... PPRIVATh! CORUESPO~INOgft.-. The extra session of the American Congress, to w I alluded in my last, is now in hot and exciting conclave; the political circles are rife with conjecture as to how far the newofflieers will proceed in levelling the existing order of things. They have a majority in both branches o Con- gress sufficiently large to enable them boldly and success- fully to accomplish ...

... 31EMB3ERIS RETURNED. REFORtMIORS, Ald. Humn )Iery Benjannin Wlood Rt. Iln.F.T. Baring Sir (3. Stauntun. ?? Hon. WI Cowper 11'. Collins Vise. PalmerstOnt J. ?? ?? ?? ?? .. ?? .. ?? .. ?? Benjaminl Smith . ?? ?? iiO ?? Ie ominsler (2) ?? CharleIaGreexirway Ripon (2) . - - ?? ?? Wenloek (21 ?? King's Lynn (2) .. ?? Andover (2) . Winchester (2) St. Altsan's (2) 13ridport ?? Windsor (-2) ?? ('alue ...

... ELE.CTriON MOVEMENTS. LAAtAltrsainr..S;r Edward Colebrooke, finding lie wvna too late in presenting himself to the consti- tuency, hns witlldrawn. Dr Lockhart vill therefore be retune, bhut this is no gain to the party, for his predeces4or was nsco a Tory. Roxnunosuitsttir.-The clien. J. E. Elliot is ge- nerally blamed for abandoning this county at so enrly a period. A meeting of ...

... ORIGINA), CORIRESPONDENCE. PE'A C'lE' tON 1: iil'lT ?? TONVARDS AIEN.' ' lit -DII i 21llI, It-- olit ittlbliti IiL ofl r ty sp!iritI, ?? nog ry 1 .1 It i-i' fe-ijle>tity escitule ooinlist te Qitteei; teill n i-lio 'll, i i- sill ikkeei:i-io r ?? to lie' [river lot it ?? ii the I ?? ivtiii Sesic I.y elich it ihlilkly iii 1,- the i't ?? ees Meleriiil ia-ett eEsta- blihtd a Church, to 'til ...

... kOY4 DUtlN I.ISOCITYI _ . As - r en - e : ^ g nq- , ,'Ihe following is the adjudication of premiums at the elhi- abition of Irish fManufacture, Produce, and Inventioul at, the Royal Dublin Society's House, June, 184 1. COLD MEDALS 6 Tanned Hides of Sole ?? Ord, Cork- street. ! Numerous: Specimens of Tabinets-R. Atkinson and Co, ! 31, College grsen. Ope Case of Fire Arms, containing a variety ...

... - XTE E CTIO0N. Tue rit dr ?? 4 ~eeltci.Uo. iirtwd nobiembrs for ?? f aoertoeetoin t weNt. Parliament which, he -Uajosty luni-bohll pi~dt ol wi a~vdbj the Masil aboutll * ioun, out ?? ~it, thle 24thit.sida2occltemat day, with 4a~ ssual fssi s olpbhtffetfhoiidsl time, priuilmuied and aentctitsScilC ?? woiuli be lield,'en ?? h dGo'lihall; at 10 soclocd ?? osol rce it, wee, liliesejue, pribiincea ...

... JMIorning Cl ronvcle 0./ice, Teti o'Cloreh. THE ELECTIONS. .IARYLR130NE ELECTION-THIS DAY. TEN CLOCK. Sir C. .Naicr R * 2,1 2!) Sir 13. II i, . ?? 2,101. Sir James IHaimilton, T ?? 1, B. 13. cabb~ell ,T. ?? 1,5P3 Smnkey, (Chartist) ?? ?? .. . 17 (BY lrPtR9SS.) HIULL, JuNEl,3i). At lialt past three the numbhers were as fiollow:- Sir W . jtimnes, ?? 1,77 Sir T. I-[amner, ?? 1,786 Ir. Clav, 11 ? ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE, (Fro/n oujr .Specil Corrcaleondeiit.) LoNr1oo, TUtlSnIAY MORNING. 'T'he first Irlow is struck by tire return of the two Reform candidates for Southwark without t opposition, aud such wias the unanimity thatpre- t vailed in the vast assemblage present, that tlrc lfon. Members were cnabled to appear upon the hustings in the Guildhall in about an hour after to give their ...

... 5t~tQUE9TIIArTOtS. Jane 20. D)uswIN CasRttRLLTgeOt in Inirergordon for tbe North of Sentland Banking Compan -C reditor meet in RIbertgan's llotel ir Tain, Oth auo 30th July$ two o'clock. June 28. ROnsr WaILCOX. candllenikcr anm dealer in stono endl cartheniare in Dunacr -Cruditnra meet in Cosinr's Saint George Inn theru,.Dli JuMy and 6th Au. gatoneo'nclockt. J;no 29. T;,n'tAs COWANSS. ?? in ...

... Mornin~q Chronicle QOfice, Quarter-past Four', L1rF-tfJ-t E L E C rT I f N S- [BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESSES.] STATE OF POLLS. BRADFORD, Jua30, FINAL STATE OF THE POLL. Hardy, ?? ?? Got Lister, L. ?? 40 Boisfelld, ?? ,,J BLACKBURN, JUNE 30. CLOSE OF THlE POLL, T'riner, ?? ?? 430 Feilden (TI.. . ?? .* .. ?? .3ii Hlornby (T) ?? 4!8 PRESTON, JUNE '10, FINAL sTATH OF THlI POL.I Sir 11. Flectwoo(d, ?? ...

... KILMARNOCK( DISTRICT OF co fui BURGHS. ba (From the Ayr Aduertiser.) co Our Kilmaritock correspondent says, the screwram is being applied in behalf of Air Colquhoun. OP Can this really be possible? Can the Saintly cn Juggler not IItId as much doctrine in his two reli- s gious icreeds as dictates non-interference with the of consciences of his fellow-men ? Verily, it would pC seem that in his ...

... N3OMNIlNArTION DAYS. The following is a list ofthedays lxied forthe no- taination or Candidates in the various burghs and coutsties so fir is wve have been nble to collect them. The polling generally takes place in the burghs on the first day, and in the counties ont the second and third days, after the nomination. Buteshire-'Tuesday, July 6. Dumifriestsbire-WedIIesdaiy, July 7. Dumfiries ...