... SECOND EDITION. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Wednesday Morning, Eleven o'Clock. EXPRESS FROMI PARIS. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, TUESDAY MORNING. The ballot-boxes were closed at n late hour last night, and the elections for the National Assembly may ...

... ranges, and narrow sanh difterent passes.^ Official infos'matiosa had reacited Washintitetu of flit takitig of New Mexico by Genet'al lkeat'tte+, whlo had issued a p)roclamation to the ittlinbitatits. It is uniderstood Geactral Kearnley, with a sotall force ...

... constituency should be made before any change coild be effected. The con- stituent Cortes, * hichl sat from January, 18:17, to April, 18.8, received express powers from the people to man e a constitutilon based on the Charter of 1826 and consti- tution of ...

... Morning Chronicle Office, Six o'Clock. SEC'OND EDITION. UNITED STATES. d ST (EXPRESS PROM .LIVERPOOL.) t TWO DAYS LATER front the UNITED STATES, .) LiVERPOOL, TURSDAi EVENING. By the arrival of the New York packet ship t Virginian, Captain Allen, which ...

... do*4in a fit on the fifth of April, even if the law, according to its true meaning and intent, had come into effect on the fifth of April. I said, that the Bill would prodhce great dis- tress even before the fifth of April; and such distress it did produce; ...

... they were accordingly chosen by a show of hands. When the 'l'tustees were to be chosen, the Churchwarden decided that they were not officers of the parish, and therefore that the quertion was not to be decided by a show of hands (which is the rule for other ...

... that they consider the second reading a serious loss, and what is a loss to one side must he a gain to the other. My Lords (said Lord LYNDHUIRST), I know cnough of this House h to declare, that if this Bill pass through this stage the certain C result ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 29. At the morning sitting of the House of Commons, yesterday, on the question of the second reading of the Juvenile Offenders Bill, which had been introduced by Sir J. Pakington, Mr. Roebuck moved that it be read a second time that day ...

... come before the creation ! The B3il is read a second timle; no Peers awe made. Well I Schedule A is to be passed. That clause will be stoutly opposed. No one denies that the flARsRtoINvBS who vote for the second reading will oppose Schedule A. My Lord GREY ...

... that the bill be postponed until fun the orders of the day were gone through, was with- mit drawn, and the que stion of the second rending was dra 'Mr. B. D) eTSON admitted that there was noquestion her that some alteration in the administration of turnpike ...

... gest that the second reading of both measures be flV4 for Monday next. The Earl of ST. GERMANS assented, and the ; I was read a first time. I On the motion of the Marquis of LA NSDOWSE ?? Bill was read a first, and ordered tO1 I read a second time on Monday ...

... motion was withdrawn, and their lord- ships, after passing the bills on the table a stage, ad- journed. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Sir J. PAKINGTON, in moving the second reading of the Severn Navigation Bill took occasion to complain of the practice of par- ...