... ARRI VAL OF T1HIRTY41 VkE PRIYsoNap,,s I'RUA CAN'AJ)A. I 'stt 'i'li ' O.5.] LIV E11POLO IrA 1; 111t)1 rilig, i11 tlAY.. ?? of information hlaving been rcceivd tbat thi e ai : Ross had arrived with prisoners ?? Qtlebe, a , , number of persons were cotigregated on; the Sut GeCoIg. lier. T1hc Captain Russ amnhored ?? BjootIc list, od steamer was stirt out to bring ltit;k the eonsictsM, rh, rived ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-In your' publication of Saturday last, you have given insertion to a paragraph, under the head of Artesian Wvells, stating that one sunk by the New River Company was a complete failure, and had cost no less than 8,000. Now as this is not a fair statement of what did take place, perhaps you will do me the favour to state wbat really did, in order ...

... rORGE3 Z'wLL1GENE. Tbeifuneral*Uf Marshal Loba took t 'lae uju Paris' on Mondday with much pomp. The nationa :guards w etre ail unde'riarntis, nformed the-fu e earo*eessijon .of theiri late ' ,s~der;''the troo:jibf the hiue trmed' :iirnuku llotgjthe 'streets; 'the crofvd ,bf People frm; the Tuiileriei to;the Huspital of the invalides was im-' mense, 'ad ergr: uiedc'iu as taken' E'by the ...

... WVESTMIiNSTER REFORMI SOCIETY. A meeting of the members of this Society was held on Wednesday night, at Stannard's Hotel, Charles-street, Covent-garden, when the following address was agreed to- TO TalE niGtIT lION. TIlM EARL OF DURItAM. ' We, the members of the Westminster ReforriSociety, approach your Lordship with feelings of great respect, and consider your presence in England at this ...

... Po3UMZV XJ3WU., FRANCE-The. Parisi Papers to Wednesday, influx five have arrived. They furnish lengthened detail of the ceremonies observed at, the College of :the Invalidi,on the intenreiit of Marshal LORAU. Marshal' WORaiui has been appowited to; the comman&d of the National Guard,;' i. the room 'of the depeasq4 'ohier;, An angry dis'udon 'is carry- ingoni between-the Frenih,*prjpssa some. ...

... The Duke of Cambridge left his remidence at Kew on Thursday, otn a visit to the Right lon. Sir George Ouse- ley, at his seat, Hall Barn-park, Bucks. Lord Gleneig returned to town yesterday from a Visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle. His lordship received a deputation from the Australian Agricultural Company in the afternoon at the Colonial-office. The deputation included J. S. olrownrigg, ...

... C . I U U U i -I I , a $ t I Sg - Tint GREATLpQlD TH UR'LOTbrw had ?? sepompendator5 1ytter of ay. yg gentle- manifcE a.iving in' h~bs lord~ship~p'gI~. ?? ?? ,ie'.;rc~onWeader, ti.biktiae, g ztg paty, aid.to~is~seere. st~arynrithiwbose a&ttiipadace ~ie rarely 4i~sple~sd . ':'sl~owhim 4i's! Sthe 07,cxd t4 e'for prefermentf puthilfthreagh ifie. dof, ?? ss4 andi:redoln wlatw as'then ,chiesta e, ...

... SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION. In our second edition of last week we communicated the news which had been generally looked for, and which was brought to England on Saturday morning last by the Great Western. We will now repeat, as briefly and succinctly as possible, the substance of that news as given in the columns of our daily contemporaries, and of the official despatches from Sir John ...

... To Tur- EDITOR or TIIF MOitNIN( CllIONlI LE. Sin-I am dvsired by I he cotirititco of ni:'ti''r the Apothlecaries' Company to all our atlten!iis ! 1:1 article il yoou, paper, of ?? 2St it., Git .1w id ,II of d`rugs, ?? C'olttilncdL a p;!riag iph r'l .ii, to I,, society. This article purports to be part if' 1lll of Dr. R. D. Thoriipeorr, before the s liii collit;,t',; ,thclie B se of Cioiitoits ...

... ISTORY AND POLKC.. : E I r I D O'CONNELL'S AND ..H/ARMAN .;CRAWFORDt ANSWRRS 'TO THE RADIwALS OF ENGLAND.; We gave last week the -replies 'which these two.' gentlemen 'have sent to the Adldress of trho Radicao party in England, represented. by the London Work- ing Men's Association. We call'that which proceeds' from the Precmrsor Society Mr. v'Coniells, because, though a committee was ...

... The arrival of the Great Western steamer at Bristol, in fourteen days, from New York, has put us in possession of papers to the 23d ult. The intelligence which they bring is of considerable interest. An attempt was made by the Americans in the border states, to invade Upper Canada, for which purpose they assembled in force, and landed in two schooners, and having been joined by some of the ...

... II The Fifth General Annual Meeting of this society was held on Thursday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand& Mr. Bryan in the chair, when the following Report was read by the Secretary:- The Comminttee of the Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society have great satisfiction in meeting the trade for the fifth time to present their Annual Report of the prospects and proceedings of the Society ...