... ING CHRONICLE OFFICB, Friday, 11 a.m. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. -[FROM OUR OWN COIIEIEBPOVDENT.] PARIS, THURSDAY EVIGNING. As long as the conclave of cardinals was still de- liberating on the question of the Pope'svisit to France, and considering whether or not his Holi- ness ought to sanction and consecrate by his pre-- sence the coronation of a new dynasty in the person of Napoleon III., baits of ...

... IT AL Y. A letter dated Turin, April 10, says I have nothing new to communicate since yester- day respecting the difference with Austria, but there is an improvement in the relations with Switzerland. The Federal Government, in certain notes addressed to the Cabinet of Vienna, had shown itself opposed to Piedmont. The Sardinian Government asked for an explanation relative to the language of ...

... |asd AeeOINTHENTS. I . PROMOTIONSu. Liesteisa..-Georsg Mitchell (1815) to the rank of Colnlisetider. on the resorved List. fat.-AsV,. C. F. Wilson, (1852), of the lVinchester, to thle san. of Liouterant, ,Strnd Jlieiocer-Georgo Raymond, (1840), serving in the auprc nti:es brig iRol/a, to the rank of Master, A PPOINTXSEXTO. Caaijoie. -J oei C. Fitzgrarld, to thc TWinrcetet, vice Loc, dece.ed. ...

... !d In consequence of the ciruMstauces which have taken -)'!ac w between Mr Stevenason and- the Trustecs of the Dick Beqrslrt, e. the PresbYfteT of Galic'ci resolved to visit and ex.a'srtire ti'r te School ot KeIuna, this yoaf in a body, instead of, as usual, rp- le pointing a Committee for that purpose. The tollowiri is a )f 'formal ieport oftthe procertlings, which has been trasmsittld to 'o ...

... S WJITZERLAND. WA hile Austria is preparing its answer to the last note of the Federal Council the Swiss are preparing for the e ttremes to which they may be forced. The Bund having spokcn of the recent diplomatic corre- spolndelnce, remarks that things have arrived at a point where Austria must beat a retreat or Switzer- land take measures of the gravest consequence. A correspondent, writing ...

... KIEL, APRIL 4. The succession question, which to-day is delivered to the second deliberation at Kopenhague, appears to have taken a more concrete form within the last few days. On the 27th, the different parties in the houses produced four different proposals bearing upon the royal project. The amendment of the right side of the houses accedes in very few words to the bill as it is proposed by ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. LIVE, APOOL, SUNDAY. By the arrival of the Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Captain Store, Ne, have advices from. Ame- rica of four days'later date than those brought by the-Hermann. The Canada left Boston at noon on the 30th ult., and Halifax on the .2nd. inst., and arrived in. the Mersey this forenoon, bringing 45 passengers, the usual mails from the United States Wand ...

... I L OND ON, SA TURDA Y, APRIL 9. 1 Boln Houses sat yesterday. In the HousE of' LORDS; the Earl of ELLEN- BO1oUGOH presented' a petition from the masters, mariners, mates, and seamen of Hartlepool,' against any repeal of the act with respect to the number of foreign seamen in British ships. His lordship sup- ported the prayer of the petition in some earliest re- marks. Earl GitANVILLE, Lord ...

... CHEPSTOW. Jobbery AND Accident.—On Monday last, John Beach William Bishop were committed for trial at the Sessions, r 'Stealing £ i 13s. 6d., a caii>et bag, a coat, and a razor, the Er°perty of Herbert Cadwallador, head boots, Crown Hotel, *°&typool. Beach was under boots, or stockings, at the hotel. P.C. Pullin apprehended the prisoners at the thetJ.nt!llll Inn, in this town. As Sergeant ...

... THE IRON TRADE. GLASGOW, MARCH 31-—At the opening of the year, con- siderable purchases, chiefly on speculation, were made of pig-iron, at 73s tid, 78s, 74s, and 75s Gd per ton, cash, and Is 6d to 2s 6d per ton extra for three and four months' open delivery. Shortly after the publication of the annual cir- culars, showing an extension in the production, and an increase in stock of 100,000 tons ...

... SHERIFFS COURIS BILL—REPORT BY THE COMMITTEE OF WRITERS TO THE SIGNET. he committee appointed by the Writers to the Signet to examine the provisions of the bill brought in by the Lord Ad- vocate, with respect to Sherifis Courts, have issued a report, the substance of which is as follows :— S to With respect to the first principle which the bill establish, that of extending the jurisdiction of ...

... I I1UUnei5 VJe 1,V11Li-1 The Si'w.xrrir took tbe chair at twelve o'clock. N Several petitions were presented against the admission ?? a to Parliament. i Mr LUCAS presented a petition from Meath, in favour of v .1 the admission of the Jews to Parliament. t Soveral petitions were presented in faivour of tbe repeal of the e duty on attorneys' certificates. di L Iord 11. VANE presented a petition ...