... SECOND' EDIT-ION. I E MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICEF, Saturday, Tivelve, Noon. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. c [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDDAY EVENING. The sudden trip taken by the President of the C Republic to the Sologne has been kept so profound D a mystery that many of the inhabitants of Paris E hardly believe that he left the capital. At Orleans ' the same secresy was observed, and, with ...

... MS. WILLIS AND THE NATIONAL SOCIETY. To TUE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR--I hope my friend Mr. Downes Willis may be induced 2 to withdraw tho motion to censure the Bishop of Manchester, e of which he has given notice for the aunual meeting of the National Society. .. Nocensureshouldbe passed without a hearing of the personblamed, and calm deliberatioA. The experience of past years haa ...

... To THPl EDDITOR OF THlE IMORNING CHRONICLE. Sis-May I be allowed a few words in answer, not in !leas opposition, to D. C. L., in this morning's Chronicle ? past Advocating the introduction of the laity into Ecclesiastical bea Synods, he adds, how this is to be done-how the balance endl of authority is to be maintained . it is niot for thoi thin mie to enter on. Let those wilose care it is ...

... THE PRESER VA TION OF THE EXHIBI- TIONJUILDING. -4- The following is a copy of a letter addressed by Mr. Oliveira to Sir Joseph Paxton, on the subject of the revenue which could be derived from the building if appropriated ac- cording to the plan proposed:- 8, Upper Hyde Park-street, London, April 6. My dear Sir-As one of the objections to the permanent establishment of the Crystal Palace, as ...

... ET' 'NING EDITION. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Saturday, Half-past Two p.m. THE MONEY MARKIET. CITY, THIS DAY, TWO O'CLOCK. Consols for Money, 99i i. Consols for Account, 99k J. SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 4. fFROM OUR OWN COUEWPONDENT.] A Although the principal jouirnals here are so fre- quently seized, and Government prosecutions often follow the seizure, that such events excite little at- tention, a ...

... ED mARD£4BS-ME ~S RAGGED SCHOOL8S. |Yesterday thefourth annual meeting in connection with these schools was held at the Literary and Scientific Institution, Eideard-astreet, Fortman-oquare, M~r. J. G. Sheppard in the chair. Several clergymen and gentlemen interested in these benevolent institutions occupied seats on the platform, and the audience, whiclh was numerous, was principally comsposed ...

... ElLECTION INTELLTIGENCE. | REPRESENTATION OF LIVERPOOL. [FRoM OUR OWN REPORTER] A moet important and influential meeting of the Liberal and Free-trade electors of Liverpool was held on Saturday in the Amphitheatre, for the purpose of hearing from their able and efficient representative, Mr. Cardvell,'an exposi- tion of his views on the present state of public affairs,'and an explanation of ...

... ANTRLIM COUNTY. The Tenant-leaguers threaten oppsition. to Sir E. 2 'Naghten and Mr. Macartney in ti oltadte are about to hold a, 'public meeting for the purpose of )ttee ;Organisation. bhill. BELFAST BOROUGH. ther The Liberal electors, at a mneetiag sin Thursday last, deter. stion mined to call upon Mr. William C1,ates to come forward as a e ap- candidate. That getea tvds pledged to the cause ...

... NEW JERSEY EPISCOPAL cON' VUNTION. 1FIROnI TIns NEW YORK COURSEIS OF M4ARC1U 10,1 The Special (,onvention of the diocese of ¶ecJer called by Bishop Doasme to take action ill regard to the ?? of the Bishops of Virginia, Maine, and Ohio, met Olh i nesday morning, the 17th instant, in St. Liary'o chusrch : lington.i ...

... COURT CIReCULAR. -9S-- ?? Q~ueen held a conrt at three o'elock yesterday aftcr- noon, at Buclinighamn Palace. Thle Right lHon. Sir Henry Bulwer, ?? her M~ajesty's E~nvoy Extraordinary and MAinister Plenipoterntiary to the Court of Tascny, hnd an audienice of the Queenl, to ta'ke leave. Sir Henlry wvas introdu-ced by the Earl of Muirnes- bury, ber llt:hjsty'o Principal S~certary of State for ...

... THE. UNITED STATES. SoTgvAMp'KT APRlIr, 2a.-The Ocean Steam- Navigation ComPiny8 steam-ship Humboldt, Cap- tsin Lines, from New Yorik, eel route for Havre, arrived off Cowes early this morning, and having transhipped her English mails and passengers, at once left for her destination. By this arrival we have three days' later intelligence. PHILADELpHWA, APRIL 10. [FROM OUR OWN 0O.RRESPONDENT.3 ...

... THE PROPOSED NE W CONVICT SET- TLEMENT FOR ENGLAND. [FROX THE YEatRAND REGISTER.] For some time past the attention of her Majesty's Go. vernment has been occupied in looking out for a new penal settlement, and New Caledonia, in the Southern Archipelago, as a fit and proper place, has attracted at- tention. A finer country than that she has fixed her thoughts upon for a new convict ...