... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The Hastings, 72 guns, Captain William Morgan, is fitting in the Batsin at Portsmouth. to carry the flag ot Sir Francis A. Collier, C.B., &c., on the East India and Chine station, es Commander-in-Chief, vice Rear-Admiral Ingle- field, deceased. The followinie officers have been appointed to her :-Lieutenant W. N. L. Loekyer (1845), front the Caledonia three-decker, tit Plymouth, to ee Sir ...

... -MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Thursday Morninig, Quarter past Five. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROMI OUR CORRESPONDENT-] PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 12 O'CLOCK. The Paris papers of this morning are filled with the accounts of the Chartist demonstration in Lon- don. Of domestic news they are almost entirely destitute. Paris continues in a state of calm and apparent tranquillity, in which it will probably remain ...

... IRELANID. DUBLIN, APRIL 6. [jROM OUR CORRESPONDgrNT]. VOLUNTEER DEFENSIVE ASSOCIATIONS. DEPUTATIONS TO THE LORD- LIEUTENANT. I have already apprised you of the arrangenlents made by the citizens of Dublin for the formation of volunteer corps to sustain the Government and de- fend life and property, and also of the views enter- tained by the Lord Lieutenant on the subject. On the north side of ...

... llO1?NING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday Morning, Five A.M. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [fROM OUR conrtsrOSaDENT.] PARIS, MiOINDAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The plan contemplated by the Provisional Go- vernment with respect to the Bank of France and the provincial banks is the general topic of con- versation here, and among commercial men I find that it has created no small consternation. You are awvare that the ...

... ELECTION COMMITTEE-FRInDAY. BODMIN-RooM 24. Thiscommittee re-assembled at eleven o'clock to-day. All the members were present, viz.: Mr. G. A. Hamilton (Chairman), Mr. H. Foley, Sir Edmund Filmer, Hon. Rico Trevor, and Mr. Fitzstepben French. Mr. M. D. Hill, Q.C., in a speech of nearly two hours' duration, replied on behalf of the petitioners. The room was cleared, and, after a short ...

... THIE PUBLIC HEALTH BI LL-Al EETING of the WARD oj FAR1?INGDON WITHIN. Yeaterday a public meetitig, oft the irthabitants of the above word was hield at the Qucen's Arms, Nowgate-street, for the p purpose of takitig into consideration at numrerously signed u requisiition to the oldermaitii, stating a, itill, affecting seri- ousl5y thle interests and privileges of the, citizens of London, was ...

... FRENCH REP U B LI C. PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] The new manifesto on the subject of the genera' elections, which M. Ledra-Rollin has thought fit tc address to his proconsuls in the departmnents, haf created a feeling of uneasiness here very little in ferior to the first. M. Ledru-Rollin has, however, obtained for himself such a character for arbitrary violence that ...

... 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 ...

... DUBLIN, APRIL 11. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] For some days past considerable apprehension prevailed here, in consequence of the intended Chartist demonstration in London, and the Jacobin party have calculated upon nothing short of a for- midable insurrection in the British metropolis ! Tihe satisfactory accounts received to-day, how- ever, have restored confidence amongst the well- disposed, ...