... ijfEX1OAIN DEBT. Yesterday a genetal meeting of Mexicau bondholders was held at the London Tavern, Bishepsgate street, to receife the report of the committee on the state of the affairs, and for other purposes. The chair was occupied by Mr. N'GAREL, who, ire opening the proceedings, said lie had to lay before the meeting a letter which had beers received froe their late chairman, Mr. Capel, in ...

... PA RLIA MEJN A R Y B USIN.FSS. H6USE OF LORDS-TnIS DAY. NOTICES OP MOTIONS. The Lord Redesdale-TO ask the First Lord of the Tirusury r whether any steps have been taken to give notice to the oc- cupiers of premises in this metropolis in which there are any fur- e naces which are required, under the act of lest sessiox, to consume the smoke arising from the same from anm after the 1st day of ...

... MINISTERIAL BANQUET AT THEI MANSION HOUSE. - - - 6- famii The Lord Mayor entertained her Majeet t's Ministers and Maje a, very numerous Bnd distinguished party to dinner in the tlj Egyptianl Hali of the Mansion House on Saturday evening. yu Among the guests on this Occasion were the following : tm The Right Ron. the Earl Of Aberdeen, the Right Hon. thle ?? Lord High Chancellor, the Right Hon. ...

... PREPARATI(ONS FOR WAR. THrE ARtMY. The following aides-de-camp have been appointed- Lieutenant England, 55th Regiment, to Major-General Sir Richard England, ?? Crptains Walsh ?? Dup. plin, 1st Life Guards, to Lord Cardigan; Captain Bunbury, 7th Dragoon Ouardv, to Brigadier Scarlet; Lieutenant Hon. H. Dyng, Ooldstream Guards, to Brigadier Bentinok * Csp- tan Sbliwell, 19th Regiment, to ...

... THE ARMY. Brigadier-Generals Pennefather and Campbell, Colonel Airey, and Colonel the Hon. L. Maule embark to-day with sealed orders as to their destination. The 7th Fusiliers will pass through London to-day from Manchester, en route for Southampton, w here they will em- bark for the East. The 95th Reginent, frog Weedon, will follow the same course. The 19th Regiment wilt leave the Tower on ...

... THE MO1RNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.SLSDAY, APRIL 4, 1854. The Ho'sa of LoRas at three o'clock proceeded to Buckinigham Palace, to present the address in reply to her iajesty's most gracious message an- 1oancing hostilities with Russia. Their lordsbips resumed at five o'clock, when the LO1:D CHASNCELLOit read the Queen's reply, as follows:- I thank you for your loyal and dutiful address. It is ...

... TELEGIZAPHiC DESPATOHES.| TURKEY.- [FROM OUR CONSTANTINOPLE 602RESPONPE'NT.] CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 23. The Sheik-ul-Islam has been deposed. 'The Sultan has appointed Farik Effendi his successor. Rifaat Pacha has also been dismissed, and Aurif Pacha appointed in his stead as President of the Council. The combined fleets will sail in a few days for the Black Sea. THE WAR ON THE DANUBE. [FROM OUR ...

... ur [FROM TEs PANAMA HERALD.] ry The letter of Robert Nelson, Esq., which will be foundin le our columns of to-day, giving a, most lucid and circumstan- Cy tial account of the exploration made by Commander Prevost, r- of ?? 3lsjesty's ship Virago, will be read with he great interest by all persons interested in the success of the a attempts now being made by the governments of England, he ...

... WqC~ORRESPONDENT.J P( ?? OUB W MADRID, MARCH IL 2 ?? took place at Sarargoisa onthe 7th, ai ,ather nt writs Were demanded by the military WI torjirltC Person5 said to be implicated in the o f:.tl 1jo , of te20th ult. It appears, however, 3dj ~ ~vr' uaeaprtion will be Ft t.1 Utiind that no more blood will be shed on it.. ?? Azior had arrive, an, n b0 functions5 as military governor, in 5 10130f ...

... nia To 'rUB EDITOR OFTE'rN MORNIN CHOeOL. Stt-l salkli be glad if you can afford me space for a few o triark5 on Mr. Locke 'Ring's bill, which stands for a second mea reading on Wednesday next. From the discussion whic he took. place on its introductionl, I received the impression by which every speech was calculated to gie, thatd beltho ~ughl a u far larger end more important Measurhe onld ...

... [CROM1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The Evening Post mentions that the requisition lists for an aggregate meeting of Roman Catholics after Easter, to petition against the hostile proceed- ings affecting the convents, are rapidly filling, and it appears that many of the gentry of that denomi- nation, who for some years had kept clear of politi- cal movements, are now ...

... ECULESIASTICAL. APPOINTDCENTS. The Rev. Charles Vernon Holme Sumnier, M.A., rector of Ringwould, near Deal, to the vicarage of West Cliffe, near Dover, on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of Can- terbury. The Rev. Horatio Giles Symonds, B,A., to the curacy of Chickerell, near Weymouth. The Rev. William Foster, M.A., to the curacy of Crofton, in the parish of Titchfield-with-Croften, ...