... THE DEATH OF JOSIAH COYDER, ESQ. We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Josiah Condor, which 0elancholy event occurred on Thursday evening, at his residence in St. John's-wood. Surrounded by his family, who hafe been in constant attendance upon, him ever since his illness assumed a serious form, he most peacefully entered into rest at about hal'-past eight o'clock, without a struggle. ...

... SECOND EDITION7. .UOANING CHRONICLE OFPICN, Saturday, 12 8) p.m. TELEGPIAPEIC DESPATCHES.' THE NEGOTIATIONS. DRESDEN, FRIDAY. Baron Seebaob, the Saxon Minister at Paris, and also son-in-law to N. de Nesselrode, who is about to proceed to St. Petersburg, is to explain the position of affairs, and to recommend moderation to the Russian Government, which regards the neutralization of the Black ...

... ELECTIONT OF CGaIRsIAa.-The adjzturned meeting of the new Me- tropolitan Bo rd of Works for the election of permanent chairman, at a salary of 1,5001. a year. in accordance with the resolutions previously passed, was held on Saturday at Burlington house, when there were only three members absent of the forty-four who compose the Board, and Mr J. A, Noolsy presided, as on the former occasion. ...

... . .: . . . . a~_ , DUBLIN POLICH MAGISTRATS-.:;. Government has inadearrangemrhts for reducing the number of police magistrates in Didlin from seven-their present number-to five. It is sta4_e that a still further reduction is contemplated, and that there will be ;but one police court ?? .of.: three. Mr. JamesaMagee, of the head office, and Mr H. .O'Callagila, of the Cipel-street office, have ...

... WILL OF A MILLIONAIRE.-On Saturday letters of administra- tion were issued from the Prerogative Court, under the will of the late Mr 11. Dixon, of Stanstead park, near Emswortih, Hampshire, who, during a long and honourable career as a wine merchant, had amassed a fortune to the great amount of more than 1,000,0001. sterling. The document, dictated shortly before the demise of the testator, ...

... The Austrian Gazette of the 20th inst. says The moat important step, and the only one which could bring about pence, has been taken. The. de- liberation on the means of re-establishing peace, provided by for Art. 5 of the treaty of the 2d of December, has made considerable progress. Aus- a tria wvil, no doubt, cause her voice to be heard inP such a manner that we may expect it to be listened ...

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... TO THE BDITOR OP TOE DAtt. SNWS. SIR,-Our attention has been directed to a letter in your impression of the 8tlh inst;nt, headed 'I More Railway Mismansagement,'t and signed John Wardel, refloetiin in severe terms upo Ithe management of the South Yorkshire Company. We beg the favour of equal publicity for a few words in reply. M;. Wardel complains that upwards of balf e, millido ha been ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartialwriter it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks ...

... TBE GUARDS AND THE LINE. To Tewi EDITOR or zu MORNING CHRONICLE., SIR-Under the above title a letter appears in your eo lumns to-day, signed Brown, Jones, and Robinson, upon wrhich I claim permission to make a few remarks. Know- ing your ?? altceram partern-I am inclined to think such request will be conceded. I need not comment upon every statement to which rllu- sinou has been made. But, ...

... MR. CECIL FANE'S REPLY TO THE COM- MITTEE OF EASrERN COUNTIES RAILWAY SHAREHOLDERS. TO THU EASTERN COUNTIES COMKITTXB OP INvESTISA. Tle N. . GENTLLEx N,-I have receired a letter, dated Bisthopsgate Station, Committee of Investigation, but not signed by any one, requesting me to resign my seit at the Eastera Counties board, on the ground that I have not watched over the interests of the ...