... The MASTER of the CHARTER HOUSvfI TO TEE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE SIR-It is well known to old Carthusians that the UV remains of Good old Thomas Sutton, their ancient bt factor, used for many years to lie, wrapped up it sheet I? on the top of a pile of coffins in the Charter ?? Tal The present master, to avoid the removal of the foull body whenever a new burial took place, has set uP ...

... [A telegraphic summary of the following appeared in Tre AMorning Clhronicle of yesterday -] [FROM_ ouR owN cORRBSPONDENT.] [- i OU' PHILADELPHIA, JaN. 18. It is not only in the Senate of the United States, but in the House of Representatives also, that pre- parations are on the tapis to arm the new Presi- dent, General Pierce, with 'sufficient power' to attempt an enforcement of the Monroe ...

... L.ATEST FROM FRANCE. P~lIs, MONDAT Anuaxoox. The great fete of yesterlay has happily passed off without any public accident, or even sorious incident, considering the immense assemblage that had been drawn together. Thismorning' Mlon;ieur conclu4ces a long official accoput of the religious ceremonies, by saying that the very heavens favoured t.hmperial fete; for seldo- does winter give a Bky ...

... Mr. Charles Langdale has addressed the following letter to the editors of the LeedsMercury, in reply to that already published from the Earl of Carlisle:- * Gentlemen-May I request the insertion of a few obser- vations in reply to the appeal which the last Leeds Mereury contained from the Earl of Carlisle to his Roman Catholic fellowv-subjects. The noble earl states the cause of his appeal ...

... I - -H. Snrids and Son' Neo-.spqer OI&xe No. 1, Edow-qua, S1st January, 1863. FBANCE. PAnua, MomA..-The Afoniw announces that the Em- peror has jost pardoned more than three thousand prisoners amongst those who were the object of the measure for geoal safety in December, 1851. Their names will shortly le published Loinmox FUrNDS-STOCK AND SHA MARXE.-C055011 lower In speculative sales for ...

... I , H.'.GXOLIC.ICHURCH, His Grace the Archbishop, accompanied by the R« v, p. Conry, FLC.A., 'ldft to*n' Friday, for' Connemara, where his grace intends holding confirmations at the close of the mission of the Rev. Fathers Lockhart and Rinolti. the results of which in counteracting the efforts of the Souperp in that distressedilocality are most gcatifng. Nearly every ode of the few whom ...

... IEXPRESS FROM PAAISj MORNING CHRONICLZE Op,, Tuesday, Sergn a.m.I - i Il [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApH.1 PARIS Bouitsr, JAx.31 .-Closing prices: R Your-and-a-Half per Cents., 104f. 600.; ditto, at per Cents., 79f. 05o. ; Bank of France, 2,8l0f. THE sSEARCH fr SIR JOHANT)lPR 14 We extract from the Parliamentary paper,, issued the following most important letterfr, Captain. Maguire, now commanding the ...

... The annual court of governors of this institution seas held yesterday at.the London Tavern, his Excellency the Chevalier BUNSEN, Prussian Ambassador, presiding. The report of the committee stated that the usefulness of tbe charity bad gone on increasing every year since its es- tsbshmeat in 1845, and that in the past year it bad re- ieved a larger number of persona than in any previous ear, ...

... St ECD IDI '- I . * . FRANCE. PARII, MONDAY ETvNING. The Emperor and Empress left I Paris yesterday afternoon, at four :o'cloek, for St. Cloud. It ii an- nounced that they will remain there till Feb. 6. The Maqtuis and Marchioness do Las Marismas, Mf. and Madame do Pierre, M. and Madame Gus- tave do Montebello, and another personage, whose name I have not learned, will, I believe, exclusively ...

... OVER CR0 a a 0' EMI'TS. , . ,i. ?? ' . i: ?? ?? ?? ?? TO THE EDITOI0oP nT X -443 s -W . SIB,-I enoloseeyou copies of . letter received from a poruion offhal paaaengers of ihe ship Africa, -*4ieh 4ailea franm Liverp60l some few weeks' back, apid of rviolutidfis paesad~y lthem on boaad,. which wereo transmitted_ toth*e ilish Coosul at Lisison., I also aecd a co?; of 4,tt4q. 21ish Coh~ure W6iol, ...

... The strife about Montenegro is assuming seriousv proportions. Omer Pacha and the Radika Daniel C promise to become less than secondary personages in P the drama. Austria, urged forward by an unseen hand, is to do the Czar's work, dismember European b Turkey, and perhaps enrich herself with one or two of the provinces now subject to the Sultan. Suchat least are the doings openly diseussed at ...

... 1A-;MEDICAL-MAN' .he xrEBENCE AT THE J ~; ' w I .. I .. ; , .. k - . i . I: ; ,. TJ7e ?? ?? ?? fromu latter just rqceivda4tSsouthmptn, ?? a gatleanp e fthemedIaI profission, 'who reiided a short time i ,that town, and who emigrated with oevernli members of his famioy In the sprg of last year fram ithemairth of Ediland', ' - s Bendlgo Diggligs, 100 milesN.W. of Xelbourne, oaf 29b1862. Xly ...