... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: FAIDd Y, JANUARY 25, IM. lble proceedings at the great dinner given on 1 Wednesday last by the Anti-Corn-law Association at Manchester were worthy of the occasion, and cannot fail to produce a strong impression on the nation. They did not terminate with the first day, as our readers will perceive from the ample report which we have given, but were adjourned over ...

... The plan of the Privy Council is assailed chiefly upon t- PUoints: first, it is asserted that it takes the education oI the poor from the hands of the parochial clergy; and, gecndly, it is asserted that it encourages and supports dissent. Each of these assertions is unfounded. We have already shown that the first is ground- less, by referring to the printed minute of council to rove that the ...

... TINTED STATE6S, CANADA, AND SOUTH I -AM RI CA . The following letter, received by Express yes- terday, appeared in a Second Edition of the Morning Chronicle. It contains a sufficiently co- pious reszant of the intelligence contained in the United States papers to the 19th ult., the date of the latest departure from New York:- PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 19. The mostabsorbing topic now is, the effectof ...

... 3IR. CoLQUIJIOUN AND Ten (Th,'iY'LRAL SOCI2'TY OF JJU'.4 TlOY. No. I. Sir-In the Mornibig Chronicle of this day, I perceive that Yoa have been reported as statinll in your speech upon the edacation qu-stion, that it wes Mr. D)ul)pI's opinion that thae state ought to sep;orate seeular froui religious hi- struction. It is very pmsiqltle tiat your words may have been wrongly reported; but, if ...

... On Saturday a very splendid diljeuni was given at L've- grove's West India Dock Tavern, Blackwali, on tbe occa- sion of the completion of the equipment of a vessel to pro- ceed to New Zealand, for the purpooar of forming settlements on those Islands under the superintendence and management of a company recently formed In London. The project, as yet, Is confined to a private association, ...

... We received last night from Liverpool New York papers to the 6th inst., brought by the Rochester, Captain Woodhouse. We had previously received papers to the 1st brought by the Columbus. The most interesting information contained in these papers is the folloowing from MEXICO. 'DEFEAT OF THE FEDERALISTS.-EXECUTION OF GENERAL MEXIA. We havejustrecelved papers and correspondence, which we will ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FitIDAY. Thie Lord Chancellor took his seat upon the woolsack shortly after five o'clock. PRISONS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The Earl of ROSEBERY presented petitions from Lin- lithgow, Stirling, acid Edinburgh, in tavour of this bill, which had just been brought up from the Commons Upon the motion of the Earl of DEVON, the bill was sub- sequently read a first time. CHAPLAINS ?? PRISONS, ...

... [FROM THIE DUNDEE ADVERTISER OF FRIDAY.] Osi Taesday ferenoon, on the starner Bonnie Dundee nearing St. Andrew's Bay, she observed another steamer lying, witbout any smoke issuine from. the funnel, and two sloops, .ith sails forled, at a littlP. distanue. Oa inspecting her through a glass, it was observed that she had something like a signal of distress flying. The captain of tb' Bonnie ...

... COURTS OF RSGISTRATION. MIDDLESEX. TuiesDAY.-Messrs. Coventry and Shadwell held courts to-day at the London Coffec.house, Ludgate-bill, for the revision of the lists of voters for the parishes of St. Mary,. Whitcehapel; St. Matthew, Bethlual-green ; St. Botolph without Aidgate; Trinity, Alinories; and old Artillery-ground, Tower without. [Before Mr. Shadwell.] Mr. Coppock saidthat previous to ...

... 7HE MORNING CHRONICLE. LON DON: .UBSDAY, SBPT.RM.LBbR 10, 16. f We have received from our correspondent at San Sebastian the following copy of a translation of the articles of the Treaty of Bergara, concluded between ESPARTERO and MAROTO:- TaANSLATIo1N OF TIHE ARTICLES OF CONVENTION BE- TWEEN ESPARTEIIO AND MAAOTO. .1. Tho Captain-General Don BALDOAIINO ESPAUTEIRO f will warmly recommend to ...

... . orning Chronicle Ofice, Quarter.past Four. The diminution in the number of members of the French Council of State has given rise to much dis- content and quarrel amongst high placemen. M. r Cousin being one of those blotted from the list of ; active or ordinary councillors, resigned his title of Extraordinary Councillor, and in his letter of resignation accused M. VILLEIMAIN, Minister of ...

... A4 BILL for the FURTHER REGULATIONo rf BL the ?? of POSTAGB. -.0 I LNta.-Tbe words printed in Italics are proposed to bje rtel iII the committee.] ?? it is expedirnt that the present rqte, of pstage 0eletters should he reduced to one uniform, rate ttfa ?? y cbarged of' every letter of a given weight. to be herealfter fi ed mid determined, with a pr PiorftoIte incroase for ,enter %volghts ; ...