... i NuMiBER O0 DEATIIS FROM ALL CAV'SES REGISTERED IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 8,1848. Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ?? 239 Diseases of Uncertain Seat ?? Tubercular Diseases ., ?? 193 Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses ?? 106 Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels ?? ?? 26 Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of Respiration 176 Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and ...

... The following is the decree which appeared in the 31oniteur, putting an end to the organization of armed bands of foreigners in France, with hostile intentions against neighbouring countries. The de- cree will give satisfaction everywhere, as a proof that wiser councils now predominate in the Provi- sional Government, than those under which the Bel- gian, the Polish, the Savoyard, and the ...

... I To Tll_ EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONtCLE SIR-In your Chancery reports of to-day, you mention a case of Holden v, the North Staffordshire Railway Company, for at. naplication for an injunttion before the Vice-Chanctellor of England. It should 1here been ?? v. the North Western Rhilway Conmpapy. We are, Sir, your obedient servante I.URCHELL, KILGOUR, and PARSON, Per H. CONSTABLE, ...

... COFFEE and LA TJNG-H O.SE KE;f Flh I ASSOCIAT4ON. Yesterday the anniversary dinner of this society was at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, LinvoiK; inn-fields, David W. Wire, Esq., in the chair. Upwardj ,f a hundred member8 of the eociety sat down to dihier. Nl Harker acted as toastmatster, and Messrs. Sporle, Tarlsr and other vocalists assisted in the musical entertsaiil41llr The ...

... OPENING OF THE BOULOGNE AND AMIENS RA IL WAY. BOULOGINE, MONDAY AFTERNOON. - This day the ceremony of opening this line of railway took place; and thus is entirely achieved one vast highway between the metropolis of Great Britain and that of France-broken alone by the water communication between Boulogne and Folkestone, which is now, however, efficiently per- formed by the superior steam ...

... The following is the address to the British nation from the Polish refugees resident in England:- Britons-Poland, the wronged and the oppressed, armed with her imperishable rights, stands again before the tribunal of nations, appealing for justice. Of the three despoilersof her extensive provinces, two, yielding to its supreme verdict and the united voice of the German people, have recently ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Moanday Morning, Five A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS, SUNDAY MIORNIN'G. [Frtom OUR CORRESPONDENT.] Everything is quiet here, and we have the prospect of a continuance of tranquillity till the elections. There will be some excitement on the subject of the municipal guard elections, which are to take place on Tuesday next and two following days, but there is ?? ...

... The Hastings, 7 guns, Csptain Morgan, fitting at Ports- lnorth tocary Sr . Cllir'sfla',is esatering men very - fstbutrigin slwly oingto hecondemnation of her masswhch ecssriy rtade hr movements. Upon thesubec ofthse lleedrotenmass Hampshire paper, r pbihdoWensyhstefloing:- a ehv o enal olantemotive for this ap- u Parently useless expense. The masts have been in her *t but a sbort time, and ...

... T'O Tim ED)ITORl 0? THE[' NMRMI.\NI i CNROtNCLE. Slmt-In the controversy between ytol andi Mr. lPj. itt Scrope, permit tihe interferinee ct a denizen of 1IP Ir: 1i bogs, one who ought to have soene experience of tlheir re- Clarnation, if ten years spent in th at ptretlt can grive iP 1, to,, wais Once as innocetit a9 Mr Io' Itt Scrope; I, too, believed in the contents of bliue books and the ...

... IT ALY. The Opisaene of Turin publishes the following under the head of Latest from Lombardy :- A letter from Milan says that General Bes, at the head of 4,000 troors of the line, and 7,000 volunteers, attacked the Austrians near Monte- ohiaro, and put them to the route, taking 6,000 prisoners; amongst whom are a squadron of cavalry and three pieces of artillery. The situation of Marshal ...

... Her Royal Hiighness the Duchess of Kent visited the Queen on Saturday at Buckingham Palace. His Royal Highness Prince Albert rode out on horseback on Saturday, attended by Colonel Seymour, equerry in waiting. The Royal Children took their usual walks and rides on Saturday. His Royal Highness Price Albert bonoured the Marquess of Northampton with his company on Saturday evening at his residence ...

... OXFORD, ArRIL 1. NEW EXAMINATION STATUTE. The following is an outline of the new Examination Statute for the Degree of B.A., suggested by the tutors of the various Colleges and Halls, and which has been pre- sented to the Board of Heads of Houses, and is now under consideration of a committee of that body. 1. THE TIRST EXAMINATION, OR RESPONsION4. I. To be passed at some period before the 5th ...