... Advices have been received by cxpress from Maltr- e seilles in anticipatien of the Overland Mail of the t Ist of January. T'he dates so received are from t Calcutta to the 23d, Madras to the 24th December, b and Bombay to the 1st of January. a A congratulatory address from ?? principal in- a habitants of Calcutta had been presonted to Lord c alardinge upon Iris return to the scat of govern- 7 ...

... TBlE NAVY. IMPORTANT ORDER REsrECTING BIlLETING MA. ?? the Admiralty have caused an alte- ration to be made in the law as to the billeting of Marinee. By the Marine Mutiny Act, just passed and now in force, it in enacted, That upon tie order or orders in writing, under the hand of the Lord High Admiral, or the hands of two or more of the Coommnissioners for execoting the office of Lord High ...

... I RELAND, -4- DUBLIN, JAN, 17. tFlO, CUlR CORREttSPONDENT.] OUT-nOOR RUIoEo'-EXPLzOYNMENT. Thte poor-law ?? bavo forwarded to Mr. ]lug), Miorgan Tuite, of Tonua, Weetmecath, the following tin- portont communication in reply to a letter from him object- jug to stone-breaking as a teat for the able-bodied paulpers ?? out-door relief. The commissioners, yoo will ob- serve, adhere to the ...

... MOUNTST. BERNARD HOSPICE. STATISTICS FOR THE FORTNIGHT ENDING OCTO- BER 20, 1848. SOUP KITC'IcN.-Relieved with good soup and bread in the kitchen, men 1,757, women 281 at their homes, menl, women, children, and sick persons, 3,740; total, 5,778. The Army and Navy Club.-Mr. Gunter, Mr. Norris, and the Messrs. Wickins, continue their liberal gifts of soup materials to the kitchen, and three days ...

... I EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FRnois ou0 CoMI.ESPONDENT.] PARIS, THURSDAY EVExInO. The Italian question occupies public attention here almost to the exclusion of every other, and the ultimate decision of Austria as to the mediation of England and France is looked forward to with great anxiety. From the length of time that has already elapsed, and the various and contra- dictory excuses for delay made ...

... RAIL Wfr Y INTELLIGEACE. OPENING OF THE ToRQAY EXTENSION OF THE SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY. Yesterday the public opening of this extension line took place, w-ith greattdclat and piblic rejoicing.. The weatherwas most favourable, andl thousands of the inhabitants were abroad to be spectators of the first steam Caravan Careering through the vallies and ravines of that picturesque neigh- bourhood. At ...

... CASES ALREADY IMPORTED. In London and Vicinity ?? In the Country ?? In Scotland ?? Total ?? FRESH CASES REPORTHD THIS DUy, DaC. 18. IN LONDON AND VICINITY, 1IZ. I IUnitler No. of Deaths. tecove Itr'atlent, Cases. . .ries. or result not stated. 482 21 99 132 232 123 27 82 1,735 766 30 060 1,10 435 Lambeth ?? . .1. Poplar.1 1 ?? Stoke Newingo ?? 1 Wandsworth.2 2 Hackney-road .I .. 1 TIK. COUNTRY ...

... THEll /9.IT> JIIXl ,A ('III C() 'NI(C'LE 1 (O N 1) )N : T/II'I.'lct ?? .1:4 NU..j ' l B3, 1848. I Iuln' i;R 0ot a1 ?? I0(l ?? 10eutu1 inl tIL! p, sit nt slate otf I 'eldlad than the u1nm11istakable de- lilil'lI'I ol t l' rI liluli II'IL(tl'5 ill th (JUalitieS tlat, ?? ?? tIlI1(1, atad give I) QIeI(fiCiul dite'c'tioll toL IioiltiLfIl flenc( ?? hlome. 'Ilo reill, ?? rlgdilt' arll interests of ...

... I RI i eyer Si 1? JOHN ERA IA | .LX'PEDI TIO¶%X. W'th rfercnce to the gre't ?? and~ Curiosity 1,1 V to be exci te 1)by the I'On' ts whlichl we have pilb!.;'hctd of in ulitg1,enec hnvil't1beenl obtained of Jiothn 1, ruvnklin's expedit.. it, the following letter It i. hs lately boen rectoived iro Dn1r. Sir J. Iti- Nv A ho is p-'osecutnilig tale ovecriand Search after F'rankinhj and his -gi II ...

... THE MORNINAG GHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY. SMARCH 9, 1848. The Housp, of CommoNS met yesterday at twelve o'clock, and: on themotion of Mr. Anstey. went into committee on the Roman Catholic Relief Bill. Sir R. INGLIS moved the omission of: certain words from the first clause, the effect of which omission would be to render the bill, in reality of' no effect. After some discussion, the amendment ...

... X1 ORNIYIG CHRONICLE OFFICE, Three o'Cloch, P.M. 'EXPRESS FROM PARIS, PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVBE2ING. .PROM OURn CORREsrONDE'Nr.] The financial crisis still continues unabited, and some eminen housest are spoken of as being in diffi- cu]ties, but no actual failure has' been announced since yesterday. To-day there was a great fall at the Bourse. At three o'clock to-day a meeting of between 300 and: ...

... I -4-- DUBLIN-TtuEsDAY MOaNING,. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] STATE OF TIHE SOITII. I have ascertained that the official and other accounts describe all parts of the southern province as totally free from any movements of ?? inmsurrec- tionary charactcr. There are indications of agra- rian crime ill some districts, which, in all likeli- hood will become much more decided as the winter advances ; ...