... MO(LDAVIA AND ITS PEOPLE. The following particulars concerning the present character of the people and towns of Moldavia wjill not be unacceptable. They are from the pen of ari American traveller, and were originally addressed to the New York Daily Times: . IBRAILA, 'MAY 7. After leaving Tulteha, we arrived at Gatatz on the same evening, in fifty-six hours from Constantinople. From TuItcha ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Thursday, Fire a.m. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEXTj PARTS, IVWDNESDAT. The Constitutieoistnel doubts the correctness Of the news from Vienna, which states that the Ruissian armyhad passed the Pruth, and adds, but hoiyever that may be, that which we can affirm is, that it appears more and more certain that Tarkey will limit herself to a protest against that movement oi ...

... THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY AND THE X * CHURCH COMMISSIONERS, I1 The imipnfarlnt ml lln th vin n iho fl, ?? Or - 4 The unscriptural constitution of the Church of eve: England and the worldly spirit of its dignitaries have ter long been matters of public scandal. it is an outrage r on Christianity to associate with its name-if there zea. be truth at all in its doctrines-the hypocrisies and pro t ...

... DAWLISH. thei NAnnow ESCAPE.-On Tuesday last a little boy named Walters, son of M1r. Walters, painter, fell into the sea on the outside of the Jetty, and would have been drowned I had not his father, who happened to see the aoeident, jumped a le in after him. Both were in the water a considerable time, stat when a boat arrived just in time to save them from drowning. ord, Ricc BEGGARs.-Sarah ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTE. | IAN CHURCH IN AlIERICA. A ctoiiauslkoaili7a't of the 8coltish Gllaldimlo for'Wai'ds to thaltjoe nll , u ndcr date tie O th instant, ain interest - iitog sumnanry of tile pro'ceetlitl-s at the General Assein. blic's of the Old aId INc School branchbes of' the IPlosbytetian Chi rob ill the lnit ted Staos by whicit we learln that al-top~iL which called fiotlt ...

... L ONDOY!, WEDNESD2 Y JUNE29 . BotII houses sat yesterday..-.., . In the HOUSE of LORDSthe JTuvenile Mendioancy (No. 2) Bill was read a hecond time, after a prtest from Lord MONTE4GLE. The Churil BEuildiig Acts .mendment Bill 'as rad a second . time, on .the.hnderstandi ng..thal the discussion upon it should be taken in committee. -Their lordshipss}.iortly afthrwaids adjouiedii In the HO;:sP of ...

... .. I . . - - 1 _ .r . ?? Walls Court farm lies about four miles from the town of Bristol, and consists of 560 acres, of which there are 110 arable; the rest are kept in meadow and pasture. Part of the farm is retentive, resting upon lias limestone- part is friable, resting on the new red sandstone. The rent, including rates, the per centage for draining, and per centage upon the permanent ...

... TI)nrwn Tnx- ai la--rs LosenoNc, TurSDAY DIoUsNIsG. |o0 lord LYNnrtUtST, who is yet unrivalled as a lawyer, I SP pronounced, last night, a very strong condemnation upon we Count Ncs.sEr,aoWD'S letter in reference to the negotia- ga tions between Russia and the Porte. His severest sh censure was that it is illogical, All his hard words may th be passed by; but the other one will make some imn ...

... LIN?;UIST?4 ?x un: A1?My. O n more thani on~e nrau*~on 'xc lsaste emidearored7 to> imr- press uponl thle re~pecrted 31ntei 'i1 the Britt i an w rhov ~z gmat~ fi imp~sorta;nce of extenldilg rhoe range ef acut9tirem~ea&t. .M' tS* to includlfe ill eachS regimrenit otliiers p's>nseisg aer~r varha v it' kn:owNledge,, e:dcuhtilled: Li I Cliflltei t5.ood laetana h ai airt oeigaX epa.l flattenss. \Ves ...

... T LA L.S~ T Ni'VV ?BY ELEcTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Lost-ins, V wy ?st .t Er 2?tN(t. (From sAc CAMden (?iThniiicfl'ioI DCi& list.) On Monday the Cmii itmrktt W.iS steady, with a slight ad- vance in choice titid toreiga desen1cbmc since which, a sad- den and titiespeeted dtuttttitd t;w France has caused an ad- vatice of 2s. 0 4s. peT* quarter. 'Whether the rise mar Tie in- *utesl to the untoward season, ...

... ADMINISTRATION OF THE POOR-LA W - IN IRLA-ND. The sixth annual reportifor the year ending March 31, 1853, of the commissioners for administering the laws for tie relief of the poor in Ireland, has been issued. The following are the most important passages Since the month of September, 1851, the number of persons receiving out-door relief in Ireland has been usually Ibetween 3,000 anid 4,000 ...

... THE LATB DEBAT9.-THE DUKE OF NRI'CASTLE AND COLOiYEL DUNIE. [FILOM THE HERALD.] TO THlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. Sir-I feel much regret at being obliged to request You to publish the enclosed correspondence, which has passed be- tween me and the Duke of Newcastle, but his grace's re- fusal to express any regret at having made a statement re- f'ecting on my brother, and which is utterly ...