... SE - I MORNI.NG C1IRONICLE OFFICE, Monday Morning, Quarter-past Five. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.| PARIS, SUNDAY, 1-2 O'CLOCK. The Moniteur of this morning publishes a long report from the Minister of Finances on the aboli- lition of the duty on salt, and a decree to the fol- lowing effect:- The Provisional Government, considering that cititens should contribute to the ...

... .ELECTION COMMITTEES-SA.TURDAY. BODMIN-RooM 24. . This committee, of which Mr. G. A. Hamiltonis chairman, re-assembled at eleven o'clock to-day. After the completion of Mr. Robarts's cross-examination, the petitioners proceeded with the eases of treating by means of refreshment tickets. The evidence was given by the several landlords of the inns and public-houses where the tickets became ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Monday 31orning, 11 A.mi. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [fROfK OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENU~G, FIVE OCLOCK. The streets to-day are crowded with deputations of patriotic workmen going to the Hotel de Ville with their offerings for the benefit of the Republic. These processions are really ridiculous, and from their im- mense number are more troublesome to the Provi- ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A point of some importance has- escaped your notice, and that of your correspondents, in relation to the above unlucky bill, which, though it be in its last agonies, yet deserves attention. I allude to the limits of itsjurisdic- (ion. It proposes, in the first clause, to enact, that this act may, from time to time, be applied, in manner hereinafter ...

... To T[E EDITOR op THm MORNING CHRONICLE. S ?? justly describe the que6tion at issue between us Ri one which should be thoroughly thought out and ar- gued out, with a care and attention proportioned to the vast importance of the subject to which it refers. I am, there- fore, led to hope tbat you will allow me the space necessary for explaining my proposition (wbich I observe you still ...

... We have received files of papers from South Aus- tralia to the 16th December. We make the follow- ing extracts:- From the South Australian Register (Adelaide) of December 4:- The barque Jane Frances, from Hobart Town (17th No- vember), with eight passengers, arrived on Wednesday last, and the Elizabeth Jane, from Launceston (No- vember 24), with four passengers, on Thursday. A general ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. HER MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. The LORD STEWARD (Earl Fortescue) brought up her Majesty's answer to the address presented to har MajestY by their lordehips on the occasion of the birth of a princess. The answer was ase follows:- I have received your affect- tionate and loyal address with the truest satisfaction. I slucerely thank you for your congratulations on ...

... THE AMENDED ?? HEA LTH OF TO WNS BILL. To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-My Lord Morpeth having brought into the Ileum of Commons his amended Public Health Bill, I would wish to draw your attention and that of the country at large to its provisions. Your manly and sensible remarks on the impo]icy and the injustice of the plan of centralizing everything by the Government of late years ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert walked yesterday morning in the pleasure grounds of Osborne. Their Royal 1-igbzesses the Prince of WVales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, took their accustomed airings on the sea beach. The Viscountess Canning, lady in waiting to her Majesty, left Osboree yesterday. tier Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Augusta Bruce ...

... L7.Tj'LtJS AND DESPA7TCHES OF THEI L PUK.E OF MARLBOROUGHI. pulle pnilcation of the despatehes of the immortal dike, by the late Lieut.--Colonel Gurwood, has 11iibreil ?? for the appearance of other works O sinilar character. Sir Harris Nicolas has ,Irei the reading public with ' The Letters and atehes of Nelson, and in the worklOW before e, dited by the late Sir George Murray, we have til ...

... MORffING CHRONICLE OFFICE, I Thursday Morning, 11 A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS.- [FRoIr Oln CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FIVE O'CLOCK. The decrae which I sent to you this morning, by | which the Provisional Government sequestrates the Paris and Orleans and the Orleans and Vierzon Railways, and directs the weekly proceeds derived from those lines to be paid to the Minister of Public ...

... B8 PRESERVATION OF THE PEACE OF THlE METROPOLIS. h, m -- + - . u The Lord Mavor and Aldermen and the Deputies ofaev ma]ral of the Wards wiere, during the whole of yesterday, e ge gaged at the Mansion house in making preparations co en responding with those of the Government, with the repr en sentatives of which his lordship has been in constant con ?? for the last three or four days, It is ...