... I LATEST FROM THE CONTINENT, on (B Y 3nXCTRIC TELBERAPIH.) le F RANCE. FnPARIS, Sr)nAmy. t The reduced import duties on grain, four, &c. I' originally decreed until Dec. 31, 1853, arc torcwaioI k in force until July 31, 1S84. Th e exporticiun of es potatoes and dry Yegetables is prohibited until Iy July 31, 1864. ic At the B]ourse yesterday the settlement proved in at favour of the sellers. At ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... CDC cl,'Ourt. of BALMORAL, SErT. 30. Prince Albert went yesterday to the Balloch- ly Bhuie deer forest. Her Majesty and the Princess Alice ac 15 comnpanied his Royal Highness. OcT. 1. Her Majesty and Prince Albert drove yesterday afternoon in in the open carriage towardo Castletown. in The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess of N~ent, Lady Augusta Brnce, the Hon. Mrs. Gordon, Sir ?? ...

... ; .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 ...

... HOW ARE TlIE PEOPLE TO BE EDUCATED? I 'flis is a question the answer to which becomes | dvtrc day morc ?? and more difficult. More te'sttrs, ?? the cllines and the sorrowss pro- duC d by the wvanlt of cducation become more and rnme v3lile. an~d are muore casily traced to their ir.ct sounrce; maore ditricult, because the various Veracttticl ,oIuutons whiuh are in the present day w with tin ...

... WaV. 27Tompgeo) .nkey's evidenoe, cosncltdelfrom the MOi1t- rng Chronfe of sept. 23.] The Chairman: Do you haeppen to know whether May ob- j eotions exist in the United States to the golden dollar, eitlier as regards the expense of circulation, or as regards the convenience of the pablic ?-I am not practically aw are of any inconvenience with regard to the expense; but I have heard objections ...

... ALLEGED MISCONDUCT AT THlE MIIARYLE- B ONE BA THS AND WASEHO USES. At the meeting of the Marylebone vestry on Saturday, Mr. N ICHroakY put a question to the commissioners of battts and wrabhhouses. A charge was brought by some mi;liral practitioners against Mr. Foote, the superin'en- j dent oif the baths and wvashhouses, of great cruelty, and re- Ifusing pa b ith to a fellow-creature, at a ...

... a - The Parmsa Gazette announces in its official part tthat Baron Ward, the English gentleman who ma- a nages that duchy, has been decorated with the Impe- 8 rial Constantinian Order of St. George. ROMB, SEPT. 24. s A gloom has been thrown over the middle classes of Rome by two deaths, resulting from the recent political arrests, which have been already commented a upon so fully. The first of ...