... THE FOLE Y-PLACE ill URDER. To THE EDITOR or THEs MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit-A fortnight ago I had the honour to address a letter to you, requesting the public to withhold their opinion in this ense, And informing them that every effort would be muade to proveut the exeoution of Luigi Buranelli. I now beg your permission to state what those efforts have been, and what result hus attended them. ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.1 BERLIN, APRIL 27. The degrading position of Prussia is beginning to be seen here: it is felt that we have nothing more to do with what is understood as Za grand poltiique. All great questions are decided elsewhere, and nothing is done here but to watch the result, and calculate on the chances that may turn to the bene- fit of Prussia. The Conferences of Vienna are ...

... NA PAL AND MILITARY NBETS. -4 PROMOTION. Mate-W. It. Hobson (1852), promoted to the rank of lieutenant. APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant-H. Oakley (1843), to command the Spy, 3, brigantine, south-east coast of America station. Acting Aseistant-Surgeou-T. Meerney, to the Majestic, l 80, screw steam-ship, of 400-horse power, at Sheerness. Acting Second-Master-J. A. Gravener, to the Retribu- tion, 28, ...

... ISURREY ARCIEOLOGICAL SOCIET1Y. A general meeting of this society was held on Friday, at TheToenrrirall, Cbertsey ; Colonel Challoner, vice-president, in the chair. The large room in which the company to the number of two hundred assenmbled was amply supplied with objects oi arclehalogical inoerest, amongst the more prominent of slich may be mentioned a large collection of architectural ...

... Lord John Russell and the Earl of Clarendta had audiences of the Queen yesterday at Butkirlg. ham Palace. Her Majesty and his Royal IIHghness Prince Albert took a drive in the afternoon inrkll a ,per landau and four, accompanied by the Prices5 q Hohenlohe Laugenburg and the Princess AIelaide of Hohenlohc. Lord C. Fitzroy and Colrnol .S J. mour attended on horseback. His Royal Highness Prince ...

... tITHE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOFOL. .0 Ii II n le cr r; h d dI PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE. ['TwErfTY-EIQHTII DAY.] The committee met again yesterday, at twelve o'cloek, and fresumed the inquiry; Mr. Roebuck in the chair. Sir John Baigoyne, who has been summoned as a witneas, was in the room during part of the day. When the committee had assembled, Mr. Layard, who hadjust before entered the room, said, ...

... Ii d O IOUSE OF COMMONS-Tuis DAY. NOTICESi OF MOTIONI. Mr. Layard-Return of all commissions granted in the Darmy since the commencement of the war, stating in each 0case the name of the pereon to whom granted, the regiment, anid the reason for which such commission was granted with- out purchase. Return of those officers who have received . certificates at the senior department of the Royal ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, MAlY 1, 1855. In the Horss of LORDS, last night, Inl reply to the Earl of ELLENBOROUGH, Lord PANMiUfiut observed that there had been an understanding between the Governments of Eng- land and Sardinia that the Sardinian Government would send out a force, accompanied with one mouth's provisions for the maintenance of that army ; and there was an arrangement that the Sardinian ...

... SECOND E DITr1ION. AMORNIVG CHRONVICLE O!JJ'JCR, Tueasday, 12, Noon. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. VIENNA, MONDAY. The news of the attempt on the life of the Emperor of the French had the effect of lowering prices considerably in the small amount of Bourae business done on the Sunday. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORtESPONDENT.] PARIS, MONDAY. The atrocious attempt upon the life of the Em- peror ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolseok at five o'clock. Lord- LYNDBUSET presented a petition in favour of the restoration of Poland, as the best means of resisting Russian oppression. SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS3 TO THE SARDINIAN CONTINGENT. The Earl of ELLEN BSOROUGH, seeing the noble lord the Minister of War in his place, wished to diaw his ...

... We have letters and papers from, this island to I the 24th April. A Russiau officer, a deserter to the French, who had arrived there iu the French steam packet Osiris, reported that the Russian force at present in the Crimea only consists of 15,000 effective men, and that they are moved about in all directions, for the purpose of making the allies believe their force much more considerable ...

... I rFROM OUR OWN OORRESPONDENT.1 BRUSSELS, APRIL 30. N. Drouyn de Lhuya arrived here late last even- ing, and continued his journey to Paris by the first train this morning. His excellency was met at the station and conducted direct by M. Odilon Barrot to the imperial legation, where a late dinner was prepared for his reception. Among other diplomatists who called during the evening to offer ...