... ENGLAND AND IRELAND IMPROVED COMMUNICATION1BILL COMMITTeBE. The committee appointed by the House of Commons to hear evidence on this bill assembled yesterday, at one o'clock; present-Mr. Lowry Corry (chairman), Mr. North, Sir Staf- ford Northeote, Mr. B. Sheridan, and Mr. Floyer. Sir. Hope Scott, Mr. James, and Mr. Merewetber appeared in support of the bill. Tho parties petitioning against it ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. The Mail-steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool ?? letters and journals from New York, to the 2d iust. The Africa arrived out at Boston on the 26th ult. The city and state of New York appear to be, principally occupied with rival meetings of the: friends of Temperance and their opponents the retail liquor-dealers, and those interested in that trade. The present licenses would ...

... To Tan EDITORor FTE I OXRING CHRONICLE. SIR-As the King of Portugal is expected in Paris and London, surely it would be a most fitting opportunity for the bondholders, supported by capitalists generally, the Stock Exchange, and the press, to call upon his Majesty to make the first act of his reign one of justice, by rescinding the arbitrary and infamous decree in its further operation, whereby ...

... iR LAND. OF TrE LORD-LIEUTENANT TO THE PEMALE VI0IT rEPNITENTIAaY. ?? the Lord-LieutenaUt, accompa- id by the Marquis and Marchioness of Kildaro D hed bi OD. Major Ponsonby, on Monday paid a to the above institution. The vioeregal party ,ere received on their arrival by Captain Crofton, he atteudod officially, and the following members 5ohe board of superintendence :-Aldermen Roe, of the and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TrESDAY. be The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolssok at five pe oeclock. The Duke of BUC(CLE UCH presented several petitions in from various places in Scotland against the grant to May' ha nootb. evai THE DIVISION OF MONDAY EVNINU9G. sol The Earl of MALMESBURY said be wished to call the An attention of their lurdships to a ?? whichma mi terially affected the regularity ...

... SECOND . EDITION. MORtNING CHRONICLA OPFICA, Monday, 1 p.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. ST. PETERSBURG, SATURDAY. Prince Gortochakoff writes on the 12th- The enetoy's fire has moderated. The Allies are con- structing new batteries. We are doing the same. Inthe night between the 11th and 12th we made a smnall and tolerably successful sortie in front of bastion No. 3, and spiked some of the ...

... PAR;IAk*iTrARi' BUSINESS. HOUSE OF LORDS-THiS DAr. ORDERS OF TH1 DAT AND NOTICSN. Jones's Divorce Bill-Second reading; and tlse Lords sum- moned. Jenkins's Estate and Livesey's (Blackburn) Estate-Standt ing order No. 141 to be considered, in order to its being I dispensed with on petitions for private bills ; and the Lords summoned. The Lord Somerbill-To move for copies of any Wone- spondence ...

... The following interesting communication has been published :- Genoa, May 9. Since I last wrote to you, the Clyde and Indian, English steam transports, arrived here, and the steam ships Queen of the South, Andes, EmuHy- daspes, and the Clyde have all sailed with troops and horses for Constantinople; each vessel also took in tow a sailing ship with troops and horses-some, if not all, of them are ...

... FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDBNT. An inquest was held on Wednesday, by Mr. W. S. Rutter, one of the coroners of the county of Lancaster, on the body of a collier, named Sullivan Lord, who was one of three colliers much burnt by an explosion at the mines of Mr. Wright, at Little Hulton, and who had died on Friday. There was ns evidence showing the immediate cause of the explosion. It was proved that ...

... SECOND EDITIONS MJORNING CHRONICLE OPFICO, JSaurd^s, 1 P.M. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. VIENNA, FRIDAY. A new Circular Note was received here yesterday from St. Petersburg, bearing the signature of Count Nesselrode. It contains a complete account of all the nego- tiations on the Eastern question that have taken place up to the present time. The proposed mode of carrying the Third Point into effect ...

... TEB VIBNNA CONERRENOES. To THU EDITOR oy THU MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-Some of your readers, perhaps, will be surprised, when I state that, for my part, I am perfectly satisfied with the result of the conferences at Vienna, and the conduct of that Jack of-all-Trades, our late ?? John Russell. When I consider the fruitless results of almost all treaties between this great country and foreign ...

... THE WRECK OF THE EMIGRANT SnIP JOHN. - The following is the report of the magistrates on the loss of the barque John, as delivered at Fal- mouth on the evidence before them:- With reference to the melancholy circumstances attend- ant with the loss of the barque John, and which you will find fully detailed in the accompanying copy of the evidence taken before us, we have to report that the said ...