... I THE CONNAUGHT RAGERS. We (Evening my4) have been kindly favoured by Mr. Henry Grattan with copies of the two subjoined letters, which our readers will agree with us do honour to all con- corned. A word or two will explain their origin. A friend of Mr. H. Grattan (Sir Robert Newman), while lying Wounded on the field of battle, was murdered by some Rus- sians; who bayonetted him to death; ...

... REORGANIZATION OF THE CIVIL AND MILITARY DBPARTMENTS. To TEN EDITOR Or Till MORNING CHRONICLE. BIR-Bwefetring to a letter in The Morming ChrOsi&e of this morning, signed 1 RB. R R,,, I may be allowed to state that, if Lord John Rursell's opinion on the matter could be learned, I fear he ,Oold be found less grateful for the comn- 1munication itself than for the motives which prompted it. In ...

... ?? .. TiI C&BO;LCeCHURON. .'The' Bo , u CeOrnesopondence of the Usiver#4 is -to the 8d ihetant'. The :festiial: oi Grti~le Iwast celebrsted bunthe . 2d' witb.. great aolmiity This festival recals the memory of .one of. the grea stzcalatnities wlth Rohtie has been visited. On the 2d dv ]i'hbruary, 1708, a dreadful earthquake threw the inhabitante into the utmost consternation, and all wbre ...

... WINDSOR EL7iVORN. ded to les :en- rith and In.: In- ate Oa Sih her y. ly. ro. Iid ies I., '5 d. ir Dr Ini erf Ml co asE Isi .rd 12 le The nomination Of candidates fer the borough of Windsor, the representation of which recently became vaaunt by the resignation of Lord Charles Wellesley, took place yesterday morning. Although there were no fags and no music, the to excitement was as strong as ...

... THE MISSION OP THE PRESS. To Tin EDITOwR OF T MORNING: CHRONICLE. SIa-The letter bearing the signat'ars of . B, in your edition of to-day, induces me to trouble yon with the follow' ing queries. How has the Time, fulfilled the high mission of a free press, in vilifying the honourabl6, of the land and pandering to the low taste of an ignorant 'public? Why does the Times reckleesly pursue a ...

... NOR U A Y AND RUSSIA. ist .tl To TUS EDITOR or Tag MORMNIN CHRONICLE. SIR-The present war with Russia will not have been without its lesson if it has only served to disclose the great extent of the Russian navy and naval establishments. Few of us -had previously heard of those upon the east coast of r Asia, or the number and power of the Emperor's fleets in the Black Sea, the Baltie, and the ...

... i- 8i~ehe~n~p~r ~ad Co.rnnlfg were ha~nged 'bffthe etkutotl d 'tVreeiupsbuirg, Ky., Friday aftenou,~tV.4 ?? bad been, hard drinking, worhlss ion~ ndhad wives and children-the former a lare amlyan bthhad committed murder. They were -tredcovicedajdietenedduring the- November term At O11S wee stly~ oan d IUM tm o prepare, they a eut the. firat juat of- it in a shocking ma, nner. Short W isjib~id ...

... Last evening the anniversary festival in aid of the funds of this society was celebrated at the London Tavern, Mr. FnESUronslD, M.P., in the chair. After the usual loyal toasts, The CHAIRMaSN, in proposing the toast of the evening, said that the charity was one of the oldest of the kind ia existence, and its object was to relieve aged and decayed merchants, bankers, professional men, master ...

... I The ninth annual report of the Board of Supervision for the Relief of the Poor in Scotland has just been printed. We present the following abstract:- Mr Mackenzie, a member of the board, has conducted a special inquiry in Dingwall in reference to allegations which were made to us as to the condition of certain paupers; and from his report the Board derived the assistance which they ...

... Advices from Alexandtia of the 5th inst. state that the railway between Alexandria and Cairo, a distance of 130 miles, is now complete, with the exception of three bridges I on the two branches of the Nile and the Delta Canal. The communication between the two towns may be kept up by the line of railroad by crossing the river in boats, but it will not be available for traffic and passengers ...

... ,91 ? . e?. , - I . -! 1.0 5,4,70f, ?11 ?, 0--j', lusspLL-T -I'THE FUTURF, [If, l, , : . , I ff ' -? I, I , ---l 4.;! 1 t ? 1. 11 . I I It OF THE DALL' %x ?? $ad that your ?? With remkarkd and leftrs in vindication of ?? tion of a nobleman whoia ssailed iaome-etropolita1U aud provincial 'ournals in termss totally umeritd by tloe noble lord'a antecedents. -8ueyan-t admiu tei ?? dg ...

... qw SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET--THE TRUSSING SYSTEM . . TO THE EDITOR OF MYKE FREEOAU. 4, Eiay Miarket, Feb. 4, 1855. Sri-In amking a la it ic not the will df the law makers tfat should be alone consulted, and that principle is just as applicable to the regulations of a market as it is to the juris- prudence of an empire. ' It may fairly be applied to the case of the bye laws recently maide by our ...