... LONDON: t RATURDAY. MfARCH 19, 1859. In the HOUSE of LoaDs, yesterday, The Marquis of LONDONDERRY called attention to a circular issued by the Chancellor of Ireland to the Lords-Lieutenant, inviting them to state such reasons as occurred to them for revising the lists of magistrates in their, respective counties. He trusted that the circular had uo political meaning. Thle Earl of DoxouornroRE ...

... JARI/AL OF THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES - .INONON YESTER.DAY, The fifteen Neapolitan-exiles, who arrived at Bristol on Saturday, and who met with such an enthusiastic reception in that city, left the Bristol station of the Great Western Railway yesterday morning at eight o'clock, amidst the strongest possible marks of enthusiasm. They reached Pad- dington at half-past eleven o'clock. In consequence ...

... THE UNITED STATES, ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Cunard mail steam-ship Canada, Captain 014 Lang, arrived at this port to-day from Boston and tls Halifax, with dates from the former port to the ths 9th, and the latter to the 11th instant respectively. to Besides the mails, she brings 67 passengers, and i 200,000 dols. in gold, and £5,000 in English ...

... SIGNOR GRAZIAYI. 'To TEEs EDITOR OF TILE MORNING CHRONICLE, SIR-As Ar. Gya has thought it advisable to insert in your ournal an infinitesimal part of the Graziani corre- sponnenee, I am compelled, in justice to myself, to ask you to give equal publicity to the following facts:- G}raziam's agent first applied to me, stating that he (Signor Graziani) was disengaged, wishing to know if I would ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tais Diy. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 11. Motions (the Fourth Seal). Demurrer and motions: Ma-lean v Daweson. From Chambers: In Re Mexican and South American Company, by order. Causes, &c.: Wilson v Copland-Neale v Stuart-wEdwards v Crowther-Lazenby v Kibble-Woodburn v Grant (2)-Goodall v Goodall. In Chambers (at four o'clock): In Re Nicholson's Estate-Lane v Smith-In Re Wa. ...

... IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT. J . I J !: $ -i HOUSE OF LORDS-THuRsDAT. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at the usual hour. ' ?? * Lord RIPON presented petitions from Halifax, Rawdon, Gildersornoc, and other places in the West ?? of York- shire, in favour of ncaking dissenters eligible to act as trus- tees of endowed schools; 'from the ihbabitaiits of DelhIh, in the West Riding of ...

... CONVFEYANCE9 OF VOTERS BILL. HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. Order for Second Reading read. Notion made, and ques- tion proposed, That the bill be now read a second time. Debate arising; motion made, and question pro- posed, That the Debate be now adjourned (Mr. Hunt). Notion, by leave, withdrawn. Question again proposea, 4* That the bill be now read a second time. Amendment proposed, to ...

... I-n MANNING THE NA VY. MR.'LINDSAY'S REPORTM - The report ofi Mr. Lindsay, M.P.,.who dissented from the report of the eommissioners, is of great length, and enters into the subject very minutely. After referring to f the increase of the naval armaments of France, and to the V extent to which the application of steam to navigation has diminished the security of our insular position, as reusols, ...

... TEE GOVERNMENT BEFORM BILL., MEETING AT ST. PANCRAS. I ; t Last night the first great public metropolitlndemo trqLtionflI on the subject of the Government Reform Bill was elad in the Vestry-hall of St. Pancras, which, although capable of accomnrodaing 2,000 persons, was so denselycrowded that hundreds were unable to obtain admssion. I Mr. D. E. Cameron, the junior churchwarden,. occupied the ...

... ?? Cl0 i-iD EDITION. W. 4 _ORSING CHROXICLE OF!IC,'; FZ, iday, 1 p.f. t 1'r -il ?? DE YLAUT - 1F j MI(1 t. REUTER'S AGEINCYJ] TIIiS BANK OF FRANCE. P sRIq, FRIDAY MORN1NG. eof this morning publishes The rc lrn of thc Bank of France, which shows ^llia results, as compared with the previous INCREASE. Millions. C ?? 32J- ?? ?? 3 ,rcaulrv balance ?? 23i DECREASE. 3jih, discounited not yet due . ...

... I TIE PI1/,'IX SOCIETY PROSE. CUTJOYS. The Phoenix Society prisoners are being tried at the Kerry Assizes, held at Tralce. The trial comisoenced on Tuesdayd the Attorney.. General prosecuted. There was no appearasee of excitement in the town, nor anything to indicate the c istence of feeling in reference to the prosecutions. The grand jury came into court with true bills for treason-felony ...

... I The steam-ship Europa, whicl left New York on 'the l6th inst., arrived at Liverpool last night (Mon-i day), bringing 102 passengers and 560,993 dollars t in sp)ecie. The City of Washington, from Liver- t pool, arrived out on the 16th. On the same night the Europa passed a large steamer, supposed to be the Asia. t The Cabinet has held a consultation upon the financial stateient recently ...