... LUDLOW ELEBCTION COMMITTBE. Yesterday the committee appointed to furnish the list of sixt members, to whom one was to be added as chairman by tie Chnirman's Panel met for the first tiene under the 24 unit 3Sd Victorin, commonly called Sir R. Peei'd Act, in committee room, No. 19; and counsel andA agents baving been called in, the chairuman of the committee (Mr. Ord) answered that their ...

... WVAGES IN AGRICULTURE. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE Si6-The following is the actual outlay of the whole ofa poor mnt's wages, whieh was made by his thrifty wife at the shop of a respectable grocer and chandler in a unigb. boaring village, on Saturday last the 4th instant. The man is an ab!e Sarling labourer, and gets the beat wages of the district-12s. per week. This family consists, ...

... TIHE MCRNING CI1RONICLE. LON ) ON: lRIJI Y, APIZL 10, lato. In the IHousE of Lons-, last night, petitions were presented from Lincolnshire, and other parts, against any alteration in the Corn-laws; from the proprietors of the Times and Morning Post for r.ro- tection under the Printed Papers Bill ; from various parts of Canada, and various parts of Great Britain and Ireland, in support of the ...

... ('OURV' CUIR IILJA . The QUeen and the Jlerodilary l'rinec of 811XO Colerg Go'ila rode in the parks yesterdei ftternuor in a pony obtiron. IHer Majesty and ia S9erdne Ili'h!'oa visited til Duchireie of Kent at lagestre-hourle, Fligrave fequare. Ilfi lloynl iitzharua P'rinee Albert, attended hry the IIon. ( b ryle3 A. Arr-ray and Colonel Bouu. rie, rode on h:roebtiaat in the pnrhic yet'-rday. ...

... TBACHJING TRlE B1 IND TO IlIAD. A notmerois meeting in support of tie London sociciy for teatdlivai the bliod ts read, 1oAk pluce yestwfrlay ai tilt RIli )ver-squwar rooms, which were crowded, chi fly by ladieq. Altera hymon rom the childretn, which vi3 ?? Well sung, The Bisbhp otLONDON, who wesp in the chair, opened Lhe proceedirgs by an appropriate aldresq, and stntea that the society had ...

... TIME NEAPOLITAN QUESTION. Some of our contemporaries published yesterday, at a I ite hour, what appears to be a very exaggerated account -if, indeed, it be not a fictitlun one-of the proceedings of Admiral Stoprf^'r The following is all the intelli- genc( Ujion the subject which we received by our Paris express The Sentaplore of Marseilles, of the '25th instant, which we have received by ...

... IONIAN GOVBRNMENT AND NBW PosTAGB RATES. To TNts FDITOR Of THI MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I take the liberty, through your valuable journal, of ealling the Postmaster-Generai's attentien to the enormous exactions of the lonian geverunment in the shape of postage, for which it performs no service whatever; and, in spite of reneated appilcations, no redress can be obtained. Ist. By the Falmonth ...

... THE C0JURGCH VERSUS THE BIBLE I SOCIETY. Copy of a circular letter addressed by the curate of the parish of Hangerfbrd, Berks, to the parishionerse- TO THE PARISHIONERS OF UUNGUBRORD. BROHrsuIt PAIRSIIIONERS-A netice has been posted throughout tbis parieh that a meeting ot a society, called the Bible Seolety, willbe held here on the7th otApril. All nf you who are slacerely attached to the ...

... ids The Prometheus steam-boat, which left Alexandrie rd late as the 22d of March, has brought advices from C the ton to the 5th of January, from Calcutta to the i! D and fromn Bombay to the 29th of February. Lord Au ?? theland arrived in Calcutta on the 11th of February, I sP, was actively engaged In forwarding and completing el prepirations against China., Thh etepedition was to od, ready by ...

... TO TIM RIGHT HON. SIR ROBERT PBRL, DBART. SrR-I have read your nble speech cn Mr. Villiers' roti n for Inquiry Into the existing ccrn-laws with more riel gratification than I can wall express-a gratification pro- ceediog not alone from the elegance of t6'2 Icora u in d the soundness of the arguments, but becaus, I can et fe I ondflence in tbe stability of the empire no lolg a it can boaat ssei ...

... |TI T O,11'eVNING CIIROVIUL'LE. LONDON: IWI'R1NESDA r, A P11c1 L 21}, 1 8J 0. The ludicrous failure of the attempt to get up ,t public meeting to denounce the war with China, as all opium war, affords but a poor augury of success for Mr. G. PALPMR'S motion on Thursday. The few insignificant individuals who figured at that lame and impotent affair, seemed quite as much at a loss for reasons ...

... A VBRAGOS. To TlE EDITOR op TiHE MORNING CHRONICLI. Slit-In my letter of yesterday I directed your attention to tbe absurd workings of the average system, as itexhibits itself in the fluctuations of the London returns, which, when some of the low Irish or Scotch Wheat, used for feed- ing pigs, and poultry, is brought to market, fall many shillings, and rise as many when none of such trash ...