... IrTB MURDBR *f LORD war. RUSSELL. I-4- To Es EDITOR 01 H EMORNING CHRONICLE. Sui_-As it must be the object of ill but the guilty that justice should ovcrtake the wrong doer, I beg leavc, through the medium of your paper, to make a few obser- vations on the cvidenee which has gone forth to the public, by means of the press. In your paper of yestor- day you very fairly correct the crror which ...

... Vie LONDO1N GAZET'2'TE of TUESDA Y. Mc'y 26- BUCKINGIIAM-PALACE, MAY 22. This day hond audiellcu of hop 3lojtcnly tilo 11arshal Sal- daubst, Ells'oy Bittraurdinory umni I inist~ir Ploenipotenttiary, 0n0a sp~eial inission. from the Queen of' Portugal an h Al~mrves, to d~eiiver Mts cr~deoittair To which )ie waka initrotinced by Lrord Visecaunt PabamerStofl, her Alujoeii.'i Pirincipal Secretury ...

... 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 ...

... Thc following are the preamble and the law read by Count Saubert in the Chamber of Dcputies, on Saturdays the 23d, relative to the Rouen nnd Parii Railroad :_ Tbe railroad from Paris to Havre is that which has moit occupied the legislature. It is known by what cir- cumstances the law authorising a railroad by the high- grounds, and voted in ];38, failed in its accomplishment. It is no use ...

... -40- MONROYO, MAY 13. IFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.| HEAD- QUARTErs OF T11r DUKE DE LA VICTORIA, Cantavicja and its batteries have been abandoned by the rebels, as you will perceive by the following transla. tion of a despatch from General O'Donnell, addressed to the Dukc de la Victoria, and which arrived here at about one o'clock this morning :_ Cantaviejn, lath May, 1810. Most Excellent Sir ...

... IMPERIAL PAItLIAMEiNT HOUSE OF LORDS-TUEsDAY. Too Lord Chancellur took his seat on the woolsack at tie nsual hour. Upon the motion of the Eirl of SHAFTESBURY, the Feuing of Entailed Eotates Church of Scotlanil Bill passed Through committee. CHURCH EXTENSION. Petitions In favour of church extension were presented by Lord KENYON, from places in Suffolk and Pembrokeshire; and by the Marquess of ...

... IREGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) I BILL. WBON'2oOAY, MAY 20.-Order read for resumilig adjourned Debate on Amendmernt proposed to be made to the question [l8th May].- That lir. Speaker do now leave the Chairt and which Amend. merit was to leave out (ram the word 1That to the end of ike Question, In order to add the words 1 this House will, upon this day six oronths, resolve Itoelf Into the ...

... 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 ...

... -a- DUBLIN, DI&Y ]D. Lesot OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] UNDER. SECRETARY. The belief is prevalent here that Mr. Norman M'Donald will succeed Mr. Drummond in the office of under-secrc- tary. To say that he is equal to his lamented predeces. sor in talent, or in officiai tact and aptitude, would be to flatter him; but of all the persons who have been lately named as likely to obtain the appointment, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY The Lord H eowden tootk the oaths. FRUIT TRADE AND CORN-LAWS. The Earl of HARDWICKE presented petitions from Nortbflast praying for ?? tbe alteration of the duty on fralt; aind a similar petitieon from another parish ia Kbnto and a petition from the Cambridge and rie of Ely Famer, ' Aesoa praying a coeftittee to consider the propriety of equslizing the taxation Oa ...

... PBJ3SEiUT1ON of the JE.WSat DAMASCUS ante RHUDisn. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-Thelnoard of Deputies ?? Jewspresenttheirre. spectful compliments to the editor of the Jforning Chro- ncle, and request the insertion of the accompanying cor- respondence in the Morning Chronicle newepapar. Oa reference to such correspondence tbe ftriends of justiee Bad humanity will be gratified to ...