... A telegraphic despatch received in Paris announces that Kianil Bey had arrived at Bucharest, and Afif Bey at Jassy, on the 2nd and 4th inst. These functionaries were sent from Constantinople by the Divan to carry the firmans relating to the regulations adopted by the Conference at Paris relative to the Danubian Principalities. A civil engineer is gone out in the Cape of Good Hope mail packet ...

... LOSS OF A STEA 3ERI DURINGl LiE . -SEVEPAL WRTECKiS. The gales, whiclR Set iti from the ea-isanri oi ?? d morning, have continued with alilost uneahato fiv:. 'iI telegraini received at l,lovd's late ye-terlst atarl.'.. the various outports, state thr tbere ia- lat ta:J d cesation in their violence, causinig a tmr-rie -: r coast. Amongst the casualties reported i- the fatli&'- large ...

... THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON AR.1TY CLOTHING AND SVORE CONTRACTS. On Saturday the royal corntniesioner3 appeoited t,, in. quire into the armly clothing aitd store clotitact sy.,tstn, as now carried on at Weedon, Woolwich, and t le Tower', M r. J. A. Tullrner, hi.P, Colonel French, aenI iMr. ~Selfe, ?? again at Woolwich Arsenal, and resumned their ijivesti. gation. Tue commissioners, before ...

... THlE' IMORNING CHRONICLE. L ON D O : 't(.ANDA Y. NOVFRIJFR ?? 1S.8. Mr. F. BERKtEILEY ?? of Com- mor ?? nad believes that any Reform Bill likely to succeed imust be brought forward by a Govern- ntent. Wemay, it seemis, fight and fight, and tur: cit ATinister after Minister ; but a Reform lill, to be successfuil, must comnm)and Giovernment suiplirt. Things alppetr to be tending ...

... 'IWE TURKS AND CHRISTIANS IN I CLNDIA. The ELipi of Athens has the following from C-jijliai, under the date of the 1st inst. The undecided policy of Governor Sami Paciha .uiies tile greatest anxiety to the Christians, and is as far fromt inspiring confidenca in the lurks. After having for miouthis, under different pre- texts, deferned the promise given to the Chris- tiis leto a tdemogerontia ...

... TILE DBSPATOFCIES OF SIR JOIIN Y.-WXG NOT THE OFFSPRING OF fIlS OWN BRAINS. 3 TO THE EDITOR oF visa MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I have read with mixed feelings of sorrow and' astonishment t'e two despatches attributed to the Loid e High Comuiissioner Sir John Youug, published in yours :Iild tbe other leadin)g London journials, on the 13th inst., a and I have to-dey seen a letter from the Colonial ...

... EXPRESS FR-11M DENTMARK. CHEAPINGHAVENI, Nov. 9. .ks the wvire baI, informned you, the Danisi (Go- ?? liat ait last taken the step demanded ofI it. It has altogether abolished the ?? Collstittlijoll in so far ais regards the Germian 1~le.AltIh0141i inevitable and, so to speak, datily 0 op,,cdn, this is anl immense event, and has 1,rkj(tlCd ll, an ?? sensation. It is true tha this ciotilry has, ...

... pro- the toid PAnmulre, while connected with the late Govern- I by mjeat,, presented to the citizens of York two of the gunis [late which had been captured oin thle fall of Sehlaqstopl. These d it, gunls were Inaugurated on Friday afteriiooii last, and they ~han were carried in procession thraugh tit- priiicillal streets; of ther the city, prior to their belin, deposited in their final rest- ...

... BEH-LIND THE SAMENES ON THE B.4 LLOT. THE KORALITY OF SECRET VOTING. Ol WVednesday last -Mr. W'hite, well known to every MYP. as door-keeper to the House of Coimon. de. livered a lecture before the Woburn Literarv and Scientific Institution on ' The Morality of Secret Voting. Lord Charlis Russell (Her Majesty's Ser. geant-at-Armz) took the chair, and there was a lirge audience. His ...

... LATEST FROM THE E AST The following telegram, dated Malta, fromu bit Acting - Agent and Consul - General Green, received at the Foreign Office, On Sanday, 7th ov, at 5.45 p. m.:- ALEXANDRIA, 4Trn No(,7 1858. The steamer Ima arrived at Suez from Uant,, on 2d inst. Dates: Calcutta, 9th October; Madras. lltl October; Shanghai, 20th SeptemIber; Hong jn 28th September; Singapore, 7th October There ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEwS. SI;B,-In your columns of Friday I find an inte. resting biogra phy of Robert Owven, containing, howeyer, some statements open to correction, which you will, perhaps, per. mit me, in justice both to Robert 0 ?? and others, to set right, as far ase I em enabled to do so by 8som personal ac- quaintanee with the facts. Your biographer pearks of Robert Owen as the ...

... I TER HIGEEST BALL Wd Y IN THB WOB.LD. The Pabellon and Chanarcillo extenajou of the Copiapo Rallway in Chile is so far advanced, that a trial MrP has been made on 12 mIles, by Mr. Jaggert, the superintend- ent of locomotives. The engine, with a presaure of lOlbs. to the inch, easily moved round carves of 500 feet rdius, and surmounted inclines some of which have a gradient o 170 to 324 feet ...