar I e ailI tile coast of ...

... PRESBNT STATE OF PARIS. The members of the Chamber and Tribunal of Commerce of the Seine, the Conseil des Prudbomnmev, and forty electors, chosen by them, met on Saturday, in the bail of x the Tribunial of Commerce at the Bourse, for the purpose of electbirz five members of the Chamber of Commerce, in place of Messrs. Bertrand, Duptrier, Icmon, Lanquetin, . and Peplti.Iehalleur, whose ...

... ?? ?? !I ?? M.I . -! !f'.1)101? lOl'FERF.zRAL, 3I.P . eel F Icy Posst esys :-The tollowing ~i the lit' tin' Tl'ri''ury Minute of the lst of D)~r, of jonres by Mr. It. More (J'Ferrall, 31'. IDublin, NoI 9 SG 5. .,von,1 lit firet cool in iiotter ot Putblic Or l~~o'i't latlng to thre rteprodutctive viotploy - 3',Un g cts, s, althiough the deci'ion ofI i 501Jii I 'litll concrlude~ belong'S ...

... POPULAR EDUCATION in the COUNTY I 7OF DE TON. I ?? To TIHE EDITOR OF TIM MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I am aware that it is a somewhat formidable thing n for a man to have anything to say, at the present time, ol a the education of the people; for he can hardly do so with- out being supposed to commit himself one way or the other, u and perhaps even to be entering thi lists of party rontlict. st ...

... DUBLIN, Dioc. -2,. IL V Filomt OUR C0RtAE8PO'\ DE-''T.1 NON-('tU'TIATTON OF THEl' LAND. - 1`1he followtino- mlemlorial to the -od-Letnn Was adopted at 'tile melfetingo of' thr' relief Comtti1ittee for thi upper hialf'-barony of LevIIN, coun1ty F io, on he 9thititant, ait the sugge'stion of' thle V'rv R1ev, the D~ean of Achonry, chairinati, In this doi- Y c('it en t a very alarinhiiig t'epro ...

... SPAIN'. ?? now rcgaided as at settle'd tii' sfca ',cnidt'sid its Heti led (It his Iace, that th'e o.trssI1 hol3 together ti~l liie Cortes mfeet, f ~r'ts iil the elcticins have bi en c'viued, and thle creghj of lir'lics shsten, by thle ?? of thle - 1,Jl and other officersi of the Cong-ress, The respite ~~tiwill be employed in trying to patch up thle rdfabric, and forminht sucth iS iiew ...

... T1he LONDON G3AZETTE o TUESDAY , Dec.Q m. 1 - DOWNXIXUG.PfIHrT, Drt. . Tue Queen baad been pleased to appoint George Grey, Eaq., to be Governior-in-Chief of and over the islands; of' New Zealatnd, aind Governor and ('omwander-in-Cliief Iin an l over each of the two separate provinces of New Ulster and New Muneter. Tier Malesty line further been pleased to appoinit Edward Johii E'yr~, Esq., ta ...

... Tho arrivals from A1gier8 are now very frequent.' We ii have received a further supply of Journals to the t0th in- elusively, but, like those which have reached us lby the two F precediilg mails, their contents are not of importance. The S lfonifeer Alqirctin, however, spenhks of the slhte of the - colony generally as tranquil, and of the situation of Abi- ?? as despernte. At the date of the ...

... et ra WOOLWiCII, DEc. 29.-The public generally are cog- nisant of the fact that the present practice range of the t, Royal Artillery in the Pluistead marshes is totally in- adequate to the wants of the service. (wing to te ;reat I- increase of steam navigation on the river, the Jiffi- i- culty of ensuring a clear range fo.e from danger has been vastly increased, and during the last of two ...