... I R E L A ND. DUBLLIN,JANUARY II. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE STATE PROSECUTIONS. Ia the Court of Queen's Beaob, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Moore, Queen's Counsel, on the part of the travereers, applied for a postponement of the state trials until the 1st of February next, in order to aflord time for the rectifica- tion of the jury list, by the Insertion of the names of qua- lified special ...

... THE MORNING CHRONI CLE. LONDON: ill ONDA Y, JA N UA R Y I, 1q44, There are four principles on the Corn-law now before the public, and the four principles have leaders more or less distinguished(l. There is the old Corn harty, and the party of the mitigated Corn-law; both on erroneous foundations, and both opposed to the mercantile spirit of the age. At the head of the first is the Duke of ...

... DUBLIN, JAN. 1i. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] OPENING OF THE STATE TRIALS. The Court of Queen's Bench was the centre of attraction this forenoon. As it was known that the traversers were to assemble at the residence of Mr. O'Connell, in Merrion- square, to proceed from thence in procession to the courts, a vast crowd congregated in that place, about nine o'clock this morning. Before ten ...

... MADRfD, JAN. 9. [FROM 011R OWN COR]RESiONDEfMT.] The result of the second day's poll within the city gives a considerable majority for the Progressista candidates, Martinez de la Rosa, the highest ministerial candidate ior deputy, having received only 36i7 votes, whilst Arguelles has received ,211 votes, and Olozrga 504. For senttor, the home minister, Marquisn Panfloride, heR :361 votes. The ...

... DISTRESS AT HZNCKLEY, TO Tist Eil)ITOR OF THE MORNING CIL Li. XICLE. SIR-in my former letters I gave a faithful 5agti nvsa- nished statement of the distressed condition of toe peioL of ilinckley. Wvith your permitsion, I will now call atten- tion to another feature of the same people, viz., their peace- a blheess and reasonableness. 2nougfih they have suffered so nuvich and so long, they have ...

... -EXPRESS -PROM PARIS. tThe following appeared in a Second Edition of the Morniwj Chronicle of yesterday:-) We have received the Paris papers of Monday, but they contain no news of any interest. Being New Year's day, both the Chambers, the great functionaries of State, the ambassadors, judges, &c., attended at the Tuileries, to pay their respects to his Majesty. The crowd of titled and ...

... MIEETING OF CA 'IJIOLIL'S- vAi A SGi0 WV (IRIHJ 2T1R4ILS}. 0it Monday evelling a poh'jit nitestintr of the Cath-i', ('ltiegow and fnei-bbourbood was held in the City-h ia,i thle purpose of 'expres-imty the. ir dlsapprobatia-1 L.: voinduct of the Irish txerutive. ':n oeciudiwr C a's.-, as such, front ito apfciil airy, stiuck lat neesk inlla,,t tot the trial of' ])tniel 0 Cit'ienli, E qj., M 1' ...

... MLADRID, DEcarnL1R:2t. IrROM11 OUJIT OWN CORRl I'ONI)lEiT.1 31) Tboe Gazetle Witimatea to-day that the reason &f tie hUN' n- pension of the Cortue was the angry feelings that had been d, excited by rece nt debateo,'aud the nect esity offaffordiag them a- time to cool, giving it thereby to be undtirstood that the ed seisonios will ere lrnc be riostlmed. Tbe C(orrto l!0o,4s does as not consider ...

... MADRID, JAN, Ct [PROM OUR OWN COURFSPONDENT. The Gazette to-day contains thg following exposition Miniatry of Foreign Affairs. hasenra-If serious aots of injustice may have been com- rattled In the maidst of the convuisions in which the nation has been involved, the majority Of Your Majesty ought to etbe commoeement of 601emn reparations. The sad efeote of our discords have reached to the ...

... MADRID, JAN. 4. Sn [FlOM OUR OWN CORRE8i'ONDrINT.] Cl! lit. do Itressaon reeilved it courier yesterday, with do- spatciies from Paris, and a letter from Queen Christina to rt ler dtiughter, which M. de Bresson delivered to her with- out the knowluitge or privity of Senor Gonzales Bravo, whereat it i6 said that that minister is far from pleased. Oi The courier wall sent off again with answers ...

... IRE LAND. DUMAll~N, JAN. 16. tFROM ONE OWN CORUB8PONDBN1T. THE STATE TRIALS. At this moment (fouro'clock) theAttorney-(teueral is wading through the details of his brief in opening the case for the prosecution. Ile has not yet got through the monster meetings. It is likely that his speech will con- sume the whole of to-morrow, unlessthe court should sit late this evening. So far us he has gone ...

... The Paris Messagar, of Sunday night, gives the following official account of the interview between the Count de Ratti- Menton, the French Consul-General In China, and the Im- perial Commissioner of the Emperor:- b M. de Ratti-Menton, who wae accompanied by M. Fornier-Duplan, the captain of the Alcmrude, having ar- rived at Whampoa, addressed a letter on the 31st of August to the Viceroy, ...