... Tes lMORINING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TlURSDAY, APRIL 30, MM40, The llousn of ComumoNs met yesterday. The report of the select committee appointed to try the petition against the return for Cambridge having been broughtt up and read, Mr. WAAnaURToN moved that the evilence taken before thq connmlittee be printed. Sir.JOHN WAIsn having asked the honoiiralde member for West Cornwall (Sir CHA RLEr ...

... T-URKiY-.- CONSTANTINOPLE, IMACII 19, [eaoMV OUR OWN LCOiRRSPONDfLTr. The new year of the Herjira, 1256, which commenced an the 8th ultimo (lst of Mloharrern), Ilas opened upon the Osnianlis under auspices which liare been hailed vitlI enthusiasm by the inhabitants of the capital as a sure prognostic of better times ; and, with the exception of such of the more experienced few who arc too well ...

... LUDLOWV 1LEC21IOVN GUco MI2E. The commnittee tact yeliterday at the usual hour. Edward Ashtona Shnford, Eilq., chairman. Strangexs wvre ofaidired to withdraw, andl on our return in hbifan hour, Tkt Ch~lirtrcansald th:2esonititte hadt deecidad that the question put by Ali. Cortkburn to the wiiness Rei, us to tiaa rotivers.i.tioa with Mr. 11olmei titt the Blues floor, onl the pt)liiag day, ...

... Tho Q icen will hold a Privy Council this afternoon at Buckingwiam Palace. Her Mijesty held a court yesterday afternoon at Buck- ingban Palace, for the reception of some of the foreig ...

... AIR. CARTER'S CHRONOMETERS. ,s'tan., January 2s, 1.40. ?? dear gir-I have much pleasture In asccqminti6g you tat rt I received a letter from Major Phillips, of she 1lith HSuisars, request. Ing rme to communicate the excellent performance of his chrono- meter, No. 183, manufactured ly you, as aucertalned or board the st151, General Paorer, onl makitig the Cape of Good Hope, ort her paosage ...

... THE SACRED HARMI'ONIC SOC ETY. We havo received a number of letters rpspecting 'he prices now charged for admission to the Society , perforra*- slicee, some of them strongly expressive of ren~sre. The writer of the following letter in Justification ef Obs society, who is a member, and has Fent us bis name and address - may, donftless, be relied on for the correctness of his expla- natory ...

... The friends of education had a rich treat In witnessing the proceedlngs at Iaying the foundation stone of the new school at Gillmoss, on Tuesday, the 31st ult. The children from the surrounding districts, to the number of about four hundred, met at the Dog and Gan, headed by an amateur band. They here formed into order, and, accompanied by Charles Townley Esq, and a large concourse of their ...

... C AMBRIUDGkE BELECTION COMM ( fl4i'JBU. Tlhe r nimmttee met yesterday at uleven o'clock, $ir ( * L'I n, 3Hart,, Chairmnan. Lydia S nith examined byMr. Talbet: Some gertlemuin5 called at our house while noyfather was at Hoaston, mnd let a card; it had the name of Mr. Sutton upon It. It was called an election card, and my asother gave it to the baby, who very sooa destroyed it. Mr. Francis ...

... The committee met yesterday at the usual hour, Edward A. Sanford, Bsq., cbairdrau. The (QhairmWB said that in order to prevent any mistake ,LS to the meaning anid object of the resolution wh ich the comnmittee had come to on the first day of these proceedings, thley had felt, it necessary to add the following words, whlich bed been aiready stated by him to tbe learned coansel tut whick, for ...

... . CANADIAN PROSPBCTS. To THE EDITOR or sinc MORNING CHRONICLE. Sia-Legislative action has not yet announced in this province-or, rather, it has made no progress since the declaration of the council in favour of-a union of the pro. vinces, It is understood that the Governor-General is engaged in maturing measures of needful amelioration for the general good. Among these are, a measure for an ...

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... TIHE MCRNINfG CHRONICLE. LON DDON:fi SATURDAY, APRI L 4, 18. ii ?? INTERRUPTION OF THE CORN-LAW b DEBATE. 1: The debate on the Corn-law question terminated M last night in a manner wiaieli renders some explana- a tion necessary. n When Sir ROBD1RT PREL had sat down, Mr. n WARBURTON moved the adjournment of the debate t] to Monday next. On this Mr. BRADSHAW moved n as an amendment the ...