... [FRO31 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 DUBLIN, TUESDAY MOaNrxG, CAVAN ELECTION.-RETURN OF SIR JOHN YouNG. -As I had adticipated from the outset, Sir John Young, the niew Chief Secretary for Ireland, has been re-elected without opposition for the county Which he has so long and so efficiently represented. The election took place yesterday in (Javan. I foz- ward a report of the important proceedings on ...

... The SOMERRSET WELLINGTON COLUtrIN. .-I- To THE EDITOR OF TrI MORNING CHRONICLE:. Sri-I should feel much obliged to you if you would cor- rect an error which appeared in your paper of the 15th iajt., as it might prevent some persons from subecribiug to the restoration of the Wellington Column. You stated that £4,000 was collected at a meeting at Taitn- ton for that purpose; the sum so collected ...

... A commission de lusnatico inquiresdo, touching the state of mind of the Earl of Eldon, was held yesterday at Shirley. park, near Croydon, his lordship's residence, by Mr. Coin. mnisslfner Winslow and a most respectable jury of seventeen gentlemen resident in the neighbourhood, of whom Mr. Thomas Puokle, chairman of the Surrey quarter sessions, was foreman. Sir Frederic Thesiger and Mr. Hawkins ...

... YEAR.FUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT- SEVER LIVESS LOST. A most lamentable accident, attended with great loss of life, occurred at the New Cottam pits, near Eckington, the property of Messrs. Appleby and Co., of the Renishaw Irou- works. The scene of the calamity is about midway between Chesterfield and tasbro', on the Midland Railway. It appears that between six and seven o'clock on Friday morn. ing, ...

... To THU EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-I send you some theorems on the effect of an in- come tax on the value of property of different kinds, which may perhaps be of some use to those who occupy themselves in considering the policy of an income tax, and the mode in which it ought to be levied. Into the question of the policy of the tax and the mode of levying it I have not my- self ...

... SOCIETY AT THE A USTRALIAN DIGGIRGS. The Invetness Cozfrier publishes in its last number several letters from respectable people who have emigrated from that quarter of Seotland to Australia. The journal vouches for the authenticity of the documents, from which we make a few extracts. The following is from a letter, dated M el- bourne, Sept. 6:- Things will not last for ever in this way. There ...

... 4COND EDITION. RfOR rING CHRONlICLE OFFICE, Tstshrsday, 12, Noone [ gxpRESS FROM PARIS. jF5OM 01.1T OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVErING. interest has been felt to know what attitude ,dlorAtir corps would assume with respect to e ampress. It turns out that they have ed precisely the same course as with respect seeco'ition of the Empire. Lord Cowley, : p ib ambassador; the Marquis de ...

... l ?? ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JAhN. 15. The Qaeen has been pleased to appoint the Duchess of Sutherland to be Mistress of the Robes, in the room of the Duchess of Atholl, resigned. The Queen has been pleased to appoint John, Marquis of Breadalbane, K.T., to be Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household, in the room of Brownlow, Xarquis of Exeter, K.G,,resigned. WHITEHALL, JAN. 15. The Queen has ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND ARCHDEACON DENISONV. TO THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON DENISON. REV. SIR-Believing thot your letter to Mr. Gladstone has very seriously damaged the cause of those who seek to recover for the Church the liberty of synodical action, I wish, as an earnest but humble asserter of that claim, to assign my reasons for totally dissenting from your censure of Mr. Gladstone, and for ...

... SECOND EDITION; MORNING CHRONYICLE OFFICE, lVednaesday, 12, Noon. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FRO.{ OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. People in England are too apt to imagine that the establishment of the Empire in France has been accomplished by the free will of the nation; that every Frenchman, high and low, rejoices at the change which has taken place ; and that the whole nation ...

... THB BURMESE WAR. 'Ihe ?? appeared iu the Gazette of last ,git - Admiralty, Dec. 8D, 1852, Adespatch, of whioh the following is a copy, has. been re- idatthistiffice frots Commodore Lambert, dated the it yovoimber, 1852. No 81 | rlATIONS IN THE IRRAWADDY RIVER. Fox's boat, at Prome, Nov. 14, 1852. sir-l request you may be pleased to itform the Lords 0aicssioners of the Admiralty that on the ...

... - The Council of the Colonial and International Postage Association, as vwill be seen *by an advertisement in another part of o'ur paper,' has come to the following resolution 6pon the important question of our colonial postage That the cirst object of the nssociation is to extend the system of uniform penny postage, already in operation be- iween the United Kingdom and the Channel Islands, ...