... I OPPOSITION TO THE HEALTH OF TOWTNS BILL. WORCESTER, MONDAY.-Since the public meeting (reported is last Satvirday's Morning Chrronicle) held here to express the opposition of the inhabitants of Worcester to the Health of Towns Bill, the followinr petition against the measure, stating the grounds of opposition to the bill, has received the signatares of a large number of the respectable and ...

... VESTRY Y1HETRING.-ST. MARY'S, W4H 'I'ECHAPEL. Y A publie meeting of the parishioners of St. Mary's, e nhitechupel, wai held yesterday torefnoon, in the vestry, Y and (by subsequenit sdjcrrrmcut) itl the ptrisb church, to s cooaidcr the propriety of petitioningr the Legislature in u favour of the Crown auod Government Security Bill. n Mr. llOtTIDAY, culurehwarden,lravirrg heen called to the ...

... MIORNING CHRONICLE OFFI CE, Wednesday Mlorning, 11 A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, TUESDAY EvaNmi, FIVE O'CLOCK. It will be seen by the Bourse report of to-day that the funds and railway shares have had another fearful fall. On Saturdav last the Three per Cents. closed at 39f. 50c. To-day they were done as low as 32f. 50c. This is not to be attributed to the political ...

... I0 yotNING CIRONICLE OFFICE, Friday Mforning, Quarter to Six. IMpORTANT FROM VIENNA. By EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS. ?? OUR CORRESPONDENT.1 VIENNTA, SUNDAY Ev1n]NG, HALP-PAST SEvNSR. ala] just informed that a courier from Italy is f, iived at the Palace, accomitanied by an officer .'Iloo the army, bringing news of a battle gained irom tlligence worthy of credit, which I have t re ceived, I am ...

... From the Italian journals we learn that the Piedmontese army consists of from 45,000 to 50,000 regular disciplined troops, all of them eager for the battle. The right wing of the army is supported by a body of six thousand volunteers, some of whom have thrown tbemselve into the Tyrol to cut off all retreat. The left wing of the Sardinian army is commanded by the Tuscan general Ferrari, he ...

... TJE PUBLIC HEALTH BILL. WARD OF DONYGATE. Yesterday a meeting of the inhabitants of Dowegnae Ward was held in the vestry-room of the clsurcit of Allhalloaws the Great, in Upper Thaumes-strvet, for ther purpose of receiving the copy of a lotter addressed bv Sir George Grey, the secretary of stele, to the Right IIln. the Lord Mayor, and the resolutions of the Court of Common Councii, on the ...

... GERTSIANY AND THE I NORr rHERIN STATES. F'i ANKFORT.-ON.'rTIiE-M AIN. [FIOM OUR CORRESPONDRNT.] APRIL 23-'IThe ?? frois the Grand Dulchy of 13uduni has produced here a very sad impres- Sion, and) profoltlid disust at tile proceedinrs of the lRepiuldicans. Though a prociltmation, published at Basle hv Hlecker, uttiruis tbat the first attack canite frol tile troops, it is now quite certain that ...

... I MORN-ING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Wednesday, Hayf-past One, r.m. UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA, (BY EXPRESS.) LivERPoOL. TuESDAY.-By the arrival at this port, this evening, of the royal mail steamer Caledonia, Captain Leitch, with the mails from Boston and Halifax, with about thirty passengers, we have received our usual files of papers to the 5th inst., her (lay of sailing from Boston, ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Monday Morning, Eleven o'Clock. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM1 OUR CORRESPONDElNT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. A general election by vote by ballot is certainly a dull affair compared with an English election, even though under the regime of universal suffrage. The whole of this day the 280 polling places in Paris are open, and a good many have already given their votes, but ...

... SAINT JAMES'S, CLERXENVEvL.-Yesterday the in- habitants of St. James's, Clerkenwell, assembled in the vestry-room of St. James's Church, for the purpose of electing parochial officers for the year ensuirig. Mr. Churchwarden Whitelonk was called to the chair, and shortly after, in consequence of the immense number of ratepayers assembled, an adjournment to the church was put aid carried, and in ...

... IMPERIAL PARIAAMEN'I HOUSE OF LODI)S-FnoDAY. ODD FELLOWS' SOCIETI ES. A great nrumbrer of' petitions praying for the leirlizatior of Odd Fellows' societies were presented by the Bishop 0 Exeter, Lord WharinrlifH, Lord Campbell, Lord Hatherton lord Rlt-desqslae, arid, the Bithop of Winvilhester. The ATrl of ERN I- presented a petition from the phy. sicians ernd surgeons of Dun1ntttiolo, ...

... The delegates met yesterday as usual, at nine o'clock, at the Literary Institution, John-street, Fitzroy-square. Mr. DIxoN, who acted as secretary in the absence of the regular official, gave a bungling account of the loss of the documents committed to his care, consequently it was im- possible to confirm the minutes of the previous day's proceedings. Mr. LINNEY moved that the confirmation of ...