... The Queen and Prince Albert took an airing in a pony phaeton yesterday morning, in the Parks. The Marquess of Norannnby and Viscount Melbourne had auiances yesterday of her Mdajesty. lier Mpjesty the Queen Dowager, the Dachese of Kent, the Duchecs of Cambridge, Prince George, and the Princess Augusta of Canbridge, and Prince Ernest ot lesse Philipps- that, vizited the PriuceLs Augusta ...

... Morning Chronicle Office, Haypaost Seven o'clock. [IEXPRESS FROM FALMOUTH.] PORTUGAL. By the Royal Adelaide steamer, which arrived at Falmouth from the Peninsula yesterday morning, we have received the following letter from our cor- respondent at Lisbon:- LISBON, MAY 18. From what has transpired since the departure of Mar- saal Saldanha for London, it would appear that his powers were limited ...

... ST. MARYLEBONE ANTI CORN-L IV I ASS PCIA TiON. TO THE INIIABITAl'T9 OF TIIN PARltlH OF ?? MA tYLF3BON . G(enlIerenn-JlrIviftx tlln alppointati to ect oa it coramit. tee, in pursuance ot thli vote ot a meeting of the inhubiuants al St. Mtrylebone, ?? in the Coert hoitee yant, o., the 6th of this inonh, it a)ppeurs to us to be our first duty o invite Buch as arr difPnIS d to Hgree with Us in our ...

... LONDON AND SOUTH WVESTBRN BA IL WVA Y. A serious accident occurred on thin railway on Snoday last. The engine of the train, which Mit Vauxhall at ten o'clock on Sunday morning, wag thrown off tile rail about five miles before it reachtd Winchester. The engine driver aud the stoker were botb killed. A lady i3 one of the second class carriages had several of her toes hurt se- verely. A gentlemri ...

... II MPERIAL PARLIAMENT ] I-OUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. )f The Blehops or LONDON Presented it petition, signed by J. ery20 i h church wardens ?? the Ometropolis aind the seibarbs, for the suppressionf of Sunday trading ; aiso a Si- milar petition from the district of Trinity, Isfllngtim. The Bishop of LINCOLN presented petitions againist any further Rrant to thle colletle of MAlynocoth., The Bis4hop ...

... Morning Chronicle Office, Six o'clock. EXPRESS FROM PARLS. We have just received our Paris Express of Saturday. Trhe affairs of Buenos Ayrcs and thc settlement of the quarrel will evidently, we regret to see, be made a party question in France. The ('ounrrier Frangais of Saturday declares itself satisfied with the concession of the chief source of quarrel, viz,, the treatment of French ...

... forn iny (Ciroaicle ?? Sever o'clock. IU-btLOWV LAT- TiiON. (BY EXPlREiS.) FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL. LuDLOW, FAIDAY EVENING. The Tories have succeeded in returning their mInalbeli. Tie following was the final result:- Botfield. . . . . 2ti Larpent. .. . ) Majority . . 41 AIONV. Z'i4.JA. t C aned C/TY N IVS. FRIDAY. Money is in still greater demand to day, behig worth 5 per cent. on the Stock ...

... Accounts received from Sydney to the middle of De. comtber state that wool-shearing and harvest had corn. menced; the former under very favourable circumstances, the latter promising little more than an average crop. The demand for labour was most urgent, and the colo- nists loudly complained that, by the misappropriation Of their landfund, by orders from thchomegoveritment, nunm. bers had ...

... 'IfuWJIy. CONSTANTINOPLE, Arii. 22. LkxamI OUR OWN CtOIUEtSrONDENT.| Letters received from Alexandria since the dalte ti miy las cmmunictiation fully confirm the accounts then in cirl tiulation respecting the conferesce botween Colonel Hodges and Meihemet Ali, on the subject of his permitting the return of the officers and crews of the Turkish fleet; and announce also that, in accordance with ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-In your report of the inquest, which was hald on Soturday, on the boddissof the two unfirtunate gentlemen who perished at the above fire, I obicrve that you meke no mention of the observations which the jury were anxious to add to their verdict, acd whieh was added by the coroner, respecing the great delay in obtaining water, arid their : iggcstion ...

... MADRID, MAY $. [rFoM OUR OWN COiI.ESPONDENT.1 The successful progress of military operations hlis sup. plied the only facts of pu'jlic interest here since I wrote last. The important forts of Arcs, in Valencia,Iand ol Morn tic Ebro, in the southern angle of Catalonia, are now to be added to the long list of Carlist strongholds in which, within a very short space of time, the Constitu- tional ...

... CLERGY RESBRVES. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SinR-The thanks of all denominations of Pritestartts are *ine to you for the very prominent manner in which you have broaght forward the circaestances relating to the Clergy Rteserves ins Canada, and m ore especially the decision of the judges upon the meauinig of th term Protest[IM Clergy, a decisionl not nnercly af~ertlrg the ...