... MELA ND. DUJBLIN, SATURDAY MORNING. 1 [FitOM OUR OWN CORRtESPONDENT.] oF ENCUMBERED ESTATI5B.-There were ten adv rtised to be sold yesterday, one of which djtbtes Dreviously disposed of by private contract, ,,dbetOrlled or 'withdrawn, and seven perempto- t do id° b the Commissioners. Some of those pl s$ are freChold, subject to smart head rents otes aal fines, and the rates at which they sold ...

... a [FRO.1M OUR OWN COItRESoPUNDENT.] BE1LIN, Nov. 8.-His Serene Highness the Dule 5 Charles of Schleswig-Holstein-Souderbtnrg-Gliieki 5 burg has arrived at Berlin. The.VeWP'russaiem (;aes/tt says that the counsellor, Al. Pernice, is quite righ: to dispute the claims of the Duke of Augustcnbur; to the Danish succession, but that the Prince * 7 Gliicksburg has as little pretentsions as the for ...

... OC.PAN PENNY POSTAGE. To THY, EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siu-I should esteem it a favour if you would permit me, through the medium of your widely circulated and influential journal, to correct the erroneous impressions which many of its readers, and perhaps the majority of the public, enter- tain in reference to the proposition of an ocean penny postage, which is now attracting no ...

... ,N ?? A i BARMTAPLE. , ' e ?? Thnguie oiae, hi,.Mbe loteF Fenphdtedieprlsesit ttie01 tiiW bdrookb,1xs* een, ~ieinated am i Shet3W ibr Somersetahfre for' tbe eeuiung yeaN ?? 'We bivt baee` ttsked by severil petkdiu, vthy1bq order of the torn ouvicll, for peiuqns'and decoutfnS the **tno ol Queen Atune, beg not bban completed. WesUe , 'n t ina oidon to give a directaessiaer; but ...

... .AOONTERPORARY- PRESS. I l , - . S .1 _. . w . . n . . . . . - . . .. . . TrMES8;-Mr. Toulmie Smit6; tbe barrister who con. doctedithe case -againit the unhappy -woman who died not longsgO in-the, Oiiterroomn of the poliee-court at Birmingham', has published a ,few, ines, written to him by M.1koesuth' from ,olitbampt3Ptl In this short riote Mk.: Kossiith'informs hlm that.,be neveet kntew the ...

... MOURNING FOR THlE LATE ZING OF HANOViRz In the Supplement to the Londob'.Qeazette of Friday, November 21, the following notice app ied:_ COLLEGE OF ARMS.` Tar EARL MARSSHAL'S ORtDER-FG A GENMaAL Mro N Vse .oa HIs LATE XAJEsTY THE KING eF a4ovE Ti pursuance of her Majesty's commands, these are to give public notice, that upon the mnelancholy occasion of the death of His late AMeosty the King ...

... Arti-qu d.- e The French Government has ordered two war If steamers to be prepared at Brest for an expedition n- againsi the Moorish pirates. Co General d'Alphonee, commander-in-chief of the m state of siege oi the department of the Cher, has at issued an order closing fourteen cafes and public to houses at Bourges. y. Marrast has been struck with paralysis. it Amongst other lions who have ...

... r BRADFORD IRISH DEMOCRATIC ALLI. . ANCE. '3 _ I On Sunday the usual weekly meeting of this body I was held at the Neptune Inn, Bridge-street, Mr. .M. Moloney in the chair. The case of Mrs t iigley, better known as the widow of the rebel I captain of 'S8, was brought before the meeting. B She is at present in very low circumstances in the county Tipperary in Ireland, and Irish benevolence J ...

... On Wednesday evening last, a public meeting wvas held at the National School Room, in this city, for thle purpose of congratulation, in consequence of a resolution adopted by the tradesmen, of closing their shops at 8 in the evening. The chair was taken by Mr. Robert Pritcharld, thle postmnaster, %vho addressed tile parties assembled as follows :-Uentlemen, Iaving been called upon to OCCUpy ...

... IlE WORKING CLASS DEMOSTRAXON. 0, gonday the working classes of the metropo. bad the opportunity of expressing their sym. 13ty with the principles for which the chosen Fb5af the Magyar nation has contended. As we ° tstated Russell-square was Belected as the most bOO5 jeni &tc ?? whcich the members of the va- a¢rafLS should meet, and shortly before the oour appointed (eleven o'clock) each of ...

... || INCIDENTS IN NATURAL HISTORY_ A barbel, ten pounds weight, and of a brilliant gold colour, was caught In a lock Ia the Thames, adjoining Bascot, last week Mr. J. Rowson, farmer, of Laceby, near Grimsby, has had a ben whlch has iaid an egg every day for 29d days. It is a large black fowl, with white ears and red topping. The eggs are of a very fine sort. The Connecticut Couramt, of the 8th ...

... I ;rily. j ossuth passed his first night in England with the teant mayor of Southampton, at his house there. At eleven He o'clock on Friday morning week, he proceeded to the mnals private residence of the mayor, which is situated a short h ut, distance from the ancient city of Winchester. itI ,here was arranged that Kossuth should be accompanied to I e di- Winchester by several of his private ...