... Ftrom the Athena (lifnerve) one of the leading journals of Athene, October 28, 1844, 0. S.:- Major-General Grivas is appointed Inspector-General of the Army, both regular and Irregular, Liourenant-G oneral Church having ceased to exercise the du ties of that office. Prom the Atkeear of the 4th November, 0. 8.:- We hear that General Church has sent In his resigna. tion, and withdrawn from ...

... MADRID, OCT. 3. [rrnoM, OUR OWN COlitnoaroNt)ENT.J Ntotwlthstauding the daily denials of the Ministerial th Journals asto changes or differences inthe mitaistry, iti 1lII] 'we811 known that difference.s do e'cist among them, and that ca turther changes may be expected soon after the Cortes meet) bi If not before. There is an underhand war now carrying on ati t-y certain leading 'speculators at ...

... MADRID, DEC. 19. (PROM OUR CORRBEPoNDENT-l The first and prinoipal article of the bill legallsing the converslon of government debts into three per cent. stock, wae voted In the Con grass, to-eisy, by 132 agalnst 9. The article states, The conversion into bonds of the Three per cent.Consolldated Debt, of the credits proceeding from contrnots, antloipatioss of funds, Treasury bills, ...

... WINDSOR, TueSD&Y. Their Royal Highnessee the Prince of Wales and the Princoss Alice were taken for a carriage Hiring thie morn- ing, accompanied by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton. Jler Royal Higlhness the Duchees of Kent arrived at the Castle in the forenoon, from her residence, Frorgmorc- lodlge, to see the RI3al Family previous to their departure for fHrighton. The Honourable bliss Devereux, ...

... , ' *4DRID, Nov. 1. \/y, tR,5a~O11U)WN COROSYSDONDEINT,] The e6nhiLvo Mral cfirers appointed to try Genera Prim and his associates sat till last night, and at six this morning they delivered their sentence, by which General Prim is condemned to bs imprisoned in a castle for six years, and Commanders Ortega and Sane, his former aides. de-camp, with Senors Ferrer, Maria, Montenegro, Garoia, ...

... DUBLik, OCT. 30. [FROM oUR OWN CORRBBPONDNBT.1 THE EARL OF BiE$BOROUGH. I tappeareby the following communicatiot3, wbich reached fi me this morning, that Lord Bossborotgh Is not likely 10 scffer any serioua consequences from his recent accidentt - Carr~ck-on-Suir, Tuesday Evening. ii In reference to khe ccildent met with by the much- estesmed Earl of B esborougb, mentioned in my lest corn ...

... MADRID, AUG.11. [isRO OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT.] tl The fact of the bombardment of Tangier iY confitmed from various quarters, but no one can explain the cause of a l lis proceeding. The general belief is, however, that the resolution bad been previously taken to strike a blowa A somri of the principal porte, and that Tangier was atlaoked ±' first from Its being the first at hand. It is ...

... Tie LONDON GAZrITTV ef TUJiSDA Y, Jan. 23. DOWNVING-STtrEET, JAN. 10.- The Qieen hioe aeen Plefifed to aPpoinit Robert Mont- gomnery Martin, Eeq., to be,' Treasurer lop tile colony of Hong Kong. FlEO .Fl~~ A.~ Tho Queen hae been PINu'st' to Fipprove of Sitnor Fl~six poluellet, so ('olnulj, is, thle tsloon ot' Trinidad, for the Rs. public. 01 Venrioellu . - WfilTETALL., JAN. '?11. The Queen ...

... IJRPEfLAiVD. ciii DUBLIN, MARCH 31. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THE PRESBYTERIAN MOVEMENT. The Ulster papers are filled with reports of the meetintss in all parts of the northera province on the Presbyterien marriage question. At the Strabane meating, described as far the moot nume- rous ever held in that town, tbe Rev. A. P. Gaudy spoke Ds follows in reference to the churob, and I give thir ...

... OPENING OF THE SOUTH BAST'BRN RAILWAY TO DOVEY. ,- The town of Dover presented yesterday a most stirriug dI scene, In expectation of the opening of the railway. All tbe is French autboritiee, mayorsand corporations, from Boulogne s' and Calais, had come over to honour the ceremony, and Is were attended by a numerous French band belonging to the e National Guard of Cabla. At tcur o'clock 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 ...

... THE TEN IIOURS BILL. FPROM THE MANCHESeTER GUARflDIA!N] It will be Neon from the parliamentary reports whlob ap- pear in our present number, that the House of Commons, on Monday evening, in a committee on the government Factory Bill, adopted, by a majority Eof 179 to 170, an amendment, moved by Lord Ashley, to the effect- That the word ' night' shall ba taken to mean from six o'clock In the ...