... - - - Li MdORNING OEHRONICL& OFFICE, e. Fri day, 12, Noon. AUSTRIA. IFROM OuV OWN OORRESPOkDENT.] VIENNA, SEPT. 26. D Notwithstanding the rapid fall in the English LI funds within the last few days, of which we have e been informed by the electric telegraph, and from 3 which it might be deduced that, in the opinion of the British public, the Oriental question has a assumed so threatening an ...

... VISIT OF- THS TrHE EMPEROR TO THE I NOATR OF FRANCB. l i . I I . . _ , . ,. * [FROM OUR OWN ORRESPONDE!IT.1 AMIENS, WiDiEsDAY. Previous to leaving Boulogiie to-day, the Emperor proceeded out of the harbour and went on board two small steam .gardes do picke , which: were lying in the roadwa short distance from the end of thd'pier. ' This was all that took place of the m~uch ialkedof review de ...

... - [FROM oua OWN CORB EPONDENT.] ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 20. For the last two days. much excitement has ex- isted amongst the Mercantile community here. On the 17th the intention, after eight days of consideration,'of the' Pacha' to prohibit for the pre sent the further' . exports ';ograin, was announced by Stefano Bey, the Minister: for Foreign Affairs, who had been sent down from Cairo for that pur ...

... 1FROM OtA OWN CORIIsPONDJSN'.J . ;I MADRID, SBPT. 24. General Narvaez is relieved from his. extraordi- nary mission to Vienna, and permitted Ito returii to Spain by the following I JisOYAL ORDER. Her Ma jesty being informed 'f th bad Eiats of, healtk in wh zh your ljAiidV w fwnd i younrelf; 4 Considering that whoo yoer Excellency exposed from I Bayonnie, by date of the 31st of January last, ...

... THE OVTERLAND MAIL. j .. _ [The following BPtpesieA o r y ,day*- By the arrival of the Overland Mail we have receivpd .files,,of: papers and, despatches fropm- Cal-. cuttatto the 20th Aug.; and Bornba; to thtd 30th.' ?? have also ?? our papers a correqpond- :;enee frow Bombay ofthe lBth.Atigust, which were despat~eh& bj the Fjormosa, and were taken to Suez ''by the'st~amei 'whieh' left C ...

... T1I1i UNITED STATES. ,-o United States mail steamn-ship Atlantic ' ac West, arrived in Liverpool yesterday morn , ?? New York, with lo-passengers, but n( LFFONL ou OUR OWN COnrtESPO' NDENT.] PHIILADEL'PH'IA, SEPT. 17. ?? proceedings of the Court of Bishops in thl of the Right Rev. Dr. Doane, Bishop of Nev Jerse', have at length 'terminated. The present 1cent against Bishop Doane has been ...

... .: APPOINTMENTS. Acting-master-William IV. Kiddle (mecond-masser, 1846), 'recently serving in the Firedj on the West Coast of Africa station, to the Cruizer screw'steam sloopi employed on par- tioular service. Second ?? Wsye(i850), ricesitly scrving in the Bloodliounil paddle-whieel steamn:viessel on the west &aset of Africa station, to the Victory 'dssg-ship, at Porttnmouth. gasters Assistant ...

... RAIL WA YS. NORTH METROPOLITAN. Yesterday afternoon the adjourned general meeting of the proprietors in the above undertaking was held at the offices of the company, 47, Parliamnent~street; Mr. MAiNs, the chairman, presiding. The CHAIRMIANs, in opening the proceedings, stated that this was the, third time the proprietors had been alted to. gether for what come thought might perhaps have been ...

... I 'Lt~ON O owN Cown RESPoNDsT.J VIENNA, SEPT. 25..- By an official telegraphic despatch, received here last night from Olmatz, we learn: that the whole 'of the'infantry corps decamped for parade at ten o'clock yesterday morning toawait the Emperor. The Prince of Prussia (who had arrived at the camp the previous after oOn) waspresent at!this iarade,' in the uniform of the Austrian regimnent ...

... : iMR. 4GADSTONE AT INVBRNESS. Mr. Gladstone arrived here shortly *after five, and was received at the Union Hotel by a deputation of Whe magis- trates and town council, wIo; accompanied him thence to the coifrt-hotse. The large building was crammed in every sormer, and among those present was a considerable number of ladies. Mr. Gladstone, on entering along with the Provost, was received with ...

... KAPPRARIA. 1FRaO .1 I .4M ' TOW? JOURNAL.] By recent intelligeeie from 1he coulitry beyond the Rei, jt appears that there'las been c6usiderable excitement oocr, sioned among the Kafirs by the death 9f Nonqano, the son of Kreli. Hle was about twelve years of age, his mo- ther beig Nomrinti, a daughter 9fl.he late Temboohie chief Vosani or Umtirars. The deceased youth was regarded as the heir ...

... AS7 INDJA f0USE, A quarterly general Court of Proprietor- yesterday ; Mr. Russell Ellice, chairrnt pers ii W14 The minutes of the preceding meet. ting weresd The CHA.IRAN said an hon. proprieto had that he intended to move That copies of all 6irep D Lfrtl~tttO4Meer'-kli tMoorad, which has take uTrE the Indian and Home Governments 'of a (at P ce bette the 27th of ]?ebruary, 1853, be laid bef ...