... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-In reference to the report of this case, which appeared in your paper of Saturday morning last, we beg to say that it was entirely in consequence of the cause that stood first in thc list going off more quickly than was anticipated, that this was presented to the jury. We were at that moment discussing with our clients the mode of carrying out the ...

... THE UAIO.V BAYK OF LONDON. I The report of the directors of the Uttion Bank of London has been issued, preparatory to the annual general meeting to be held on WVedntesday next, the 11th inst. This is a docu nteut of untisutal interest, and one which will be read by many more than thI shareholders. Is afe w words, it isa plains, straight- forward acknowledgment of the enornous loss sus- tainted ...

... THIE DEER-STALKER. 'rae EDITOR ov OcIci MORNING CHRONICLE ro ?? cliiri tho privilege of an occasional correspondent ti it ?? to notie an injustice done to the father of tho ezr' the Qumli's Prize at Wimbledon. Mr. Ross, son., to -.k'en of tir, ughout ric press as M Mr. Rtose, the deer- to Ie. This trimu inight suit the meridian of Cooper's te : lB, deslrirt~ig sbjre Indian chief; yet it is ...

... GENEALOGICAL AND IHISTORICAL SOCIETY OP GREATBRITdiN. 0 Lest eveniag the annual meeting of this association was held at the noble mansion of the Earl of Ellesmere, the president, Bridgewater-bouse, St. James's. The meeting waS held in the picture gallery, the whole of that splendid suite of apartments being thrown open to the company-a numerous and brilliant assembly, composed of ladies and ...

... ual The report of the Committee on Tax Bills, just of issued, contains, like a lady's letter, all its import- ance in the postscript. It has classified the subjects I of of its researches under several heads. Bills of 3ro- suppli ; bills for appropriating supplies ; public XG, T. bills-not strictly bills of supply, but which operate ace, as a charge on the people ; and bills for altering or ...

... I T~lE TWO SICILIES. I . i.: Titiri imuti ale fatrisih a stort fliirative of * .clcntis lat oceucreil at Naples after the tc -inecltct:ti of reforms becameo knoll. !:e ?? I Jciue there .vas a rather numerous I i :-r~Mili, coticice 1, tiie Tutrin journals ; s I ti w i . 'Flei peo)ilo Cotttl)S- I: DlasIt.,i ithe streets shiotincg Viva I ' Viva la ('ostitlizionle ! BItt the :Iir-,ilitce1 itl ...

... TIEE VOYA0E OF THE GREAT EASTERN I To NEWV YORK. I -_ _ - -_ 8 The voyage of the Great Eastern across the Atlantic has I settled for good find all, the question whether the idea which II Brunel sought to embody in his hugo creation was founded v on sound sciontific data, or was the fruit of overweening o genius, intoxicated with professional Success. The interest b of the general public in the ...

... ¶VELEGGRAPIIIC DESPATCHES, [TIHRol GIl MlEUITEl' S AGENCY] rs TIE DISTURBANCES IN THE EAST. F LMAtSEILLES, WNVDNtSDAY. C. A letter received here from Beyrout states that d tle Frecielt Con8sul there had received a blow nat P the Iecic fromt a1 yataghai. A paitic prevailed at . fro Constantilnorlo to the 4th instant state that, G -ia ~sselueac of the nission of the Grand Vizier, the agita- 1 ic ...

... TIHE S.ll OKE A UISAYC'E. To rnr. EIITOR oc rm,, IN OPUNTNG CIIlIONICLE. Stm--W ill yunpenmit rctoitllunioe, 1hrough thecolulmkns of ?? jotnrn.l, whethet the tict celling the consumptian otf s..oke is still in existence; an d if so, wvby Mr. Sunderson (10)e0 not paiy n Iisit to th. proprietors of thnse nuisonc oesta- blish lmn ts which crowd (he shure ot the Thames from LUrn- br-h to Vituxhall ...

... A GREAT DEFRAUDER LIGhTLY PUNISHED. It may be romembercd that in December last a consider- able sensation was caused at Marseilles by the failure of the Franco-Belgian Sugar-Refining Company, which had been established in that city in shares, and which was suppeeed to be going on most prosperously. The Tribunal of Corroc- tional lolice of MIarseilles has just been occupied seven days in trying ...

... The French Government has decided on sending two more vessels of war to Beyrout. In conse- quence all order has been despatched by telegraph to Rear-Admiral Jehenne, who has his flag on board the Donawerth, steamer of the line, to quit the Sicilian waters and proceed forthwith to the coast of Syria. The Eylau, also a steamer of the line, and now before Naples, will join the Admiral's flag. The ...

... TRIE IVESLEFANS IS AUSTRALIA. 0 The conduct of the Vesleynn mninisters in Australia is the sulbject ofsevere debate at the annual conterence, 1)0'W beinz held at Manchester. On Saturday the discussiei N-zi resumed. On the previous day it had been nileved by Mr. JEItiso-, of HIudderstield, and seconded by Mr. Ilultot, Of Ilkstone- That, in the opinion of this assembly, there has beern great ...