... .HE WAGES QUEST1Oi. We are enabled to. report'with some istisfactton thab tblet position of aflairs J.Manclkestek bhan talco aturn for the| better, and that there are now twe raikeo lees on, rike .bai there vere ast Saturday. This is tha result of a willingniesst on the part of-the operatives'to 'mitigiatp their demands, and! .ou the part of the ?? ds to otera rigtrdsaiie upon 'the terms ...

... DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION NEAR| TTHES STRAND. Yesterday morning, about half-past four o'clock, one of the most extensive fires-involving the loss of thousands of pounds worth of property, and the serious damage to many dwelling houses, broke out on the premises of Messrs. Saville sad Edwards, machine-printers, Chandos-street, Strand. These extensive. premises were situated at the back of the ...

... BALMORAL, S8PT. 30. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went yesterday to tie Balloch-Bhuie deer forest. Her Majesty and the PrilceS Alice accompanied ins Royal Highness. OCTOBza 1. Her Majesty and his Royal Higbness Prince Albert dro7; yesterday afternoon in the open carriage towards Castletico. The dinner party yesterday included her Royal Highaem the Duoheas of Kent, Lady Augueta Bruce, the ...

... RBSUL TS OF THE HAR EST. With tbe exception of some beans, and here asd 00 very Inte piece of wheat, the harvest may be considered concluded ' and from all the accoutmtrs wereceisea, to are as far from satiafactory as wasaanticipated. Every I.: who has thrasbed any wheat is disappointed with the even from crops -the appearance of which when sl, promised. well. The sheaves, however1 wereiseS ...

... i . XA TEMA'R MiNG. jr' our 4auimaI of. yestfirday we published the followtir paragraph, under the title of Mysterious Disppea Irance a Gentleman:- - On Eaturday grinted notices were put up it the severn police stitiois, ?? a very lberal retard for informatio relative toagentlemannamed ?? 'Holl, latel residing at No. 1, -John's-plaoe P road, Lambeti whose sudden' and una ountable ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1853. In the present condition of Europe, it is impes- sible not to watch with anxiety the comparative forces which may soon be arrayed against one ano- ther-in support of aggression, or in defence of law and justice. With respect to the immediate or secondary principals ia the quarrel, their strength has been carefully measured both by political and by military ...

... (FRIOM ?? OWN CORRESPPONDENT.] , ; '11 ?? ?? Sni'. ?? The-Baptist sects appear to be on the increase in sombe distriete. A convonticle has been established receatly at Leiguiti,. where a shoemaker froip '~eriia plays tahe. part of the bero ,of-Meyerbeer's Propiet~. A proos of M~eyerbeer'8 prophets or: prophecies-the report of Madame Lind Gold- sbbrnidt'5 retulrn' to the stage, is revived. ...

... TURKISH hATOFBANCB AND TUSCA4J TOLERATIO.Y. rFR'OM TOR EXA5INOI2] 4 There. ?? whiich menncan less patiently bhdrtf ~lthd i ;~ftild be thought deserving, than an acc4_ sation of trofiohary.. - is,,abhq~reiat, ,t rqeaIe. ~q the bfgb-sifldisllgene'rous. Th o1tiaw who recounts wlt~i exultation a thousaud,vyjnmes5 ?? o~iely ;will blushi to confess that he hins betrayed an accomplice, or deserted ...

... -,;MEXIW. Ii the Orpni-of the, 20t AiusAwe nd t~ie; 1ubjoined addres of . r, rededn ono gpreseig f his credottils to the Preeidit, and t replyoS . bi.Ewleml-y.,i . 4 endep ; 4 . ?? Withrgreat satisfaotion EIprttit ?? red rtiald as - ,YQY and linister-of tbe.Uni.Ilatea.pf .NortjhA Merica,,toX I. Fv,4yii yoour Exccllerey as, i 'the history and structure of the goyerniaent which I nav~e. i ?? ...

... I . , TJ ,R . . ?? I:A 0 ?? ,@XM.7116 . eocOITO.N .e ?? sanil os.tin, the 40mmhelson~ers appointed by the Board of fldalth to U sake i 'pecial'iiquiry Into the causes of the ?? hlifa't1en prevalent in that locality; hav reported the riilti td. 60 ?? oai, The reports, which woere Jalcti 1adpatately, have just beetz printed. Mr. Grainger inquires very minutely into the saani ;tary-Ooniditioti ...

... ; .I GYPT. ?? E[FROM OuV owN VoDAESPONDENT.1' ALE-XA1'A RI, 8SEPT. 20. Our last report was dated tho-10th init. On the '16ththe Minister for Foreign Affairs came. down from Cairo to communoate to the European eon- 81ls the intention of the Gavernment to prnhibit tile exportation of wheat, beano barley and Indian coin, from the date' ofthe28th' inst. theconsuls, after consulting with the ...

... ST. MARGARE7hS COLLEGE. TO THE EDITOR OF' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sfit-Will you permit ins, t hrough the medium of your widely circulated paper, to warn the public against au ad- ve rtisement under the assumed stame of this college ? An. advertisement headed '1 St. Margaret's College was cut out' of'a provincial piper and forwarded to me by an English. friend, ?? with the expression of his ...