... TEB M.a4ZIA E$ FOR T I I VI Now Year's-day In- a positive day of delight to-the maga- See reader. All his customary channels of amusement and Information are foil of promise if they are full of nothing else, though, to say truth, most of them do their Ittle best to set as good a face as possible on the first uum- her of a new volume, and poetry, politics, and pleasantry are all burnished up ...

... ASYLUM FOR EBMALE ORPHANS. TO THE EDITOR OP TEE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sra-There are eleven candidates for the vacant morning preachership to this institution. The right ef election lies -in the governors, who, fortunately for the interests of the charity, constitute a numerous body. Ten of the reverend gentlemen who aspire to the preachership have made the' canvass which has taken place on all ...

... I THR L34BOURBR8 Nw0RBTSHIRB.'- 1TOs . QAGM0 BANKBIj $SQ., H.P . Srse-Havink justt 'ead' yours %peecb delivered on the 24th of Deieniber, at tlp diqeex 'of the Blahdfdrd agiical- 'tural meeting, and havingrecently XvlBMed your estate to inquire into, and report ob,' the condition of the labourers employed by you and 'your tenants, and'lsbo those em- ployed by other landowners mnd their ...

... SECOND LETTER Ft-RON LORDR YUGBNT to the RBV. JOHN HARRISON on the CONDI- TION of the AGRICULTURAL .ABO URERS. [PROM THE AYLESBURYX NEWS.1 Lilies, December 28,1842. MY DEAR SIB,-Since about three weeks ago, when I availed myself of the sanction of your name in ad- dressing a letter through you to the public on the suffer- ings and wrongs of the labouring poor in our neighbour- hood, I find ...

... ---7 - . lzwalvoi r Cvi, ?_ - ?. lK , , i .. 1 . . .1 - ? ? ?, t,. ?; , - ? LISBON, Duo. 26. - -: fi f [rROM OUR OWN CORRESPoNDNTi. We are expecting'to learnuwhat is to be the rex 01l}: the tariff negotiatlon5, but as yet nothing iApes* to bsw beet decided either one way of the othar. Additional in.i formation has, I believe, been sought for on both sd>s, aUds a meeting of the two ...

... I ,I -- I SPAZIVi PI- .OLA,)tD £C. e topna1tloA jotirnals of Madrid, aided 80 Hill- %tr soosllbtrarlee of Parls, are attacking the r x iiIie 1 the bo a e cat of Barce- Watibsitory ,to ;Xow. That the people ofgpain ;of the ematter. Igivi'ug some insi'1ht into of :atioal, 'Jeeji.Z 4PoW tlis subjeet, I may eott the 'ihon 4aiiy) lies eon- ts~~~E -sbet,_d:wholb, like oo malty, rdportl ;r ...

... .. -- -.. EA . .D : . - I 1EAIRLY 7 $DITON.] 7? fB-OXR1V4VO. WRONICLJZ h if ~ ~ ~ 1.0NDO?N'i O AtIO~NDA Y, JANAPR 2, 12§. I, MInisiers ovi4ently feel the difloiulty in which ff they, are pliwed'yV-that: clause of .the,;.Alu.xtTOr s capitulation tp which we called attshe'ion on' Tbhru ,e day; a nd Uiir Effeotatiouof m akng liht of it only betrays the more glaringly their senbe of uneasine~s. t ...

... --- IRR4ANP, '- '- i .? fx.l 11 I have lear' A TENANTS, in ared thtareq uisition lhis County of Louth fjtr a rqitin 0 in progrse in the -hn e.tofaddou the Crorna meeting t the ladowne ' rand tmthbe Crow~e Praying that the attentiqn of, a slew of reivisig the raf raw to the state of Ireland,,with a manne W of lfldlordand tenant,,la suoh of the OcOaarflfle the Just 'riglbOis the ro th ete ...

... UNIt2D STATAY. ILLE. ~PHILADELPHIA, Dac. 6. - rP~[ROMd OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ~HE As ant express is momentarily expected to pass through this city, with copies of the President~s message in time R N, for the New York papers that will be taken over by to * morrow's packet, I shall dwell but little on politics to. day that document alone being the absorbing concentration 9 q'totall the leading ...

... 1RBLARD. DUBLINI:JAN. 1JI [PROM OUR OWN-F cOhR]B5PbWDZNT.1 BE-ADJUSTMENT OF-THE POOR RATE. The boards of guardians in the county of Meath are following the exanp)e-redent1t eet by the union of Navau, iu declaring the expediency ot a new valuation, 43dtable to the reduced prices of cattle and provisions, Wlth a view of lessening the burden of the poor-rate upla the tenants, by l corresponrjlng ...

... APPALLING OJCCURRBNCE, in REN- .rREW1SHIRE.-NINE LIVES LOST. IO- [FnoM THE GLASGOW SATURDAY POST.] It is our painful duty to record, in this sheet, one of the most distressing occurrences, both as regards loss of pro- perty and loss of life, which has taken piltCa in this part of the country for many years past. On Friday night, about nine o'clock, the embankment or breast of Glanderston Daen, ...

... TEE LORD-CHANCBLLOR of IRBlANZXI We copy with much pleasure the following tribute, paid by a journal of opposite politics, to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland. That the anxiety so laudably manifested by Sir Edward Sugden to keep a striet watch over the Irish ma gistracy, and strike out of the commissio4 all those whose condiit proves their unfitness for the bench, will have the beet ?? on the ...