... AMERICAv PAPERS. (Baltilaore Federal Gazette, Dec. lo.) Various conjectures are afloat as to the persosn who will compose the Cabinet of the new President. We find it stated in some of the democratic papers, that Mr. Adams is to be recalled from London to fill the office of Secretary of State ; while from other sources we learn, that it is confidently stated by those who are sup- posed to have ...

... L 0 N D 0 N: MONDAr, JANUARr 2o, 1917. By the Packet we have received Jamaica Papers and Letters to ist December, principally relating to the Slave Registration Bill, which had passed the House of Assembly, the votes z3 against 12. The Bill itself has not reached us, thlough we suppose Government must have a rough draught of it, nor is it known whe. ther it is in the same precise terms as ...

... T~the.J4UJE7R at the-MORNING CHRONiCwLE. SIR, , * , , , Cornwa1,li~s~Tan. 237, 18X7- Les I 'ai,ashamed to ?? I air one of those who, at, a this awful distance fiomithe scene of political affion; regarded with feelings of anxiety and 4larm'the ine64tins A of Delegates, which laiely assembled at the Crown amd nea Ancd'r, to dec'de on the .dstinies of the country. - I of ' did'apprehendj(and I ...

... From the LONDON GgZ[''i'E, Jan. 7. WHiTI2IIALLb JA'rI >, 1857. .'His Ro-yal lighness the Prince Reg ot hath heeni pleased, in tlhe narte anl on the behalf of h-is ildaesty-, .to nomiinve and apooint t ?? Sir Gnordwi DrummnmI3, Knight -olsmiandlpr of the Most Honnourable Military (Order of the 5th, tm be o 1niheh Grand C.ro s of tlw said Most Honour- 1hle Or or, vice ?? Sir James Leith, ...

... The schism existing in the Ministry is breaking out or at this moment with increased violence. The late dis- E turbances which have occurred in La Vendee, and the pa manner in which they have been appeased, have tended to revive the influence of the Ultra partv at Court. M. Menars de St. Jean, the principal Vendean leader, repaired to Paris. in obedience to the orders of Mon- sieur; a ...

... I P'lerTN INTELLIGENCE. 1) IFRANCE. tis. J5,5, IS.lQe remains of Queen Louisa of ?? yesterday eveningU Conveyed. in one of thre \YAI ~'mia0rea drawn bv eigli horses, to St. Denis, at- tt C dea iniunent of ?? di] Corps, who bol e t*I it his biand a iighied torc,- They were deposited liii grand 'Onniu in tile monuminent containing the re- [ ,, 4-i X\T3. sa, lis atgilst Cnnsort.-The bodv ?? EI ...

... ?? PAHIS, JAN. 23.-Tuesdiy, the Chancellor deliter. e en ed the seals to the Baron Phaquier, who took the oaths of as Keeper of the Seals with the usual ceremonial. He ith afterwards assisted as Secretary of State for the Depart. ly ment of Justice at the Council of Ministers, at' which t 6e the King presided. The Couqcil #at from one o'elocko e4 till fif; b -e Ltitf flf gri «lie of die z~th ...

... - SirTlN PIUND. 2o the EDIrTOR of the MrNRNING CHRONICL E. SfR, It is surprising that any of your correip6ndents should I persist in believing, that by doing away with the Sink- ing Fund the country would be relieved 6rom tax`titof to that amount. The national eipen'ditui'e for the ensuing yela web will suppoge to be 72.000,00ol.. (including the expendi-i ture of 15,000,0001. On' accont of the ...

... 'rotectantc of Franrei flnc id Should the Protestants of France find it necessary to his re. justify their eagerness for the adoption of liberal senti. At le ments in this IKin~dom, their justification would be frr is found in the persecutions they have suffered since the anr le era of the reformation. sei d. The most authentic accounts prove, that the origin I.c in of the troubles of the ...

... .'THE SINKING FUND, P. P. AND 8OMIrEODY. y1S',;l'.9he'A DJT6PR of the MORNIVNG CHJR ONeILE. -sit .- at As ?? or Debt-accumulating System has ?ffe~ted.a transfer of individual prolperty, which s. t un- deniablyo followeyd by increased rmillions of Poors' Rate and Paupers ; and as, with equal certainty, the Sinking Fund, or uzsvfnding Sgsteln, will, if supported,. effefi firtransfer of ...

... AGATNST A STANDING ARMY. To the BI)TOR of the MORNING GHRO IICVLB. SIR, I have just been reading in an old book the following, )nd which I think so well agrees with our present simes, that I cannot, help sending it to you to put into your va. )able paper if you think proper. YOUR CONSTANT RFADER. I have lately ?? a French book, called, The a history of the Politicks of France, which says, ...

... DUBLIN NIEETINQ. A Meetine took place at Harold's Cross, Dublin, OI A jonday, unr r the eye, according to ore of the Speaker; Mr. G'CO{INELL, of ten regiments of soldiers wibr arms, nnd two troops of artillery ready for immedie ?? in torretits too at the ilne, lvhich hceS sioned tie same speaker to remark, he hoped his coli!t`Y- men know that God sendeth rain upon the jist as nail as ...