... OSBORNE, AuM. 26. This morning, being the birth-day of his Royal High0 Prince Albert, the band of the 23d Royal Welsh Fu~i performed a selection of music on the Terrace. Tho Queen and Prince drove round the grounds yeste afternoon. The Royal children also took their ujual es cise. AMessrs. Nicoll, of Regent-street, had the honour of j mitting for her Majesty's and his Royal Highness's in tion ...

... 1,&.YS ARRIVAL IN ~ O~ DUBLIN. OUSPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] [r0 DUBLIN, MoNDAY. ?? communication I mentioned that the 1° 10ydrncaei sight fromn the pier at )J qD about seven o'clock in the morning. . ft gtolyrhead barbour a little after three pel d as the wind, whieh had been so bois- the preceding days had now for some time llse o ean n as smooth as a mill-pond, and k 1s age across was ...

... TIM QLUESTION OF THE LAND TAX. Yesterday a meeting of the Commissioners of Land Tax for the county of Middlesex was held at the Sessions-house, on Clerkenwell-green, To receive a report from the com- mittee appointed at the last general meeting to confer with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the subject of the equa- lisation of the land tax throughout the kingdom, and to con- sider and' ...

... THE BARL OF STIRLING AND THE CANADIAN FISHERIES. To TO R EDITOR oF aE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIB-I observe in your American intelligence of this morning that a new element of dispute has sprung up in the American fisheries ; that the proprietorship of them is claimed by a person calling himself Earl of Stirling, who represents that they were conveyed to his ancestor by grant from Charles I., and ...

... LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN. The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of proprietors in this company was held at the Euston-square Station yester- day, Major-General Anson, M.P., chairman of the company, in the chair. There was a large attendance of proprietors. The notice convening the meeting having been read, and the minutes of the last half-yearly meeting confirmed, The CiOHIumbN rose to ...

... I MORXINGV CHROINUCLE OFFICE, WVednewday, 12, Noon. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. We are without any news from St. Petersburg to-day, and none is expected before Thursday evening next, when we shall have the despatches which left St. Petersburg on the Oth inst. A rumour has been current for some days past that we are not unlikely to have a ...

... ,JORNII ?? RHRONIGLE OFFICE. Saturday, Fin a.m. up-ESS FRO.M PARIS. rvilom OVR OWN CiRRESPONDFENT.] p PARIS,, FRIDAY. ,le counter-order sent by the Emperor relative , >icy to Dieppe extends only to Saturday ntpro ed that day his Majesty and the Empress ,Vll proceed to that seaport, as orders to that effect ?? bee Scut this evening to the directors of the Fiold, the Minister of State, having ...

... JIOL YBRAD HARBO UR OF REPUGE. . S ?? The harbour is formed by a breakwater to the northward, about 5,000 feet in length, leaving the ehorei in the form of a bent arm' outwards from! Soldier's' oiiit to the Platiters Buoy, ?? pier running out from the oppoeite 'shore on BSat Island, eutward, a distance of 2,000 feet. These two arms, enclosing annarea of .816 acres, three-quarters of a mile, ...

... LFROM OUR OWN CORPE;PONDENT.] MADRID, AUG. 5. It is stated in a Barcelona letter of the 31st ult., that on the previous day a telegraphic despatch was received there from the general in command of the province of Gerona, stating that he bad received information that Cabrera and three other Carlist chiefs were together at the frontier, undex the pre- text of taking baths; and rumours of Carliot ...

... BISHSOP BROUGHTON AND SYDNBY Cd TREDRAI,. To THai EDITOR OF THS MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-I have read in your paper of yesterday, with considerable interest, statements which prove that the idea of commemorating Bishop Broughton by the completion of that cathedral which he founded- a scheme which I had the honour to suggest in your columns as the best form of his English memo- rial-has met with ...

... IgJRESS FROM PARIS. SB 5UBIVARINE TELEGPAPH.] PARlIS, THuRSDAY. t11 Bouitq& '0iosing Prices :-Vour-and-a- ii pert 0,,tg. 103ff 1tC- Three per Cents., ?? Sbnres, 2,815f. CO UR CIRCULAR. OSBOBNE, AvavsT 25. ty and li9 Royal Highness Princc Albert, with ! ?? Mersdorff, atteeded by the Ron. Beatrice alon. A. Gordon, drove over to Black Gang I,,,t 'et rdaaero ha ri on a visit to her Majesty, ant ...

... CREXORNE GARDENS. Yesterday having been fixed upon for the benefit of Mr. biMP0oN, the spirited proprietor of this popular place of en- tertainment, a grand afternoon and evenirgperformance was of course given, in which not only thousual well-known performances of the varied and extensive company most unexpectedly and. by DOmoens disagrieenbY aver- siaied by several extra exhibitions, which ...