... SALT IN IRBLAND.—A company is about being formed in Belfast, with a capital of fifty thousand pounds, to work the salt mines which have been discovered on the Marquis of Downsbire's estate at Duoerue. In connexion with the prepar- ation 01 the salt for commerce, chemical works are to le estab- lished, which will enable the company not only to supply manufacturers with bleaching materials, but ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY. THE FRANCHISE. Mr. T. Duncombe gave notice that it was his intention, immediately after the recess, to move a resolution, that it was the opinion of the House that the representation of the people in parliament, demanded immediate attention, with a view to the enlargement of the electoral franchise, and the correction of those abuses which the reform act of 11532 was ...

... PUBLIC MEETING ON THE SUBJECT OF THE RAILWAY EMBANKMENT. The readers of the MERLIX will best understand the object cf this meeting, if we make a few preliminary observations, in explanation. In the year 1817, when the South Wales Railway Company commenced their still-unfinished branch from Monmouth to Newport, they began the work of a tunnel-among other works fur constructing the line-at a ...

... I XORNIVG CHRONICLE OFFIC'E, Mlonday, 12, Voon. THE UNITED STATES. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. L1OM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] [ LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING. By the arrival of the Canada we have dates from New York to the 23d November. The steam-ship Crescent City had arrived from Havana. She was allowed to land her passengers 1and mails; but purser Smith, whowas on board, was ...

... AIORNING CHROXICLE OFFICE, Wednesday, 12, Noon. 13-pRESS FROM PARIS. [!1BOliM oUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. To the supsrficial observer, there never was a time in which the political world of Paris appeared More calm than at present, and yet events are taking place elsewhere, which must rouse strong feeligs of irritation on the part of the new Erm- peror of the French, and ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Monday, Five a.m. IEUXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN OORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY MORNING. The Moniteur contains a series of telegraphic despatches announcing the arrival of the Emperor at the chateau of Compiegne. The town of Compiegne was illuminated in ho- nour of the visit. M. Troplong is appointed First President of the Imperial Court, in place of Count ...

... [The following appeared in the Second Edition o our paper of yesterday ?? We have received, vit! Marseilles, our private correspondence from Bombay of the 17th November, and files of papers from Hong KoDg to the 30th October. We have filready anticipated the main Octofer inelin~~ of intelligence ract the following;- ?? (the Shan States), we iearJ, had ?? off her allegiance to Ava, and has an ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiRr-As I do not observe that you havQ yet given in your adhesion to the agitation for the suppression of classical l literature, conducted in France by the Abb6 Gaume and the Univer8, and in England by the Daily News, I hope you will allow me to suggest the true interpretation of the passage which Mr. Walpole recently quoted from Lucretius. Your cor- ...

... THE CHJUCH IN ITA LY. To THE EDITOR R OF TWE MORNING CHRONICLE- OIR-It would be pureasonable to ask you to insert in your grave columna the mere adventures of an Italian impostor, but it is the questionable shape in which that impostor is permitted to roam over tly, and the disiastrous results :of his agency, which give a public interest to his telegra- phic despatches. It will be seen ...

... The Bishop of Hereford has just admitted the following gentlemen into holy orders, viz.:- DEACONS. FrancisTebbs Havergal, B.A., Now College, Oxford. William Hazledine, student of St. Ardan's Theological College, Birkenhsead. Horace Newman Wheeler, B.A., Trinity College, Dublin. PRIESTS. Rev. George Christopher Proctor Beauchamp, B.A., Worcester College, Oxford. Rev. James Davidson, B.A., ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND THEIR PRO- TBCTIONIST SUPPORTERS. Sir Montagu Oholmeley, the former member for North Lincolnshire, who unsuccessfully contested the division at the late general election, has issued the following address to the electors:- TO THE ELECTORS OF LINDSEY. Gentlemen-The revelations of the recent debate will, I trust, be a sufficient excuse for a few words from an old ac- quaintance ...

... we lat THE CONFLAGRATIONS. ion. We have received files of San Francisco papers rill to the 16th November. We take from them the in following details of the recent disastrous conflagra- 'tue tions. vill The San Francisco Herald of the 16th gives the ion following summary of the fortnight's news from the ;IC, 1st to the 16th November : ty. Rarely have so many startling and important events been ...