... A.I :1 R [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1844. The Irish State Trials do not create so much of.public interest, nor attract so much of public attention, as was expected. The Counsel for the Crown are proceeding slowly and steadily in proving, by means of various wit- nesses, the numerous matters alleged in the indictment. For so far no part of the case has broken down, and the ...

... The Queen of England is fully expected to visit the King of Prussia, next summer, at Stolzenfels and Botihl-Private John Knowles, on whom a court-martial was held last week, at Woolwich, for. striking his corporal, was found guilty, and, in consequence of his irreclaimable character, having been previ- ously tried by five or six courts-martial for offences, although he had not been above ...

... CHARsTirs.-At a quarterly general meeting of the governors of the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's inn road the report acknowledged a number of munificent doe ?? Queen Dowager, 100 guineas; the King of Hanover, 300 guineas; and Mr J. H. Puget, o' Messrs Puget and Bainbridge's bank, 300 guineas, i, . three separate donations of 100 guineas each. He was prompted by a wish to stimulate others to the ...

... I N O TABILIA. NrEBInun's HISTORICAL DEPEcT.-We have no righ to require that an author, who has done in his depart- ment great things which no one before him had done, or could do, should have done all other good things likewise. But without meaning disparagement to Niebuhr, it has always struck us as remarkable, that a mind so fitted to throw light upon the dark places in the Roman manner of ...

... 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' ...

... T~hfe Distressed Needlewomen of Londoln 1, w ?? I - TO THE EDITOR. Slu;-Having jately met in yourvaluable journal various affecting accounts of the condition of the distressed needle- women of London, I hoped to have seen, long ere this, an -article or letter, pointing out some practical plan of ameliora- ion*; surely, out of such a mass of hints and plans as you, air, will receive, something ...