... TE ELECTION OF' CHAMBRLAIN. n e ; ' 'DECLARATION OF TEE POLL. . Yesterday a common hall was held, at the Guilds . ball, for the purpose of announcing to the livery of the city ,of London the number of votes'which had been given to the two candidates who contended for the office of Chamber-' ;lain. The attendanceof liverymen was large. Mr. Sheriff CsRo~ said that it was his duty to pro- . ...

... THE MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIA ANT) AUSTRIA. 1 Two seemingly important statements appeared : yesterday in the columns of a contemporary, one of t which is a groundless blunder, and the other likely r to prove little better. The first of these statements Y was, that Count Nesselrode had arrived at Constan- tinople from Russia. The other allegation was in. e the following words-- Diplomatic ...

... ;F11RE AAD DLOSS OF LIFE IN HATTON-; 1.11-l, ;GA R-EN. A fire,'attendhd wvith i Eerhus kdss ?? and fatal results to two or three persons, broke out betveen the hours of seven -nod eight on Saturday evening,. in: the 'h premises occupied conjointly by; Mr.- George Ross, an over- a shoe' and I'ndid rubber maker, Messes. Pakeman,'export v, tailors, Mr. Curtis, a clothier, dnd several -othsr ...

... PIEDmONT. The Lloyd of Vienna, which has the reputation-of being well informed on matters connected with the Austrian government, states that the Sardinian am- bassador, who left Vienna in consequence of the re- cent differences between the two cabinets, is about to resume his post. ROME, MAY 31. It is rumoured that the courtly atmosphere of Rome is by no means in harmony with General de ...

... DUBLINf, J'NEx 18. Is. The rumours of changes on the Irish bench which le prevailed in legal circles last week have subsided, le owing to the recovery of Baron Lefroy, who it is now di expected will be able to go circuit. There is, how. lo ever, no doubt that that learned judge is anxious to a- retir om the labours of office. a- The decided and progressive improvement in the ig prospects of ...

... . I THE leading organ of that party in England who are for succumbing to Russia openly proposes that the troops of the CZAR should, without resistance, be suffered to occupy Moldavia and Wallachia; and gravely admonishes the Turks to abandon these pro- vinces to the northern spoiler. The pusillanimous plea set up for this treacherous policy is two- fold. The Principalities, it is said, stand ...

... THE UNITED STATES, ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.t LIVERPOOL, SUNDA.Y. , By the arrival this morning of the British and t North American royal mail steam-ship Africa, Capt. Harrison, we are put in possession of files of New York papers to the 1st inst. inclusive. The Africa a left New York at noon on the 1st inst., with the usual mails from the United States and British North America (under the care ...

... , I TS : p. ?? , E . .A .. , , ; . . I ?? ?? s*pr~e e'i ,iSth' in'whc'ss til ekisry W0o all the'einre g'rbiczirl nta~~it ns this repetla pfmd.TeBssaGsrdnw has calle atethit h tn B lihi xes vn within the regulaitionpi'de i i bs districts it is ito not recegsiiied biy the' isthoriti~, an~d 'it would appear tow be ra.ther a harsher form of pauper ,servitude than' actual U savetr,§. The c'ee is ...

... S We have received despatches from Constantinople via Belgrade of the 16th. The only noveltywhich they contain is the statement that Baron Bruck, the Aus- hss trian internuncio, who arrived on the 14th, was en- an deavouring to induce the Porte to make some conces- ck sion to Russia. The Divan professed its readiness to es, accept any expedient consistent with the honour of a us sovereign ...

... COMMERCIAL TRA VELLERS' SCHOOLS. The half-yearly court of this valuable and floti- rishing institutions was held yesterday, at the London Tavern; Mr. Masterman. M.P., in the chair. Mr. Gee. Moore, Mr. Hananiah Teape, Mr. J. L. Boothby, Mr. J. R. Cuffley, Mr. Blake, Mr. M'Cullock, MIr. Gunton, and i other friends of the charity were present. r The followingreport was read and unanimously passed ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, ,JUNE 4. B3oTH houses sat yesterday. X In the HousE of LORDS, the Earl of CLARENDON, in answer, to the Earl of Malmiesburv, stated that Sir C.Hotham had suc6eeded in concluding a treaty' by' which the river Parana was opened as far as the toiwnof Assumption, with an assurance that when certain difficulties were overcome it should be opened to its fullest extent. Lord ...

... I LO-NDON ANID NORTH WAESTERIN RAILWAY. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING. A special general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held on Saturday at the Euston station, to obtain their consent, under the WVharoeliffa order, to the bills brought before parliamnsnt (luring the present session The SCFiEtTAIY having read the advertisement convening the meeting, General ANsozz, who presided, ...