... ELECtION EXiOSUIIES. 'i'hoe comtttnitteO oo;ut yesterday mottling at 11 of the petitiono. It wxlill be seen fromu thc proceedintgs be pettiftietucrst5 eu t to sulbstantiate againlst the sitting memn p~ir' 55'r, wsx the t called (l'andl produced thle statemui its 1n i,. ileet etjnitlullt they madec to him they (lidt not tic- itskit tht trhev received any mloney for their votes. 1tbe X z2e l ...

... I SCULPTURE FOB THE LONDON CGoPORAToN.-The ' Builder,' advert- ing to the recent determination on the part of the corporation to commission the production of a certain number of statues for the adornment of the Mansion-house, states that in carrying out their intention they wisely avoided competition, visited various studios, and then named by ballot six sculptors who should each be commis- ...

... -PCCLESIASTI 'AL. The Bishop tr Letdon blis jostituted the Rsv. William Aeworth, M.A., r: tor of Rothley, near Lougthborough, to tile rectory cf F uarstead, near Woolwich, Kent, rendered vacant b)Y the resognaeioll of the Rev. -. J. shackleton, M.A., instituted (i;1 exchange) to theleectory of Rothley. The Biishop of Ct'icheter has instituted the Rev. Robert Sluttleworth Setton, N.A., Fellow ...

... COL)IONIl_&.POST'AGE. I:N'I'1' ?? WITll fiE PlUEl~r M1NTS2'-~t1 (hiniStaird-iM n numerous :isnd inlfluential til.lpuln- tit1of ,.n nh ?? ?? n ior.5l P oot. g .As.- ole I.- (lieu tv cppmiatnes:iint, nl~on the Lordo lAlher- 1 o.n et nor tu~,'E :c, at ilo Bofficial, Es. 'residne Calden- cotrt,; sr the pus o. layingrd ?? his Dilord 2ship ther sraste , o i..k bi-~ropos, by~ the J.o1. ssit, -Ensq., ...

... I - . .. I A correspondent has addressed the following letter to the Morning Herald:- Sir,-Oar naval discipline is a subject that cannot be too often discussed or too often brought under public no- tice. It is one of vital importance, because on it depends the efficiency of our navy, and, in a great measure, the efficiency of the country. Everything that has a tendency to weaken our ...

... !. S _ATE _Y Po.. XIC 2FBEZXG ZN PARZS. A. letter, from Paris. lays iut little, good, it is, now acknowledged, has been ?? b the gagging of thie press. Never, perhaps, at any epoch in our history has rumour been sO busy. or so Inventive. It would seem as if, conscious of having the whole of the wrok to do, she sought to employ her 'thousand tongues all at once, each one upon a different matter ...

... . passenger and Goods Traffic on Railways in the United Kingdom. It appears from a return of the Railway department of the Beoard of Trade that the receipts for 39,249,6051 passengers conveyed on railways in the United Kinldom amounted to 3,403,826, and for goods, cattle, parcels, mails, &c., 3,791,726; total, from all sources of traffic, 7,195,551 *for the half year ending 30th June, 1852, on ...

... D)EPLCTATION TO THE EARL OF ABERDEEN. oil Saturday afternoon a large and irniporiusit del utittoio, consistilig of members of Parliament, and iliercliail3, bainkers, aud traders from till parts of the kingdom, had as, interview with-the First Ljord of use Treasury, at IlE. otieal, ?? in Dowising.5treet, on the sub1ject ci colonial postage. Tue deputation inclssded Mri. Thoemscz, Haukey, M r. G ...

... Frop?t1d?o LONDONGAZETTE.- T?esdc?y, April 1?. LI?RIi?CHAMREtILAXN'S OFFICE, Are.m Il. Notice i? hereby given, that his 'Royal Highness Prince Albert will, old leveje at ?? ?alsiea, on 4t ? o'clp??'s?adnvs- day, the 20th ieee.; Weduesdaythe 2lth snot. It ix her Majesty's pleasure that pre?oalations to his royal higheceB at theo? levees shall be considered 'equivalent to presonsatiens to the ?? ...

... THEFF REPRESENTATION- OF TYNEM~OU-TIT e ~~TvD.13rouTwr, SATVR1DAV NIi;~r. ?? with the telegraphic mnessage, says outr cor- n respondent, that conveyed the onnounclement to lbs Iihnral 0 committee '9tere, yesterday, that Mr. Ilugh Tavlor, thlc s Derbyite representative of this boroughI, as unseated by the al parliamentary committee- for bribery and treating, w t., e announcement that M~r. Ralph ...

... ELE (JTJONEI'OSURESI V t; } * 0. LEICESTE'lR. !: t .: -t nce'ts Ansec 5DOt.'ota!T or c~TES FarrToro.-*xrOLO~v]5X flEtTB- ion of - -Exivel~OaxlS, :s : it-o The committee re-assemtbled at i : o'clock ye stcrz when Iday, and their laboors were soon brosights' toe a loae-4he' :ldc-~ petitioners aba3ndon ing 'their case' unreservedly,sn d! throu'gh ftetheir counsel, wiithdrswirog every isdputariod ...

... The following members voted en the motion for the repeal of the tax on advertisements:- ON THE 12TH MAT, 1852, ON TnH 74Tn APRIL, 1853, AGAINST THE RNPEAL. FoR THE REPEAL. Adderley, C. B. Adderley, C. B. Arkivrigbt, 0. Arkwright, G. Barge, W. Begge, W. Bailey, Sir Joseph Bailey, Sir Joseph Baillie, H. J. Bai lie, H. J. Baird, James Baird, James Bankes, Right Hon. George Bankes, Right Hon. ...