... PLYMOUTH, JUNE 13. By the Anglesey, Captain Thorne, which went up the Channel this afternOOn, we have newe from I Sdney to the 4th of March, being fourteen days later thau that brought by the Teviot, from the Bombay. We have already publiahed her dates in a telegraphic despatch. The follow.ing are eztrao from the Sydney papers GOULBURN. The reporter of The BEmpire of March 1, writing from ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. The Clare Election, which commences this day, has caused a general movement amongst the mili- tary and the constabulary force in the southern and western counties; and the Limerick journals con- tain details of the marchings and countermarchiugs of cavalry and infantry-some proceeding by steamer to Kilrush, and all moving with haste, to occupy various stations ...

... TMIE QUEEN AND PYINCE ALBERTAT I STA4FFORD HOUSE. I Her Majesty the Qneen and Isis Royal Highness Prince Albert honoured tie Duchess of Sutiherland with their pre- seneo last evening at a grand banquet at Stafford House. Her Royal Highness the Duchees of Kent, and her Serene Highness the Piincess Adelaide of Hohenlohe and his Royal Highness the Duke of Genoa, were also present at the enter- ...

... ELECTION COMMJTTEBBS. LIVERPOOL. Yesterday the members of this committee met for the twenty-first time at half-past twelve o'clock, to consider and declare their decision, and remsained in deliberation until foer o'clook, when, on the publie being admitted, The Chairman said the committee have come to the fol- lowing resolutions That Charles Turner and William Forces Maclienzie, Esqrs., were ...

... RUSSIA--TURKEY. [A portion of the following appeared in our Second Edi- tion of yesterday :- The Journal of St. Petersburg, of the 12th of June, publishes an important document. It is a circular note, dated the 11th of June, relative to the Turkish question, and addressed by the Rus- sian Government to allits diplomatic agents abroad; to be communicated by each of them to the Go- vernment to ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-This DAY. NOTrICES OF MOTION). Mr. Ewart-To inquire of the President of the Board of Control whether the Legiulative Council, which it is intended to appoint i llIndia, will be a council open to Ehe public, or having its pro- ceedliO inade known by being reported to the public. Mr. Willhiais-To ask the Chaucellor of the Exchequer when the bill to regolate the collection of the ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Saturday, Fire a.m. - I. _ _ [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) V PARIS, FRIDAY. 3 The Assenzb le Nationaie announces that Aot only t have the good offices of Austria with respect to i the Eastern question been offered, but that it has - been already agreed to, at least implicitly, by the r two contending parties, and has already produced e some preliminary results. ...

... OXIORD DIOCESAN TRAINING SCHOOL. | THE EARL OF DERBY AT CULHAM. Tbe opening of the diocesan school for training parochial schoolmasters at Culhban, on Monday, presented an occasion of no ordinary interest for the inhabitants of Oxford and its vicinity. The establishment of this institution may be re- garded as the first step of an important and beneficial im- provement in ecclesiastical and ...

... _A [The following appeared in our Second Edition of yester- day :-I [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. I PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The circular of Count Nesselrode, though pub, lished by some of the papers of yesterday evening, does not appear in all the Paris, papers this morrng. The Dsbats merely giees the note, but promises the circular 'Itself to-morrow. The whole of the journals, 'Y;,nekber ...

... LONDON. FRIDA Y. JUNE 17, 1853. In the HOUSE of LORDS last night, Mr. Fitzroy's Hackney Carriages Bill was read a third time and passed. LordsLYNDHlusTand BROUGHAM presented various petitions from Scottish clergymen on che subject of oaths. I In the LlOUSE of COMMONS, The SOLICITOR-GENERAL for IRELAND, pursuant to notice, made a statement respecting charges brought against him with reference ...

... FRENCH PLA YS. I night was the last of the engagement of Mdlle. |a and with it fittingly closed the season of the Fleneh. DTv great tragic actress of tile day-perhaps the trawi actress of any day-leaves, only, we hope, y teat ear, to add fresh leaves to her laurels ; if, l there be mny place left for such on that already over- ard toe RACIIEL tastefully closed her performances with 6X bij ...

... UNI VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JUNE 18. WORCESTER COuLEOE.-The Rev. Edmund James Smith, M.A., scholar of this college, has been elected a fellow, on the foundation of Sir Thomas Cookes; and Mr. Alan Mar. maduke Alington, from Bromsgrove School, has been elected a scholar on the same foundation. SOCIETY POR PROMOTING WHE DUE OBSERVANCE OF THU SABBATH.-The twenty-second annual meeting of this ...