... THE DJRlIMSH ASSOCIATION AT DUUBLIZ. The Freeman's Journal sayse:- Early next Nweek the British Association wrill opoil its twenty-s~eventh annual mecting inthe city ofDubolin. The local committee charged with the arrangemnents for the roception of the distinguished visitors on this interesting occasion hove, for sense time psast, boon indefatigable in adopting such measures as will renderd ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [iLyO ?? OWN CORRESPONDrNT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EvENING. The postoffice to-day being so unhandsome as to close at twelve o'clock, I send you this letter by express. The fete of to-day was deprived of two elements, which, however desirable, can never be set down with any certainty itn the programme- sanshine and a clear blue sky. The cloudiness of the atmosphere was no bar to ...

... THE EMPEROKRS FETE DAY. I . . . - [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPOWRNT.] PARIS, SATURDAY NIGHrT. The great festive event of the Parisian year, the celebration of the Fete Napoleon,. took place this day with donsiderable magnificence aid public eclat. At six o'clock in. the morning salvoes of artillery fired by the cannon of the Hotel des Invalides announced the commencemhent of the national festival ...

... ! TT V N.IGE FLUTMST INTELLIGENCE PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING. The general opinion is that matters were getting worse ii-India. The Debats, however, maintains that General Barnard has deserved well of his country by resisting all the attempts of the enemy; and that to await the capture of. Delhi frombhis small force is almost an injustice. One remark of our contemporary is very practicaL He asks, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAME -t I 0 _ N r HOUSE 09 LORD$.-.sMonday. The royal assent was given by commission to eeveral Publica ,I bills. Numerous bills were forwarded a stage, and their loplval, adjourned. rdsh, HOUSE OF COMMONS.-onda Lord JorEN tussnm, brought up the report of the Select appointed to consider the Act of Wm. IV., 8 and 6, chap c2i ;0ouLlte oaths taken by members of Parliament. The ...

... A IRA YER MEETINUG OR INDIJ. A meeting of an extraordinary character was held on Monday evening at Bristol, when several thousand per- sons of all grades in society and of various religios denomi- nations assembled in the great masic saloon of the Victoria rooms, in that eity for the purpose of joining in united prayer for Britilh India. The meeting was convened by some spinisters and laymen, ...

... THe WEATHERX J.YD THE CROPS CUmBERLAND. - Our Gosforth correspondent) writing yesterday, says: The harvest in this neighbour- hood has commenced, and crops of all kinds are remarkably heavy, the grain being ?? well fed in the ear. The first public hiring of reapers took place at Calderbridge this morning, and the demand was exceedingly brisk. Last week crops made such rapid progress that ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNLNG CHRONICLE. SIR-I beg to inolose you a market report for this week, and to bring under the notice of the public, through your widelyeiroulated journal, the fact that their efforts to bring about a reduction in this (almost) necessary of life, have been crowned with success. Gaued raw (or moist) sugar should now be retailed at 5d. per lb., and fine qua- lity for 6d., ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Major EDWARDS took the oaths and his seat for Be- ,vrley. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Baroness Wiudeis'a Estate Bill was read ja third time and passed; Duke of Bridgewater's Estate Bit was read a third ihinie-'id passell.' P.APER DUTY. Mr. AYRTON presented a petition from the Assoola tin for Promoting the Repeal of the ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 19. - APPOINTMENTS., Captain W. loorsom (1851), to the Diadem, 32, screw stealm ship, comnmissioned at Portsmouth. Chaplain and Naval Instructor the Rev. A. Le Brocq (1853), to be chaplain of the Pylades, 21, screw steam cor- vette, at Spithead, vice Stratton, resigned. Assistant-Paymaster 3. Moore (1853), to the Ganges, 84, at Sheerness. Clerks-E. W. ...

... TIW TURKISH YDIFFICULT pmNCE VOGORIDES AND LORD DE REDCLIFFE. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [FRCM OUR OWN CORRESPONDkNT.] PARIS, THURSDAY EVSNING. The Turkish difficulty, it is said to-day in certain quarters, is not settled but postponed. Austria has consented thmt the late elections inr Moflavia should be quashed, but with a firm deter- nlu~ution to use every legal means that the newt elentious ...

... To im EDITOR or THm MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The very unexpected verdict given upon the trial of this cause at the Croydon assizes on the 11th instant has been a source of great annoyance to the plaintiffs, the wore especially since had not the evidence given by the de- fendant taken them entirely by surprise, they were in a position by most conclusive and corroborative evidence to have ...