... DUBiLIN, Ocr. 11. r[;nolr o01t OillN (',OItitl''0.N DP1NT.1 THE NATIONAL RElPEAL ASSCi'i A'llOY. Thlw associatition iiot to-day lit the Corn Ext!1litiige, Mr. Dcialiity il the chair. MI.( 't'OXV :1,.L readitletter from the treasurer Ot th-, NewlYork -it'';il Association, enelosiug at draft fr I`10) to waids theb ?? of this assoji ition ile woldld move rl it this letter he referred to the ...

... 1 Th, LONDON GAZETT, Of FRIDA Y, ?? 34 FOREIG N.OFFICE, SEPTEM]BER T1S,. The Queen has beeas pleased to appoint NkliiinT Young, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul ait -Jr itot The Queen bas also been pleased to P01011an Perry, Esq., to be hor Majesty s Consul tit PlananSd , 2. The Queen has also been pleased to appoint ?? tl, Colonel Charles Lionel FitzeUerald, now ier Majesty r E' i sul ait ...

... SPAIN, MADRII), O(TOpEr ]. [FROMs Ol:R OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The settlement of tb1iquestion of the Blsque Fueros forms one of the pritiiipial ?? of the titteirtion of the Cabinet at present. Greet tifficulies, I understand, nrc sought to be throuni in tlc way of a final arrangement by tre Bitsque agents arid tl, lr political ardvisers here, who wiake thic egotiations ii rtf ditium of anllloyillg ...

... TO THIE EDITOR OF THE SIR-Our attention having been called to No. 90 in the series of Tracts for the Times by Members of the Uni- versity of Oxford, of which you are the editor, the impres- sion produced on our minds by its contents is of so painful a character, that eve feel it our duty to intrude ourselves briefly on your notice. This publication is entitled Re- marks on certain ...

... T4e LONDON GAZETTBE o' TUESDA Y, Feb. Ifi. BIUCKINGHAM PAILACE, FEBRU1CARY 11. ''l'te Quevin ?? t his dayI plens(.(I to vonirir tire llilonor of' Kntighthroodii~ 1ii TI olliiK Trskinle Pcrry, Estq., rine (tf the JudlgeS of thle SUiPTUIilC ('01frt Of Jllfieature at Boinlboy. LIuIRD ('11A MBERLAI N'S OFFICE', Fnv~v1 The Lorl I iutinlberlair of her Majesty's Hiousehold hais nipoirrtu John orbtis ...

... To TIlE EDITOR oP TH - MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-As a resident physician in this dieusely populated borough, I may perhaps lay some claim to a knowledge of the propriety ofl the situation chosen 1or the site of the Royal Victoria Park. I am not disposed to complain unnecessarily, for I feel indebted as an inhabitants for any boon to the Tower Hamlets wflich will have the effect of affording, to ...

... [ ITo TuR EDITOR OF TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-In the Athenaura (published some months since), I saw it asserted that no British artist could paint in Fresco. Allow me to say this is not correct. Barker of Bath, has painted in a very powerful colour the whole side of the paintinlgr-room in Fresco-the genuine old Fresco of the Italians the figures are the size of life, and I never salw in ...

... [EARLY EDITION.] TH.E MORYlING CHRONiCLE ?? LONDON: W1EDNXVSDAY, ECAGABER? I, 1841. Mr. O'CONNELL has resumed his invectives against ESPARTERO, in the meeting of the National Repeal Association on Monday last. We were under an impression that Mr. O'Cox- NELL'S hostility to ESPARtTEnRO, and approbation of the conduct of Louis PzIlLiPPE with respect to Spain, were dictated exclusively by ?? ...

... PARWS AND ROUEN RAILWAY. --O On W1'ednesday a meeting of the Lancashire Shareholders in the above uindertaking¢ was held in the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, LiverpoD], tbr the purpose of hearing the report of the English directors on the state and progjects of tile concern. The meeting was most nume- y and respectably attended, and the greatest una- niusity prevailed upon the occasion. ...

... THlL' IVELA111I1l. A ''i~crov Wivxrictt,-or setrcrail d'iys past the xtic iihsbet i1 i ? il-4n 11'i ?? tILIAL, VI'll Icru tli i. cI iccii of thu( vun, ill~ idwinter inny be cccii to fill e mrivvid c, ?? IlrmOrcicci Oil Wedliiesi(iny tilic will oc l;x hi'. iii' I'Ii ii gotti ili ci tol 2ctiti filfl, cud ttouti t irht ocelick A x.NI Si C x'ice vhisicii with ii tmart lixwi'r oI cd ,LIw. Y ...

... MIR. ALEXANDER PJARING. To 'roe, ED ITOR oil 'ill' MO3(11 XNG CHRIfONICLE. II' Z'1'Iii fuliolwilI i ?? berre it One ?? hehd by at Il;~I II id tii'dal 1ow W (: I Cli As! I 11Irto]Ii! t4. 0. T. 8' : ' -ll 'r , All1. 'T u' oIlII lnv eiv'ficial vaitre,' Says Mr. Alexanoder lioring., 11.1 1 ~*jvrn inenit eonl tllke (it commerce, is toafoflrd it i' ?? proteetiolill Illl oit!(f' war; to remitove, Iby ...

... DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 27. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 THlE REGISTRIES. The energies with which the Liberals are preparing for the October registries in places where culpabrl apathy had existed, is a gratifying proof of the tone of public feeling, and of the little reliance placed upon the profuse professions of Tory conciliation nld impartiality. In Louth, Wexford, Tipperary, and other counties, ...