... 'MADRII), JUL 'i7; 'PROM Ot-il OWN0 0 -tRE.PO wDFNT.. lii the carly part of th1 ?? of tiic Conrgress to-day, th, Mili otor fi Fveeei~t kffitlrii, Dlan Antonio (Gouiziles, wa~ I:rrn;iti(d by one ol the dvptitpsoll the sulI jbut of thr priJt.; w Matria Uri't imtu and teltter of the Niog of thc l rt it, Il . rt li rnd -,l tc i my) ,onieitmi cajt tion) ?? Illt Ilighlt. The ilniilirfr rilw id tilvt ...

... ?? -- T-1 I'Lm l?i-usil ?? 4- ,we trust.t effltintuC Ritisfitd rtiit~ ti ir II ~h~rt Icel. it Ieud t ~ ~ i hat 3 VCI( o imitate thle iido~fvit Stich adrnirat~onl. 'I I Id ~t I ho lime' h~itl Sir Robeihrt PI'vl 13 i,sr \ One dissentient to the 'ii INv xeit 01 spieakcr- 'I ry' 1speak for timki fess~inp.t theinselvcs the l ut ouiC dignifiiid course w upth peiership so crip- I n i ijujlit, afld ...

... DUBLIN, JULY 26, [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBNT.] MARRIAGE OF THE LORD-LIEUTENANT. This forenoon the nuptials of his Excellency, the Enrl Fortescue and Lady Somerville were soleniiised at the Viceregal Lodge, PIioenix Park, by the Lord Bishop of Cashel. The ceremony was private, only the immediate relatives of the parties being present. Yesterday the Lord-Lieutenant entertained the following ...

... AMR. M'CULLOCIT'S PAMPHLET on the POLICY and PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES q 'the PROPOSED REPEA L qf the EXISTING CORN-LA lT'S. - Avte hovte just recetived a. secon'd edition 01' Otis loon- 1thliit, which was in the fiust itiotaltee pitllisliet aniotty- utoritlv. Mr. MI'Cullocb, 'those tiname alhppears to this edition, hats added a1 postscript, which we here transfer to our colluamns OSTSCtOIPT. ...

... MIIODB OF OBPAINING Pro CO L PETITIONS. To TInr EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. vain man, dressed in a little brief authority, Plays sactl ftatastic tricks before high lheaven, As make the angels weep. Sl t I --You did me the honour to insert my letter to the people of Enghmnd, and I would now trouble you with another. It were almost useless In me to tell you that in Toryism, there is al ...

... SPJAIN. MADRID, Au,. 22. IOWN CORMSPONDLaiT.I (PRO' OU ± 's to a close. The The l.egislative session rapidly ca&_ ' 1-d Senate, in order to wind upl) as quickly as pl0ssible, ?? double messions duritnir the last two days. The disciissions and decisions of tlie Chamber of $enitora have been of the utmost i Importnice. In this department of the Lcgislature one of ?? gredt measufes of the day, ...

... DUBLIN, SErT. 15. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONlE\Tp1 ARRIVAL OF T]IE LORD LiEUTENAlNT. At six o'clock this mornilig Enrl De Grey, the new Vice- roy, arrived in Kinigstown harbour, on board tile Admirillt steamer MIedina, which left Liverpool last evicuing. 11i Excellency did not land until eleven o'clock, whell 'he tool his place in a procession, consisting of a long line of car- ringes, anid ...

... Trly Al ORNIA'N CHOR ) TI CLE LON DON: MONZDA Y, SEPTE J3IBEI? tO, 1841. The meeting of tbe electors of the bornugh of Southlwar!i, to conusider the propriety of petitiouring the uFeFN not to prorogue the present Parliament until full ettantion shiall have been given to her IMAJESTY''S gracious instructions to consider tbte laws which regulate tile trade in corn, &c., takis place, by ...

... ?? MORNIJV/ C2,iIWV ,EG. LON 1) ON: 1ONDAY, OCT'OBER 4, 1841. Lord PALMIERSTOn is generally allowed to have hit the niail on the head, when he assigned as the cause of the delay demanded by Sir R. PEEL, that the Cabinet of which he is the head is not at present an united Cabinet; that at present the opinions of thosc who compose it~ and support it are not united with those of the Premier, and ...

... Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam- bridge, and the Princesses Augusta and Mary of Cam- bridge, attended by Lady Augusta Somerset, Baron rnKeebeck, and Colonel Jones, left town on Saturday even- in- for their residence at Kew, Tle Dukle and Duchess of Cambridgehonoured the Italian Opera with their presence on Saturday evening. Baron Brunow, the Russian mhiister, and Mons. Tri- ...

... CA '1'TLE PA IRS. WrcYIrrtn GREAT FAIt.-Tihe siheep fair (falling this year oU Sunday) was held on Saturday last. T'ite inorining proved remarka;bly fine, artd sales cennomonerd eml . The number of sheep penned (did not exceed 00 or l5,l00t, beir n much less than on u:lrly former years. The prices asked were kiigl; after the first two fiouro , therefore, the sales were not brisk; and at tirle ...

... To THE EDITORoF T11r MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-As a supporter of commerce, and as agreeing with Mr. O'Counell upon most questions of policy, ?? til repeal of the union, I will own that a 5pecch of that gentleman, which appeared in your journal of Friday, and which contained some observations on thc subjct of Texas, has caused me surprise and regret. I ain sur- priaed that a gentlonian of Mr. O ...