... | TH lhe following appeared in an early Second Edi- f tion of tle Ilmrning CGhronidle of yesterday:- a- Ve have received Calcutta papers of the 14tb, tie Id and Bombay palpers and correspondence to the 1:3th ut 3y of March, inclusive, brought by the Bentinck, which 9- reached Suez onl the 12th of April; they were broughlt to Marseilles from Alexandria direct by the er French steamer. ot' t The ...

... MADIIID, APRIL 25 rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTh] The government papers are full of a Carlist conspiracy which they say bas been discovered in Navarre, and the object of which was to get posseotlol, in the iirst place, of Pamplonca, in consequence of which alleged discovery num- bers of pereons have been arrested, eo that the dungeon at lPdmplona is filled with them, and they are kept stricily ...

... COURT cIRCULAR. T11 QtuBEN DOWAGEa.-Hor Royal Nighness the Duchess of Gloucester, and other members ot the Royal Family, sent yesterday to Marlborough-house to learn the state of their august relative. Many of the nobility and . gentry also called yesterday at Marlborough-hones to make alIquiry after the bealth of ber Majesty. The following was the bulletin iesued:- e- The Queen Dowager still ...

... ANTI-STATE CHUTICH CoNsFEREXcE.-Tuesday dele- gates from all parts of England, Ireland, and Scotland met at the Crown and Anchor, Strand, forming a con- vention for the purpose of considering the best means of obtaining the severance of Church and State, and to adopt measures for the furtherance of that object. Upwards of 1,200 delegates were present, and a large number of ladies were on the ...

... THIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. I s*ight give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him hafthe, he re o esupon she d oarse of taell. isv rhis5 yrtb etnim-re~~ ovrwt asid-sseither to ing n tak 1!arer jibe ells thecrime ofreat mess, they fall Lords, himith the iroshand,s of the lave if h odaoir hirsehe ?? ofsy, then the mob attkl h regad re mart eompon tth sides, lez t hime Iag sod ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monsday, April 29. Lord BEAUMONT laid on the table a bill relative to Charitable bequests made by Roman catholics. The object of the bill was to remove an anomaly in the law on this ?? bill was read a first time. RECALL or LORD ELLrNBOROUGH. - Lord COL- CE3STER said the question which he wished to ask was, whether the communication made by the court of directors to government ...

... STATE TRIALS. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-DrsBLN. Mr Whiteside having concluded his argument on behalf of Mr O'Connell, was followed at considerable length by Mr Hatchell for Mr Ray, Mr Moore for the Rev. Mr Tierney, and Mr O'Hagan for Mr Duffey. The learned gentleman having addressed the court on the 27th at great length, the Solicitor-General rose and said: It now becomes my duty on the part of ...

... .| RESPITE OF MARY FIUR.E-Y. - On Saturday evening the sheriffs received a communication, stating that her Majesty had been pleased to respite the sentence of death passed on Mary Furley. Several humane gentlemen had Strongly interested thrmselves in her behalf, and had repre- sented to the Secretary of State, that under the melancholy circumstances of her case she was a fit object for the ...

... PO LIT ICAL. ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. The League held its usual meeting on Wednesday night, at Covent-Garden theatre. Lord Kinnaird took the chair amidst loud and reiterated applause. The entrances of the various persons who take prominent parts in the proceedings were greeted with more than usual enthusiasm. The noble Chairman, in observing on the numerous attendance, expressed some doubt as to ...

... Tuesday, April 30. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 30. Brevet. Commissions to bear date 50th of April, 1844. To be Lieut. Colonels in the Army.-Majors T. Ryan, 50th Foot; E, IV. Bray, 39th Feet; G. L. Christie, 3rd Foot; J1. Stopford, 40th Foot; M. Barr, 29t. Footr; P. J. Petit, 50th Foot; H. Slave- lock, 13th Foot; and C. T. Van Straubenzee, 39th Foot. Lsr-ke.3ljors in the Aroy.-Captaitrs P. H'Kie, 3rd ...

... HOUSE OF LORD)S.-FRIDAY. The Earl of ROSEBERY presented a petition from a1 congregation In Glasgow against the Dissenters' Chapls Bill. The Duke of WELLINGTON begged to Inform the noble mrqus~ees opposite, in reference to the question wliiol the .oble marquees wished to put, that his noble friend the President of the Board of Control would he in his place on 'Tuesday next. The Marquees of ...

... FRANCE. The Paris papers of Tuesday announce two defeats of the French Government by thu Opposition. The first by the Chamber of Deputies annulling on Monday the third election of M. Charles Laffitte for Louviers, on the ground of his having committed (in the words of M. Dapin) ' collective corruption, in promising to the electors to construct, at the expense, no doubt, of the Rouen Railroad ...