... LISBON, DEc. 24. [FROM OUS OWN COIIlEsSrODENT.] The rcsult of the apurarneuto of the votes for the Lisbon corporation this year shows that the entire list of twventy six ministerial candidates has becn elected by a d'cided majority; the highest number of votes being 7,975, and the lowest 4,607, whilst the highest votes ob. tained by any candidate of the opposition was 3,378; the a crage of ...

... ROMIAN CATUOLIC SERVANTS. To THE EDITOR Oa T, maMORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I read your remarks en the case of AXMNab, the seaman, with sincere satisfaction. Will you say nothing of the hard lot of poor Roman Catholicscrvants, who are compelled to attend the chapels of their employers, or be turned out of doors at a moment's warning ? The case is not icmginary-neither is it of rare occurrence. ...

... I RUSSIAIV INTRIGUES IN GERMIA NY, 4-c. TO THE EDITOR OF TYEI MORNING CHRONICLE. Sit-In. the havid-tvriting of this letter you will, pro. bnbly, recognise that of an old correspondentI who, though lie has not for a considerable peridl of time troubled you with any of his observations, has not been, cspecially of latc, a less attentive admirer than formerly of your unremitting able, and ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, DEC. 28. [fFots our OWN CORHsESPONIDENT.) GREAT MEETING THIS DAY AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. In consequence of Mr. O'Connell's invitation a most numerous body of the citizens of Dublin were this lay in attendance at the Corn Exchange Rooms, for the pur- pose of hearing the honourable gentleman's views as to the most effectual plan of counteracting and refuting the calumnics of the ...

... THE MORNING CIRONI CLE. LONDON: IVEDN.E8 DA 3, JAIVUAfY 1, 1840. 'T he bill of indictment drawn up by the Directors of the Manchester Chausber of Commerce against the Bank of Englantl will not, we trust, be without its influence on public men. When the charter was hlst renewed, a most deplorable igno- rance prevailed in Parliament, with respect to the subject of currency; and to this ignorance ...

... CORA%-LAIV MEETINGS, -c. WoLvEtRIAMPTON.-The dinner to Messrs. Villiers and Thornely will take place on Thursday next. John Barker, Esq., our highly respected and influential fellow townsman, will occupy the chair ; and, after mentioning his name, it is scarcely necessary to add one sentenc; his standing in the borough, and the high estimation in which he is held by townsmen of all parties, ...

... The LONDQAN (,GAZBT2'R qf TUESDAY, Dec.31 Thle Quteen hus bpee pleased lto order a coriae W'elira to yonss the Great &aI, empowerlilli, the Deanu oid 0,allter of the cathedral durch of Licel~Ild to elect a, lviqeb ot that see, thi) Faine bwi~it ?? by ithe death o: Doactor Samuel. Bittler, ltte Iltuops iherioi ; aend her Minajety bas aico beent ?? to rpoultrtienftd to tile blaid ]Jeuin and Cbap ...

... BAST INDIES. .- CALCUTTA, OCT. It. LFROM OUR OWN COIRRESP'ONDENT.| I write this without any justified hope that it will rcach yiu by this month's overland inail front Binibay; for the utiac ouintiibe conduct of the otliciats at that Iresidency, in despatciting the stcamer for Sucz, rcnders any approach to certainity out of tie question. Yct certainty and regn- larity are thle chief ...

... C(URT' CIRCULAR. W INDSOR-TUE1sAY. The Duke of Cambridge paid a morning visit to the Qucen at the Castle to-day, arid remaicile at lunch with ther Majesty. Ills Royal flighuess took his depariure from the Castle at half-past threc o'clock, and returned to his resideisce at Kew. Her Majesty promet'naded on tile East Terrace of the Castle to-day, attenided by most of the ladies and gen- tieouen ...

... NEWARX ELECTION. [ABRXDOED VRlOM THtaNBItWARSC UM'.Erriti. Oa Thursday morning, the Solicitor-(f.-aeia, ~;r. S. rj..~ Wilde, arrived again in Newark, arid prove-!ud ion r ii. N IFv canvass where it had been I1rt iuecrp1.'tw ott thlo, iii f.oii ~ his former visit. On Saturday hie depairted fur Nlonoosih, to take his official share Of 6iuiY in thle slate triets. Tiw re- Auit oftbjs. short visit ...

... MONMOUTH SPECiA, COMpIVISSION. The following is tile substance of' the account of the opening Of tile Special Cou itlissioll at Mlon- mouth which appeared in a portion only of our im: pression vesterday- (rnio-i OUR OWN RRtOnTEIIt) MONMOUT!!, TiUESDAY NIGiT. Ibilds being the (lay to which the Special Commission stood adjourned, thic court was opened at an early hour with the usual formalities. ...

... -?01/1 VTOIROULAR. WINDSOR--WrEDNUQDAY. Thlie Qnoen promenaded foir nearly Iwo holirs th,is ?? on thie Slopes, and rll the Endt T'erree of the Castle, aecoin- jiaris'id by most of the visitors of the Canstle, nnd atteedleld by Heveral Ildic akiJ gentlemen oi the. Royal suit'. Lord Ji4ob RUssell, LorD Wil ltm Rll .JI, and the 'lon. Miss Lister, are expetaed to arrive thiks evening to join the ...