... THE REFORM& BILL. On Monday night Lord JOHN l RussELL' introduced his measure of parliamentary reform, with, more than his usual imperturbability of manner, and without the least parade, but rather with an obvious intention to avoid making a fuss. The new bill is a supplement to the Reform Act of 1832, and, with some novelties in the scheme, extends and carries out the sameliberal principles ...

... 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, ...

... IIRBLAND. [FROM OUR OWN 0ORUESPONDENT.I DUBLIN, THURSDAY MORNING. LOUTH ELEOTION.-It appears, from the ac- counts received this morning that the League party in Louth have succeeded in producing great excitemeut amongst the populace by the constant utterance of false charges against Mr. Fortescue, such as that he was a calumniator of the priests, a nun flogger, &c. Several Roman Catholic ...

... I i lECHOlS: FROM AaRoAD. I -RUSSIa EXiSMPLA Cflss5erxwxnr.-The acconnts- .from -Wallachia are most deigorable. 'the Ruasisa pro- tetors, it seems, treat the protected somewbasa in the same fashion as the Spanish conquerers treated, tke. Indiana when they rearue to work or flied gold for their haughty masters.' The Wallachiansa have been obliged 'to do h work in which Ieast. oif bArdea, are ...

... I T9 00OBRN PROPHETSS Oi' MARX-LAN. I TO }B E ?? you allow me a small space for Eomne observations upon the corn letters of the Mark Lane Express, as I think the articles in question have bad a very. mischievous tendency, bv constantly writing up the price of corn by fallacious arguments in support of their views, and by exaggerated statements ,respectingthe partial deficiency of the wheat ...

... T i W;Na - EDX t tI 0 hi A| CITY ITELL.NC . The English thutds opened nather Datter this, mO it C~Osois ait 11 91t * for money, and I lowcr for the 13th hxreh H&e. diced Three per Cents, at 921 921. New 3t per Cents.n 931, 93i Ellrecquicr Bills, 18s. to 2.s prem. Money continues ab'tnihlit 4ndi , eior co,,moerei'l purposes. The followin' are the d1die for thi. ejaing 3nd shatting of the ...

... : RNIWAY 4T.,INTL LIGZN&B.CE . ?? .. Gr~f WesteiuL, IThehalf'-year,~ inttihig was &etertifd ddi be lie~ldm Thnrsday& othbeetion of three directoraibithe Phicee of Mr; 8antuel Bike CtlnThomas Bulkift~, and Mr-Obfarle . us~slli. retirng b; otteand for other jiurposes; of busineiss. -The ?? tgs~hliii mdseliifor the parpoes of considering, andi if. approved,, of' 4dpar *ld confirming the, fuether ...

... 1EBCBPTION OF THE NEW BBFORH BILL. LIVERPOOL, TriSDAy AFTERNOON. The speech of Lord John Russell, introductory of the new Reform Bill, on Monday evening, was looked for here with intense anxiety. The telegraphic summary was devoured with eagerness, and the morning papers, on their i arrival about one o'clock, were searched for the more ample I and ae-curate details of the measure -which they ...

... RU8SI1ANT AIMS A~ND IPTTJSSIAN PQLIOY.~; b Sl,-.he~esi~s ma bedivided into ?? i-di. a tinot maidseparate: claess, the dominsird body aind- ,, nd e~ i~'r ~widely almostji viewsanepnd ?? o pies~ 4 plater andtheslaves, in the Unite4 'Te dmnatuasa (whibhincludes ?? a looklupon religioi npl sanegn -oIf govern a ment;:thebst ?? sr deistq ;te Bin'- a map~mtrsit.Te~xe. corrwpti'lotl and - sul. , ...

... ST. ThOMAS, CHARTER-BOUSE, NEWi SCHOOLS. The anniversary festival of these schools, which have been r erected for the instruction of the children of the working f classes in this populous neighbourhood, was hold yesterday h evening at the Albion, Aldersgate-street. The Duke of Argyll presided, supported by the Earl of Powis, the Pro. C vost of Eton, the Dean of Salisbury, the Rev. Dr. Elder, ...

... TH$ ARMY. It is understood that Lord Raglan refused the command of the British contingent, now mustering on our southern sbores for Turkey, unless it were made up to the number of 20,000 men-anything short of this he justly considered in- effective. As an old Peninsular officer of great experience, he knew well how rapidly the ranks are thinned in a cam- paign from fatigue, climate, and a host ...

... SECOND EDITION . it ii MORYING CHRONICLE OFFlCO. I. zFrfaay, 12, Aoon. d TURKEY. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 2. h n The telegraph will already have announced to .e you that Mehemet Ali Pacha, the Grand Seraskier d (Minister of War), has been removed, and is re if placed by Riza Pacha; whilst the post of Capitan ?? (chief admiral), occupied by the latter, has been filled ...