... LFRoM OUR OWR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. | The note which appeared in the .Moniteur of yesterday, by which a dementi is given to several fauz bruits attributed to those impenitent sinners, the foreign newspapers, has excited great surprise in diplomatic circles here, not on account of the importance of those contradictions, but,, on the contrary, on account of their apparent ...

... ECCLESIASTI CAL. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Rev. William N. Andrews, M.A., to the rectory of Chilton, Suffolk, diocese of Ely; value, £208; patron, W. .H. Wyndham, Esq. The Rev. J. T. Walker, M.A., to the rectory of Ashdon, tEssex, diocese of Rechester; value, £691; patrons, Gonville and Cains College. The Rev. E. B. Baylee Salisbury, to the curacy of Thaxted, Essex. The Rev. D. ...

... ELBCTJOZ9 COAMJITTIT7ES. CIRENCESTER. Thle committee re-assembled yesterday morning, when Mr. Merewether stated that, in consequence of the opinion expressed on the previous day by the committee with regard to the agency of Cousins, and from the difficulty there would be in establishing the other oases, from the fact of their depending upoin the evidence of hostile witnesses, he had adapted ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1853. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, yesterday, On the motion for the secondreading of the Gi London Drainage Bill, the metropolitan memb Sir B. Hall, Mr. T. Duncombe, Sir De Lacy Evt and Mr. Williams, took objection to the clat whereby the company were empowered to tax inhabitants of the metropolis at 3 per cent. in - the speculation did not yield its promoters a st ...

... RAIL TVA YS. WEST LONDON. The half-yearly generfn meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Mr. S. Bird in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, which stated that- Thle directors, in their previous half-yearly report, lcd the pro- prietors to expect that judgment would be given by the Exchequer Chamber in the long penling proceedings against the London and North ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition, from a place in Glamorganshire, in favour of the extension of the county courts; also two petitions from the Portsea and Gos- port Athtlsesaum, and from the Norwood Institution, praying that they might have access to parlianmentary papers, espe- ially those relating to arts, manufactures, and ...

... IRELA ND. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND;ET.] DUBLIN, IVEDNESDAY MORNING. The Freeman's Journal contains a long report of a meeting held last night, at the Mechanics' Insti- tute, to consider, in the words of the requisition, the best means of strengthening and sustaining an independent Irish party in the House of Com- mons, through whose action alone we can expect to carry the measures requisite ...

... I UORNlVNG CHRONICLE OFFICE, Friday, 11 a.m. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [mROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, THtURSDAY MORNING. The Moniteur announces that Lord Stratford de Rej,- ife was received yesterday by the Emperor, to take leave, previousi to i departure for Constanti- nople. M. Mora has presented his creditials as ohargX d'affaires of Mexico. Admiral Baudin is created Grand Cross of the ...

... BRITISH ARCILEOLOGICAL ASSUCIA- Tlon{. At the last ordinary meetisg of this society, Mr. James Heywood, M.P., ?? &c., vice-presideut, in the chair, Several presents were laid on the table-from the Arcbin. ological Institute and the Archleological Society of Chester, theirjournals; and from Mr. Bateman, of Youlgrave, three casts of carved ivory knife-handles, of the time of Charles 1. Mr. H. ...

... ARCMbEOLOGICAL IA'STITUTB. The monthly meeting was held on the 4th of March; Octavius Morgan, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The subject of the remarkable early Christian monuments existing in Ire- land was brought before the society by Mr. H. O'Neill. The sculptured wayside crosses in the sister kingdom are very numerous, presenting remarkable variety in their orna- meats, and in the subjects of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at fiv o'clock. The Earl of SH A FTESBURY presented numerous pelti tions from Doncaster and other places against the admissiot of Jews to Parliament. The Duke of ARGYLL ~prsented a petition against th, opening of the Crystal Palace on Sundays. The Earl of EGLINTON, having presented a petitioi praying for the repeal of ...

... -4 Mr. Charles V. Walker, in his second lecture on Electric Telegraphs and Electric Clocks, discussed and illustrated the following portions of the ?? telegraphs; electro-magnets ; galvanometers ; archegraph ; telegraph establishments ; construction'; maintenance; despatches, how worked ; history of a telegraphic message ; railway uses; telegraph companies ; literature of telegraphy. In ...