... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENLl HOUSE OF LORDS-THUtTISDAY. UOD FELLOWS' LODGES. Lord BEXU MONT presented a number of petitirns from different lodg es of Old Fellows, praying for the legalization of their qrscieties. Lord PiROUGHAM said he had no doubt the numerous ?? whihb were presented to their lordslipa on this subject etn.uated from hi-ily respectable indiriduale ; but he ronre';ed that an end ougbt ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONTICLE. LONDON: F.RIDAY, APRIL 2], 1848. In the HOUmE of LORDS, last night, The Crown and Government Security Bill went through committee, and wtas afterwards read a third time and passed. Their Lordships shortly afterwards adjourned till Saturday, when the two Houses meet to have the Royal assent given to this and other bills. After which their Lordships will adjourn till ...

... THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. [PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.1 FRA NIFORT, APRII 11.-The Frankfort papers publish the official decision of the Germanic Diet, de ng that all so-called exceptional decisions an laws adopted bv the Germanic Diet since 1819 are abolished in' all the confederated states. Those resolutions were principally adopted at the Congresses of Vienna and Carlsbad, and several of them are ...

... TAe LOYDON GAZETTFE of FRIDAY, April 14. CROWN.OFI'ICL, ArI'L 14.J jiro rn It PttMSOCT PARLIAOMENtT. 't~aynaa ha I'S eTownc~Y, NElul, bhe lust election for Iloonofll of i been declared void. IVAtt.~l'ICIFL APRILX it, 2d] itt0 of Life, Gual~d.-COIptatn Alexander George Faller- Q0TC110 OI~nttaiChld, to be Captain, vice Breevet Matjor lette frlom hlt 0l bnge' ic. w.Mihael Earl of Longfo~rd Tohin ...

... MOlt'NING CHIRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday Morning, Quarter-past Five. EX P-RESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.3 PARIS, MONDAY MOWNING. Tile great denmonstration of yesterday, wviich came upon us so unexpectedly, and which, at one tinme, threatenled such serious conse- quences, has gone off quietly, and everybody is now in raptures at the failure of the colnmunists, the admirable conduct of ...

... PARISH OF KENSIV7ON.-LOYAL ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. Last evening a most numerous and respectably attended meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of Kensington, convened by the churchwardens, was held in the large room of the National Schools, in the Hiigh-street; Air. Church- warden Beliworthy in tile chair. The CHIAIRMAN having briefly stated that the meeting had been called in consequence of ...

... THE NA VY. The Bellerophon, 78 guns, Captain Richard L. Baynes, CI.B., is on her way from the Mediterranean to Portsmouth, where she is ordered to complete her crew, take on board her full nutber of guns, and otherwise equip as a sea service line-of-battle ship. THE EAST INDIA COMMAND.-Rear-Admiral Sir Fran- cis A. Collier, C.B., ?? will proceed to Ildia on the 20th proximo, in the packet from ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY. Thle Lord Chancellor took hits seat at fiee o'clock. Petitions in fasvour of legtiliziatg Odd Fellows' Benefit Societies were presented by the Earl of Rosebery, the Earl of Eglinton, Earl Fortescue, Lord Wharrocliffe, Lord Stan.. ley, and Lord Bearmototnt. The Earl of ELLEINIOROUGH moved that the returns of thsn 14th of March of thle orins and ammunition seized and ...

... PRUSSIA. [FriOM OUR conrntsPoNDENT.] 'BPRLIx, ArnIL 12.-Tile result of the last sitting of' the Diet has produced an immense sensation, by its according an unlimited vote of confidence to the opposition, now in power, and placing 40 millions of thmalers it their hands, without even inquiring in vyrat manner the Government intends to apply it.' All seems quiet at Berlin, and the tranquillity is ...

... ELECTORAL CORRUPTION OF THE OLD 1PRUEE E N. I ?? It wili be seen from the parliamentaryproceedingsin another columiln, that the numerous instances of corruption which are proved to have existed at the, eneral election are to undergo a strict inquiry; and that the leaders of all the principal parties in the house are equally disposed to join in seeking for a re. me ,r for this disgraceful evil. ...